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OF    THE 

PHILADELPHIA 

MUSEUM 

OF    ART 


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F(UVzuH!i  t'niuuli'Lina,.  qyijiual  Jdvertiser. 


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S'evv'  Post  Chaise  and  Pilot  Office, 

Between  Chesnutand  Walnut  in  Fourth  St.  No.  43. 
fl^inter  Establishment  for  JS^ew  Vork  and  Baltimore, 


FIRST  LINE  FOR  NEW  YORK. 

.  i  he  Post  Chaise  will  leave  Philadelphia  every  morning', 
it  5  o'clock,  and  arrive  in  New  York  tlie  same  evening,  at 
)  o'clock. — Fare  SS- 

SECOND  LINE. 

..  The  Mail  Coach  Pilot  Mill  leave  Philadelphia  every  af- 
•  oon  at  lialf  past  two  (half  an  hour  before  the  Mail)  run 

\\fr\x  and  arrive  in  New  York  the  next  morning. 

:  e  public  are  informed,  that  in  this  line  no  detention 
M.I.  be  met  with  on  the  road,  it  not  carrying  the  mail,  and 
>f  course  riot  subject  to  the  inconvenience  of  stopping  at 

numerous  Post  Offices  on  the  road.  It  has  one  moi  e 
,^...  than  the  Mail,  and  will  carry  but  eiglit  passengers. — 
Fare  SIO.     Tlie  coaches  both  of\he  first  and  second  line 

'>e  new  co!istruction,  baggage  on  springs,  and  protected 

;i  the  weather  by  leather" boots. — ^Fare  glO. 

BALTIMORE  PILOT, 

rill  leave  Philadelphia  every  morning   at   6  o'clock 

-  at  Havre  de  Grace,  and  ariive  in  Baltimore  the  nex . 

t.ing  by  12  o'clock.— Fare  g  12.  / 

:j-^For  spats  in  either  of  the  above  lin^s,  applif  at  the 
Washinsion  Hail  Uotd,  or  at  the  J\*ew  Post  Ckai^eaiid 
r    ch  (i^c?  {formerly  ilw  Old  Pilot  office)  ^^.  43,  Suiith 

rth  street  letween  Chesnut  and  Walnut  streets, 

Stockton  t^  Howell. 


Pa.vton's  Philadelphia -'^^^^^^^'^  Advertiser. 

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JVo.  \5, 
NORTH  THIRD  STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA, 
■     HAVE  ON  HAND,  AN  ASSORTMENT  OF 

tortoise  ShelL  Ivory?  and  Horn 

COMBS, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 

(Q*  Merchants  and  otlicrs  will  fmd  it  their  advan- 
ta/;e  to  call,  as  they  intend  selling  at  reduced  prices, 
for  cash  or  acceptances. 


Faxtoris  Fhiladelphia  Jinnual  Advertiser, 


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Trunk  Manufactory 


L.  DICKINSON, 

No.   4,   SCHRIVER'S  COURT. 

(East  of  Ei^-bth  street  above  Arch  street,) 

PIIILADELPHIA . 

Where  may  be  had  a  general  Assortment  oj 

[ron  Bound,  Travelling,  and  Gig  Trunks    ^ 

OF    ALL    SORTS    AND    SIZES. 

FANCY  AND  MOROCCO  TRUNKS. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

l7i  the  most  approved  Style,  and  at  the  lowest  Prices. 
B.     Merchants  and  Retailers  \\-\\\  find  an  advaiitage  to  call 
!i.s  floove.    Residence  110  North  Eighth  street. 


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LONDON  PATENT 

Steam  Kitchen  and  Hot  Air  Roaster, 

For  cooking  by  Steam  and  Hot  Mr. 

PROM    ^55    TO    S200    AXD    UPWARDS. 

\UAPTT.T,  fV,r  private  families,  hotels,  boarding  houses,  steam 
.>  -Its,  and  other  vessels;  warranted  .mpenor  to  any  other  appara- 
■    for  all  kmds  of  cookingr,  in  the  most  clean  and  delicate  man- 
ic. ;  and  xvi.l  cook  for  from  fve  to  five  hundred  persons;  unitine- 
economv,  health  and  cleanliness;  its  various  operations  of  steaJ^? 
):,-,  boihng;,  roastlng^  bakin.:-,  stewin.^-  and  broiling-,  and  supplyinq: 
..  (>.  .tantly  trom  one  to  fourteen  g-allons  of  clean  boiling-  water,  and 
WU.J  or  without  a  hot  closet,  are  all  performed  bv  thfuse  of  one 
small  fire,  and  is  always  well  understood  by  once  or  twice  usine- 
nor  IS  .t  so  hable  lo  be  out  of  repair;  is  entirelv  free  from  Txct 
siye  heat,  o\  course  most  particidarly  adapted  for  cookin?  in  hot 
chmates;  or  with  additional  pipes  to  conduct  the  ste.m  oXta^r 
mi-ht  be  contrived  to  warm  rooms  in  the  coldest  winter.    The  ap' 
;..   la.s  stands  in  a  very  small  compass,  say  t-uo  fe^t  four  incL 
or^uUh   by  one  foot  troo  inches  depth,  and  from  that'  to  ir^  Z/Z 

on  the  mn.t  ,  '^"  f""^,  P'^^'"^'  ^"^  ^^^^  ^^'*^  «^^  ^''^t  any  other 

on  the  most  economical  plan  consumes,  is  quite  sufficient     Vic 

''^a:r^Zt^'''''  T'  ^^  r?^^^  'secondhand  b" 
_  .  T  an  Jiour,  uithout  bem.g  spoiled ;  and  tlie  savin-  is  calculated 
ro.  rinl'bv  h^t?;"'"'/''""^';  t.^,hon.:n  boilin.^\"  "earn  and 
re.rsSdftin  ..  '  ^"d/^'-^^^v  famines  in  En,gland;  who  have  for 
six  o  t'v.li  ?  "•^?' ^flc"J^te  that  it  will  clear  its  first  cost,  in  from 
■'nP'    it  hj  ^  ""'  ^^o^^teen  months,  according-  to  the  number  i n  f^^ 

^avc  It  now  muse;  the  sales  by  the  a^ent  in  Liverpool  for  the 


xtojis  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser, 

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last  year  solely  being'  upwards  oi  eigld  thoiisand  dollars,  and  not  an 
nstance  known,  where  one  has  been  taken  on  trial,  ever  to  have 
jeen  returned  on  the  agent's  hands. 

The  apparatus  is  now  in  general  use  in  England,  East  and  West 
[ndies  and  Canada;  in  various  steam  boats  at  Pittsburg  and  on  the 
:akes ;  on  board  the  steam  boat  Superior,  captain  Milnor,  running 
jetween  Philadelpliia  and  Wilmington ;  also  two  on  board  the 
jteam  boat  Virginia  and  Norfolk,  at  Baltimore ;  as  also  in  many 
private  families  in  Philadelphia  and  neighbourhood  (who  acknow- 
edge  its  superiority  over  eveiy  thing  they  have  before  seen)  and 
:o  whom  references  will  be  given  to  inspect  the  operation. 

Very  few  of  the  above  still  remain  on  hand,  thoug-h  regular  sup- 
plies will  in  future  be  kept,  and  orders  taken  for  any  particular 
sizes  wanted;  as  also  for  steam  boilers,  and  apparatus  for  warming 
'ooms,  churches,  and  other  public  buildings,  wasliing,  brewing, 
leatinsr  baths,  Sec.  &.c. 

SLATER  &  Co. 

Agents  to  the  Pattntee, 

^Va.  28,  Chesnv.t  St.  FhUadclphia, 
January,  1818. 


JVo.  31,  jYorth  Front  Street. 

Wool  Growers  are  informed,  that  the  article  of  Wool, 
of  every  description,  is  always  purchased  at  this  establish- 
ment in  quantities  of  not  less  than  100  lbs. 

Manufacturers  can  always  be  supplied  with  Wool  at  a 
low  price,  and  at  a  long  credit  for  approved  paper. 


Just  PiiUished  by  P.  JL  Litfouvcade,  Philadelphia, 
AN  ELEGANT  EDITION 

OF    THE 

NEW  TESTAMENT, 

Printed  on  good  white  paper,  with  large  new  type,  and  for 
sale  at  his  book  store,  N.  W.  corner  of  Second  and  Race 
streets,  price  neatly  bound  in  sheep,  g2:  M'here  all  kinds  of 
printing  are  executed  in  the  best  manner. 
*N\  B.  Articles  in  his  line  taken  in  exchan^^e  for  printing. 


Faxton's  Fhiladelphin  Annual  Advertiser. 


Elegant  Exhibition, 

J\o.  1,  Mrth  Eleventh  Street,  Philadelphia: 

CONTAINING, 

AMONG  A  GREAT  VARIETY  OF  LARGE  AND  INTERESTING 

PAINTINGS,  8cc. 

THE 

OF 

NEW  HA  YEN, 

IN  A  SEMICIRCLE  OF  FORTY  FEET  IN  LENGTH, 

Which  has  been  universally  admired  as  one  of  the  most 
natural  and  interesting  productions  of  the  pencil,  that  has 
been  offered  to  the  public. 

ALSO, 

The  Great  Sea  Serpent, 

(the  size  of  life) 

As  seen  in  Gloucester,  Cape  Ann  harbour,  Massachusetts, 
in  August,  18ir. 

tCj^The  Exhibition  is  open  every  day,  and  illuminated 
Monday,  Tuesday,  Wednesday,  and  Thursday  evenings, 
from  7  till  9. — Tickets  25  cents. 

D.  Bowen's  benevolent  Subscribeis,  and  the  Rev.  Clei^,  are 

■••espectfully  invited  at  ull  times,  free  of  expense. 


Fcucton's  Philadelphia  Jlnnual  Advertiser. 


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SAW  WAREHOUSE, 

No.  S, 
JSTorth  Fifth  Street, 


PHILADELPHIA: 


Mill,  Cross-cut,  and  Pit 

SAWS. 


ALSO, 


hovels  and  Spades,  Socket  Shovels  and 
Spades,  Steel  Hoes,  ^c.  ^c. 

JACOB  ROGERS. 


|C7*  Orders  taken  for  rolling  and  slitting  of  Irov. 

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Tin  and  Copper  ware  and  AVire 
Fender  Manufactory. 


HENRY  HARBERGER,  Jr. 

No.  406, 

MARKET  STREET,  NEAR  THE  CENTRE  SQUARE 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand,  wholesale  and  retail, 
ALI.  KINDS  OF 

Coffee  and  Water  Pots,  Buckets,  Roasters. 
Measures,  ^c.  ^c. 

LIKEWISE, 

ALL  KINDS  OF  HOUSE  WORK  IN  GENERAL, 

SrCH  AS 

Copper  and  Tin  Spouts,  and  Simut  Heads. 

riKISHED  IS  THE  HANDSOMEST  STTLE. 

^.B.  Storekeepers  and  Country  Merchants  can  be 
supplied  with  Wire  Fenders  at  the  shortest  notice,  on  rea- 
sonable terms — ^Wire  Fenders  repaired — Lattices  for  Cel- 
lar Windows— and  Wire  Work  in  general. 


Faxion's  Philadelphia  Jimiual  ddveHiser. 

Grand  State  Lotterj. 


SOLOMON  ALLEN,  MANAGER. 

100  Prizes  of  SlOOO,  equal  to  SlOO,000. 

ALL  FLOATING  IN  THE  WHEEL. 

100  Prizes  Sl,000 §100,000 

1 50,000 50,000 

1 20,000 20,000 

1 10,000 10,000 

3 5,000 15,000 

30 500 , 15,000 

100 100 10,000 

5,000 25 125,000 


5,236  PRIZES.  1S345,000 

9,764  BLANKS. 


15,000  Tickets. 
l|  Blanks  to  a  Prize, — J'hirty  days  drawing  ordy. 


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First  drawn  Four  Thousand  Blanks  will  be  entitled  to  §25  each. 
First  dva-wti  1st  day  §5,000  i  First  dra~m  15th  day  ,§10,000 
First  drawn  5th  day  5,000  ^  First  dra~vn  20th  day        20,000 

First  drawn  10th  day  5,000  |  First  drawn  25th  day        50,000 

Will  commence  drawing  in  March,  1818. 

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All  Prizes  payable  in  GOLD,  sixty  days  after  the  completion  of 
the  drawing",  at  the 

BANK  OF  THE  LVITED  STATES. 


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Whole  Tickets 5$25  — 


Qw  a  rters g  6  25 

FOR    SALE    AT 

TRULY  LUCKY  LOTTERY  OFFICE. 

No.  2,  South  Third  St.  Philadelphia, 


raxtoH^a  Vhilmlelphla  Jinnaal  Advevtlsev. 

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Lewis  I.  Bodvel  Wells, 

Operative  Chemist,  Water  Colour  and  Camel's  Hair  Pencil  Maker, 

Uas  removed  from  Philadelphia  to  J\reiv  York, 

Where  he  manufactures  (only  for  Peter  Kerrison  Sf  Co. 
Druggists,  &c.  Greenwich  Street)  the  following  articles, 
which  can  be  obtained  in  this  city,  at  the  manufacturer's 
prices  and  usual  credit,  of 

Daniel  B.  Smithy 

DRUGGIST,  No.  S3,  MARKET  STREET, 

All  kinds  of  extra  fine  WATER  COLOURS,  in  boxes  or  cakes. 


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Row    <  ACKERMAN'o     ^  WATER  COLOURS. 


4  J  L  WELLS'S 

TOY  PAINTS,  in  wooden  and  paper  boxes,  with  and  without 
Pencils  and  Sticks. 

SUPERB  VENETIAN  DROP  LAKE,  superior  in  richness  of  co- 
lour to  that  usually  imported,  and  equal  to  any  made  in  Europe. 

WELLS'S  CERTIFIED  DURABLE  INK,  wan-anted  to  be  inde- 
hble. 

WELLS'S  FINE  CHROME  YELLOW. 

WELLS'S  PATENT  ANATTO. 

WELLS'S  COURT  PLASTER. 

WELLS'S  REFLNED  LIQUORICE. 

CAMEL'S  HAIR  BRUSHES. 

W^ELLS'S  much  esteemed  PATENT  COMPRESSED  BLACK- 
ING. 

WELLS'S  MAHY'S  PLASTER  CLOTH,  faithfully  prepared 
fi'om  the  original  receipt  of  Mc;t\s.  Mahy,  and  formerly  made 
by  Bouchony  Lordonet,  and  approved  and  recommended  by 
Drs.  B.  Rush,  Pbysick,  and  other  eminent  practitioners. 


Paxton's  Philadelphia  Annual  Advert Isfr. 


PHILADELPHIA 

Brush  Manufactory^ 

JVo,  90i,  JVbrf/i  Frfnit  Street. 


BENJAMIN  TAYLOR, 

Informs  bis  friends  and  the  public,  tliat  he  carries  on 
the  brush  making  on  a  very  extensive  scale,  and  has  con- 
>tantly  on  hand,  the  largest  stock  to  be  found  in  this,  or, 
le  believes,  any  other  city  in  the  United  States ;  consisting 
)f  all  the  kinds  usually  made  in  this  country.  Also  very 
Hiperior  ground  Paint  Brushes,  Sash,  Graining  and  Fitch 
tools,  which  by  unremitting  attention  and  perseverance,  he 
las  succeeded  in  perfecting,  and  can  now  supply  with  any 
quantity,  equal  (at  least)  iiT  quality  to  the  English ;  Patent 
Penetrating  Hair,  and  Horse  brushes,  which  are  found  by 
experience  to  be  superior  to  any  thing  of  the  kind  ever  in- 
k^ented  ;  Patent  Cloth  brushes ;  besides  a  great  variety  of 
Fancy,  Cloth,  Crumb,  Tooth,  Hair,  Shaving  brushes,'&c. 
Ailso,  a  lar2;e  assortment  of  elegant  Patent,  Japanned,  Con- 
^'ex,  and  Fiat-top,  Satin-wood,  Bird-eye,  Cherry,  Walnut, 
md  Gum,  Turned-top,  Common,  Kitchen,  and  {Smith's  bel- 
tows,  of  any  required  size ;  all  of  which  he  will  sell  on  at 
least  as  good  terms  as  they  can  be  procured  elsewhere. 
Mercliants  and  others  are,  requested  to  view  his  articles, 
ind  he  is  satisfied  they  will  have  no  occasion  to  seek  further. 

A".  B.  Russian  Bristles  for  sale  by  the  hogshead. 


Paxton*s  Philadelphia  •Annual  Advertiser. 


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THE 

Saving  Fund  Societj. 

Office  Ao.  22,  South  Sixth  Street — open  daily. 

Times  for  Deposits  Mondays  and  Thursdajs, 
From  4  to  7  P.  M. 

This  institution  was  established  in  December  1816,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  aftbrding"  a  secure  and  profitable  mode  of  investing-  the 
small  sums  which  may  be  saved  by  the  industrious  and  frui^al  me- 
chanic, labourer,  and  all  other  persons.  The  sums  deposited  bear 
interest  from  tlie  time  they  are  placed  in,  and  may  be  recalled  at 
any  time.  The  money  is  always  invested  in  stock  for  the  use  of 
the  depositors,  and  this  stock  is  held  by  the  president  and  cashier 
of  tlie  bank  of  the  United  States,  as  ti*ustees. 

All  sums  exceeding  one  dollar  are  received,  and  as  .soon  as  these 
sums  amount  to  five  dollars  they  bear  interest,  and  at  the  end  of 
everv  year,  the  interest  is,  without  any  trouble  to  the  depositor, 
added  to  the  principal,  and  becomes  a  new  capital,  beariiig-  inter- 
est. By  those  who  superintend  the  business  of  the  institution,  no 
emolument  or  advantag-e  is  received. 

An  apprentice,  who  will  deposit  in  the  Saving  Fund  Society 
one  dollar  per  week,  for  five  years,  will  at  the  end  of  that  time 
have  ^  293,  A  male  domestic  who  shall  deposit  four  dollars  per 
month,  for  ten  years,  will  at  the  end  of  that  time  have  1S612. — 
A  female  domestic  who  lays  up  from  her  wages  two  dollars  per 
month,  for  ten  years,  and  places  her  savings  as  they  are  made  in 
this  instituition,  will  at  the  end  of  ten  years  have  §305.  A  jour- 
neyman mechanic,  Avho  deposits  five  dollars  per  week,  for  five 
vear.s,  will  have  ^  1468.  A  master  mechanic,  who  places  in  ^e 
saving  fund  eight  dollars  per  week,  for  live  years,  will  ha^■e  secured 
for  himself  §2340.  And  the  fatiier  of  a  family,  who,  in  order  to 
make  provision  for  each  child,  will  deposit  fifty  cents  a  week  from 
the  time  of  their  bii't)^,  for  each  child,  will  secure  to  every  one 
of  his  children  a  portion  amounting  to  §  1716,  on  their  attaining 
the  age  of  twenty-one  years. 

I'he  interests,  tlie  happiness  of  the  commimlty,  cannot  be  better 
promoted  than  by  encouraging  among  all  for  v.hom  the  Saving 
Fund  Society  was  established,  an  employment  of  the  means  to  at- 
tain the  benefit  It  assures.  Pastors  of  congregations,  preceptors 
of  schools,  heads  of  families,  master  mechanics,  guardians  of 
children,  and  officers  of  economical  and  charitable  societies,  are 
earnestly  sohcited  to  assist  in  the  accomplishment  of  its  objects. 

(JCt"  For  the  officers  of  this  Society,  i-ee  "  Li.^t  of  Cov.t^nt'-.^' 


Faocton^s  Philadelphia  Annual  Jidvertisev. 


No.  7\,  Walnut-street,  (between  Third  and  Dock) 

IMPORTS,  AXI)  COXSTANTLY  KE?>rS  FOR  SALE, 

A  g-eneral  assoi-tment  of 

Hosierj  and  Fancj  Goods. 

HOSIERY,   Sec.  }  AXrY  OOODS,  &C. 

Merino  wool  Hose  and  half  Hose  \  Fhw  Cutlerii-KnivQS,  Scissors,  &c. 
Merino  wool  Waistcoats,  Dra'.v-  ^  (Xy"  Gentlemen's   Tool   Chests, 

ers  and  Cliimesettes  I      Portable  Desks,  &,  Poil  Folios 

Lambs  wool,  worsted,  and  An-  ?  ^Morocco    Goods — Work  &.  Paint 

gola  Hose,  and  haif  Hose         >      Boxes,  Shaving  Cases,  Jjack- 
Gauze  Hose  and  Cotton  Drawers  |      g^ammon  and  Chess  Boards 
Merino  wool  and  cotton  Nig"ht  5  Gih  and  Plated  Goods — Clasps, 

Caps  and  Gloves  \      Purses,      Amulets,    Lockets, 

Worsted    and  cotton   Suspend-  \      ^liniature  Frames,  8cc. 

ers,    and  Cotton  Balls  ?  Iz'ort/  and  Hone  Tv)nerif,&  'Tuji' 

Cotton  Hose  of  every  descrip-  >      bridge  JVare — Chessmen,  Do- 

tion,   very  chcaj)  I      minos,  Rules,  Pope  Joan  and 

riiread  &  raw  silk  Hose  &  ^  Hose  ^      Cribbage  Boards,   Work  and 
Kng'Ush  silk  Hose,  in  g-reat  va-  \      Cotton  Boxes,  he. 

riety,  black,  white,  &  coloured  \  Jupaiined  JJ'are — Dressing  Cases, 


Spice  Boxes,  Spittoon,  Night 
Lamps,    Lanterns,     Bellows, 
Hearth  Brnshes,  8cc. 
Pcrfii mery — Pate nt  p enetrating" 
Hair  Bi'ushes,    Soaps,  Poma- 
tums, Itussia  and  Macassa  Oil, 
Tooth  Powder,  Aromatic  Vin- 
IXI/'  A  general  assortment  of  mo-  ^      cgar,-  Cephalic  Snuff',  &c. 
rocco  and  fancy  coloured  Pa-  %  ^Miscellaneous — Baskets  in  grf*^* 


Bobbinett  tliread  lace  Veils  and  ^ 
Shawls,    from  2-4  to  8-4  v.ide  i 
Bobbinett  Thread  Lace,  6-4  wide  | 
Silk  lace  Veils  and  Shawls  i 

Gloves,  of  leather,  silk,  and  raw  | 
silk,  umbrellas,  &c.*  \ 


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pers,  gold  and  silver  Papers  \ 
and  Borders,  coloured  En- 1 
gravings,  and  every  article  for  < 
fancy  and  ornamental  work.     \ 


varietv.  Telescope  W^ng" 
Sticks,  Sword  Canesj^^^'^^ks, 
Liquor  and  PowcV*  Flasks, 
Shot  Behs,  ^Q.y 

QCj"  A  supply  of  th-  above  named  articles,  togetlf^^'^^^  ^^n'  nt 
and  icsefid  addition^  -will  be  regxdarly  imported      / 


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Martin  Fisher  <^  Son, 

THERMOMETER  AND  SPECTACLE 
MAKERS, 

JS'o.  1 05,  nrMh  Second  Street, 

HAVE  ON  HAND 

AN  ASSORTMENT  OF  THE  ABOVE  ARTICLES, 

rOGETaXR  WITH  THE  FOLLOWING: 

Barometers,  Hydrometers,  Suneying  Com- 
passes, Pocket  Compasses,  Cases  of  Mathema- 
tical Instruments,  Parallel  Rulers,  Spy  Glasses, 
Microscopes,  Magnifying  Lenses,  Eye  Gl^es, 
Reading  Glasses,  Spectacle  Glasses,  Linen 
Provers,  Magnets,  &c.  &c.  which  will  be  sold, 
wholesale  or  retail,  at  very  moderate  prices. 


Pa.vton's  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 


W.  ^  A.  MASON, 

ENGRAVERS  OF  BRASS  ORNAMENTS 
FOR  BOOKBINDING,  &c. 

No.  13,  SOUTH  FOURTH  STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

Notary  Public,  Charter  and  Patent  Medicine  Seals  :  Embossing' 
Plates  and  Brass  Engravings  for  Typographical  Printing. 


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No.  13,  SOUTH  FOURl'H  STREET, 

PHILADELPHIA. 

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I'a.iioiLS  Philadelpliia  Annual  Jidvertiser, 


ANDREW  ALLEN'S 

PATEJVT 

Gilt  and  Silvered  Leather. 

Mr.  Allen  lias  the  honour  to  inform  his  friends 
and  tlie  puhlic,  ^at  he  has  received  Letters  Patent  for 
the  manufacturing  of  his  Gilt  and  Silvered  Leather. 

It  can  he  appropriated  with  elegance  and  durabi- 
lity to  tlie  following  purposes,   amongst  many  others : 

Fancy  Shoes,  for  balls  and  assemblies;  Masonic  Aprons,  richly 
wrougAt;  Book  Bindmg-;  Pocket  Books;  Seg-ar  Boxes;  Swor^ 
Belts;  Ladies'  Reticules; — and  for  Copperplate  and  other  Print- 
ing-, for  instance,  see  the  hkeness  of  our  immortal  \^^\SHIXGT05•, 
at  Mr.  Hilyar's,  Chesiuit  Street,  one  door  above  the  theatre. — 
Also,  for  Fancy  Toilet  Boxes;  Trimmings  for  Carriages;  Linings; 
Hat  Trimmings;  Ornam.enting  Saddles  and  Bridles;  and  in  any 
and  every  way  that  leather  can  be  used  for  splendor,  convenience, 
or  service. 

Mr.  A.  informs  his  countrymen,  that  he  has  pre- 
sented to  tlie  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  of 
the  United  States,  a  copy,  eacli,  of  presjident  Monroe's 
Message,  20  by  18  inches  square,  printed  on  his  Pa- 
tent Leather — specimens  of  wliich  are  exliibited  at  the 
!mnts'  coffee  house;  where  a  subscription  papier 
ncd  for  those  wlio  mjay  be  desirous  of  avniling 
'  ( s  of  the  opporturjity  of  possessing  a  copy  of 
i liable  a  document. 

(jy  Southern  and  Western   Traders  will  fnid  -U 

'iterest  to  call  and  see  his  varimis  specimens,  lit 

..*      r;8,  Spruce,  one  door  above  Fifth  street,  where  all 

"i/.  :■^  will  be  thaukfnllif  received  and  punctually  enre- 


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Greorge  Willig, 

AT  HIS 

JVo.  24, 
SOUTH  FOURTH  STREET, 

OFFERS  FOR  SALE, 

jrand  German   Pianos,  superior   quality,   with   Turkish 

music, 
square  Englisli  Pianos,  superior  quality, 
lllegant  English  and  French  Harps, 
iuitars,  Clarinets,  Flutes,  Fifes,  French  Horns,  Bassoons, 

and  Flageolets, 
lixtra  fine  Cremona  Violins. 
jOw  priced  Violins,  by  the  dozen. 

/^iolin  Bows;  Italian,  French,  and  German  Violin  Strings; 
.  Violin  Basses,  Harp  Strings,  &c. 

ICP  G.  TV.  has  just  received  the  JVewest  Music  from 
Europe,  from  which  he  has  selected  the  best  for  puhli- 
ation. 


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LEWIS  DESAUQUE, 

Returns  his  thanks  to  his  friends,  and  the  public  in 
general,  and  informs  them,  that  he  has  relinquished  his 
retail  of  Wines  and  Liquors  to  his  sons,  L.  &  F.  Desauque, 
who  will  carry  on  the  business  in  the  same  manner  and 
with  tlie  same  punctuality's  heretofore. 

Lewis  Desauque  will  canyon  his  wholesale  of  Wines 
and  Liquors  in  Taylor's  Alley. 

L.  &  F.  Desauque,  under  the  firm  of 

L.  Desauque,  jun.  SC  Co. 

(successors  to  lewis  desauque) 

AT  THE  OLD  ESTABLISHED   STAND, 

J\b.  65,  south  Second  Street, 

HAVE  ON  HAND,  A  GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF  GENUINE 

WIJVES  AJVD  LIQUORS, 

WHICH  THEY  OFFER  FOB,  SAIiE  AT  MODERATE  TRICES, 

AMO^G  WHICH  ABE: 

In  Bottlpfi — ^^ladeira,  10  years  old ;  Mala^,  60  years 
old  ;  old  Medoc  Claret,  froin  1811;  old  Port  Wine  ;  ^Sher- 
ry Wine ;  Chateaumargau  Wine ;  Lafitte  and  Latour 
Wine ;  Red  and  W^hite  Hermitage ;  Sauterne  Wine  ;  Vin. 
de  Grave  ;  Rota  and  Tokay  Wine ;  Muscat  de  Frontignac, 
Sparkling  Champaign,  and  Burgundy  Wines. 

On  Draught — ^^ladeira,  Sicily  Madeira,  Lisbon,  Tene- 
rifte,  Sherry,  and  Old  Port  Wines ;  Cognac  Brandy ;  Hol- 
land Gin ;  Jamaica  Spirits ;  Peach  Brandy ;  AVine  and 
Cider  Vinegar,  &.c.  &c. 

(QP  Sweet  Oil  in  Baskets. 


Paxton's  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser, 

DRAWING  AND  PAINTING 

9 
Cook's  Buildings,  No.  3,  South  Third  Street, 

(Near  Market  Street,) 

BY  HUGH  REINAGLE,  ^ 

PORTRAIT  AND  LANDSCAPE  PAINTER. 

Hugh  Reinagle  has  the  honour  to  inform  his  friends 
id  the  public,  that  his  academy  for  drawing  and  painting 
I  Landscape^  Architecture,  Perspective,  Anatomy  and  Or- 
aments,  is  now  open  for  the  reception  of  pupils.  Separate 
asses  for  ladies  and  gentlemen  at  ^6  and  SIO  per  quar- 
T.  Evening  classes  upon  the  same  terms.  Classes  eai'ly 
I  the  morning,  when  the  season  will  permit.  Studies  will 
B  appropriated  to  each  department,  and  every  attention 
Lven  to  facilitate  the  progress  of  the  pupils. 

H.  R.'s  works  in  oil  and  water  colours,  consisting  of  a 
reat  variety  of  interesting  views  of  various  places  in  the 
Fnited  States,  to  be  seen  gi^atis  at  the  academy. 


AVHEELWRIGHT, 

Frankford  Road,  above  Qiieen  Street, 

(Polnt-no-point  Road)  Right-hand.  Side, 

WHERE    IS    MANUFACTURED,    AXD    ALWAYS    MAA 
BE    HAD, 

Wagons,  Carts,  Drays,  Ploughs,  Harrows, 
and  Wheelbarrows, 

OF   VARIOUS    SIZES: 

Ul  of  which  are  for  Sale,  at  the  most  moderate  Prices, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 


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WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

Boot  8^  Shoe  Manufactorj^ 

jYo.  254,  Market  Street, 
(third  door  above  the  white  bear  tavern.) 

The  Subscriber  respectfully  informs  his  nu- 
merous customers,  and  the  public  in  general, 
that  he  keeps  a  constant  supply  of  Gentlemen's 
Boots  and  Shoes,  first  quahty  ;  and  in  addition, 
Ladies'  Kid  and  Morocco  Shoes,  Avith  a  gene- 
ral assortment  in  th€  above  line,  where  all  or- 
ders will  be  thankfully  received,  and  punctually 

attended  to. 

L.  KEATTING. 


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BROKER, 

,Vo.  39,  SOUTH  THIRD  STREET, 

ABOVE  CHESNUT. 

CT    TICKETS  IN  ALL  LOTTERIES  FOR  SALE;^. 

Q^   Foreign  Bank  Notes  of  every  description  dis- 
counted on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

[3**   All  business  in  the  Stock  and  Commission  line 
promptly  attended  to,  &c.  k.c.  kc. 

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Samuel  Thompson, 

NO.  35, 

SOUTH  THIRD  STREET, 

(five  dooks  above  chesnut  street) 

-  PHILADELPHIA. 

iXy"   S.  T.    HAS   AN"    ASSORTMEXT  OF 

Superfine  Cloths  and  Cassimeres 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 


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THOMAS  W.  LEVERING, 

Bell  and  Brass  founder,  and  House  Bell 

Hanger, 
JVo.  40,  south  Fifth  Street,  belotv  Walnut, 

^i?f!f  """'!•'  ^^^^^Ht  too  much  brass,  to  chime  m  with  the  pubHc 
nno^^f  ""-I  tf  t'^^^^g" J?^«  talent  and  versat^e  merits,  and  to^ofTer 
^LcfK^  u  "^  ^\'™^'  ^'.'  services  to  every  class  of  his  fellow  citi- 
^v^-rY^  ''iS^'  enviable  union!  When  it  is  r.emembered  how 
extensively  useful  and  necessary  are  services  in  his  hne,  it  will  not 
be  matter  of  wonder  that  he  should  incur  expense,  and  take  ime 
trouble  to  make  their  value  known. 

Without  entering-  into  an  elaborate  history  of  the  oriein  and 
usefulness  of  Bells,  he  will  merely  advert  to  their  u^hty  in  fhurch 
cs    from   national  rejoicings  to  national  lamentations-from  the 
modes  pea  of  the  assiduous  lover  to  the  -lost  child  restorecr^^from 
nev  e^  |'"'f  «^«:^  ^^f^^'  «f.^  <1^">  to  tlie  delightful  tones  of  a  ch i^ 
ner  bell-from  the  decorations  of  a  cheerful  hearth,  down  to  the 
Jingle  of  a  Conestoga  team,  he  is  able  and  willing  to  s^^^p^ly  them 
And  as  "  Love  laughs  at  Locksmiths,"  he  has  enlisted  himself  asTn 
auxihary  in  Cupid's  corps  of  nfle-men,  and  has  .contributed  m<^e 
rncUly  to  many  a  conquest,  after  Mars  had  done  liis  utmost    and 
gels  less  remorse  for  his  victories  tlian  any  Hero  of  the^ world- 
V- ashington  excepted.  worm— 

o^^^ii^^'' ''  \^  selfish-his  labours  are  not  confined  to  any  sect 
VJ.T^'  "^J  ^y  geographical  bounds:-he  works  for  ^?-!?houS 

^S^s^f^r^ir  ;^;? '''  ''-^'^  ^^^  ^^  ^^^^  -  ^'' 

HaS;s^afrs  f^lsl^S"'  '^"^~^^"^  ^^'^^^  ^^^  ^-^^  -^^ 


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LOOKING  GLASS 

MAJVUFACTORY, 

No.  72,  CHESNUT  STREET. 


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SAIVIUEL  KENNEDY, 

Respectfully  acquaints  his  friends  and  the  public, 
that  he  has  added  to  his  factory  utensils  by  which  he 
can  repolish  and  silver  Looking  Glasses  of  every  di- 
mension; which  process  removes  all  stains,  and  ren- 
ders old  glasses  equal  to  new.  As  usual,  Carving  and 
Gilding;  Looking  Glass,  Picture,  and  Needle  Work 
fi-iimed ;  Girandoles,  Brackets,  Cornices,  Sac,  &c.  exe- 
cuted in  the  newest  and  best  style,  or  to  any  given 
design. 

Every  branch  of  the  business  beuig  executed  in  the 
house,  under  bis  immediate  inspection,  enables  him  to 
insure  the  faithful  performance  of  aU  orders  he  may  be 
favoured  with. 

CONSTANTLY  FOR  SALE, 

Framed  LOOKING  GLASSES,of  every  description. 
Looking  Glass  PLATES,  in  great  variety. 
Framed  and  Unframed  PRINTS, 
GIRANDOLES,  BRACKETS,  CORNICES,  kc, 

(X^  The  greatest  encouragement  to  Wholesale  Purchasers ;  and 
that  attention  to  packing  which  insures  safeti/. 


Fao'ton^s  Philadelphia  winmml  Advertiser, 

D.  W.  FarrantFs 

AVHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

WAREHOUSE, 

No.  140, 

Chesnut  Street,  opposite  the  Theatre. 

PHILADELPHIA; 

Where  may  be  had  a  general  assortment  o 
American  and  French  Papers^  of  the  newest  anc 
most  fashionable  patterns ;  also,  Colours  preparer 
for  rooms,  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

(Q*   PAPERS  PUT  UP  IN  THE  BEST  MANNER, 


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THE  Subscriber  finding  that  the  pressure  of  the 
times  demands  an  attention  to  economy,  and  that  tlie 
days  of  hixury  and  high  prices  have  been  replaced  by 
outstanding  debts  and  vexation  in  collection — he  pro- 
poses to  accommodate  his  mode  of  business  to  the  new 
state  of  things,  and  to  reduce  tlie  prices  of  better  times 
to  such  a  standard  as  shall  not  reiidur  it  necessary  to 
his  friends  and  customers  to  open  an  account,  or  defer 
{raymcnt  to  a  future  day.  He  will,  as  usual,  execute 
all  work  conmiitted  to  liis  care  with  promptness  and 
neatness ;  and  by  reducing  tlie  price  hitherto  given,  to 
one  much  lower,  he  presumes  that  he  may  also  have 
a  right  to  exjiect  prompt  payment ;  and  this  is  the  prin- 
ciple that  he  means  to  pursue  ^  finding  that  the  ex- 
pences  of  account  keeping,  collecting,  and  interest, 
have,  for  some  years,  made  a  greater  deduction  from 
the  former  higii  prices — the  lule  not  to  keep  any  ac- 
count book  for  debts,  and  to  liave  no  collector  but  him- 
self, will  enable  him  to  avoid  debt,  and  senx  his  friends 
with  much  greater  satisfaction,  than  when  he  was 
obliged  to  trouble  them  on  the  first  of  every  six  months 
for  three  or  four  years,  with  a  bill,  seldom  reduced 
and  frequently  augmented. 

QCj^"  Low  prices  and  projnpt  payment  wiU  be  his  future  rule  of 
business. 

JAMES  QUEEN, 

No.  51,  south  Tliird  Street. 
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THE 

PENNSYLVANIA  COMPANY 

FOK 

Insurances  on  Lives  and  Granting  Annuities, 

M  their  Office,  JSTo,  7%  South  Second  Street, 

PHILADELPHIA, 

Makj;  Insurance  on  Lives  by  sea  and  land,  purchase  and  sell 
Annumes,  ginint  Endowments  for  Children,  and  execute  every 
species  of  contract  in  which  the  casualty  of  life  is  concerned  The 
tollowmg-  examples  shew  some  of  the  modes  in  which  advanta^-e 
may  be  derived  therefrom.  ^ 

IJ\^SUIlJjVCES. 

The  life  of  a  person  maybe  insured  for  a  single  voyae-e,  for  one 
or  more  years,  or  for  the  whole  duration  of  life;  the  premium 
must,  of  coui;sc,  depend  ujion  the  ag-e,  state  of  health,  the  risk  of 
the  sea  or  climate,  and  the  term  insured  for.  A  healthv  man  re- 
siding  on  shore,  may  secure  to  his  fkmily,  in  case  of  his  death 
within  one  year,  a  thousand  dollars,  by  the  payment  of  the  follow- 
mg- premiums: 

Seventeen  dollai-s  and  a  half,  or  1^  per  cent,  if  aged  27  yeai-s. 

Iwenty  dollars,  or  2  per  cent,  if  aged  35, 

1  wenty-two  dolls,  and  a  half,  or  2  1-4  per  cent,  if  aged  40. 

AJS^JVUITIES, 

May  commence  immediately,  or  may  be  deferred  to  a  distant  pe- 
riod, at  the  option  of  the  applicant.  If  to  commence  immediately 
a  person  aged  60  years  woidd  receive  11|  per  cent,  per  annum 
it  deterred  for  ten  years,  the  same  person  would  receive  42  per 
cent,  per  annum  during  the  remainder  of  his  life,  upon  any  sum  he 
might  choose  to  invest.  Deferred  Annuities  may  also' be  pur- 
chased  by  tlie  jjavment  of  a?mual  sums  during  tlie  term  for  which 
the  annum  is  deferred.  As  for  instance,  a  person  aged  18  may 
purchase  an  annuity  of  100  dollars  a  year,  to  commence 

At  the  age  of  60,  by  paying  §2  98  per  annum. 

At  the  age  of  55,  by  paying     5  23 

At  the  age  of  50,  by  paying     8  84 

At  the  age  of  45,  by  paying  14  68 

At  the  age  of  40,  b*y  paying  24  32 

EJK^nOWMEJyTS. 

A  man  by  paying  to  the  company  100  dollars  at  the  birth  of  a 
cluld,  may  secure  to  it  the  sum  of 

640  dollars,  if  it  lives  to  the  age  of  21  years, 
3222  dollars,  if  it  lives  to  the  age  of  45, 
6965  dollars,  if  it  lives  to  the  age  of  55. 

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WIDOWS. 

A  man  aged  40  having  a  wife  aged  oS^  may  provide  an  annuity 
for  her  in  case  she  survives  him,  to  commence  at  liis  death,  of 
§100  per  annum,  by  paying  to  the  company  ^333  in  a  gross  sum, 
or  by  annual  payments  of  ^32  22,  during  tlie  continuance  of  their 
joint  lives. 

Contracts  for  any  other  sums,  or  any  other  ages,  or  combined  in 
any  other  manner^  will  be  made  ;  the  terms  for  which,  may  be 
known  on  application  at  the  office,  or  by  letter  (post  paid)  ad- 
dres'^ed  to  * 

CONDY  RAGUET,  President, 

OR 

JACOB  SHOEMAKER,  Jctuarv, 


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Enniskillen  Castle  Hotels 

J\o.  97,  South  Fifth  Street, 
PHILADELPHIA, 


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FURNITURE 

FOR  SALE  CHEAP 

AT 

Furniture  Warehouse^ 

.Vo.  8, 

iOTJTH  THIRD  STREET,  NEAR  MARKET, 
PHILADELPHIA: 

Where  is  received  for  sale,  on  comniission,  all  kinds  of 
house  furniture ;  such  as  Caljinet  Ware  of  all  kinds ;  Fancy 
and  Windsor  Chairs ;  Andirons,  Shovels,  Tongs  and  Fen- 
ders; Looking  Glasses;  Glass,  China,  Plated,  Brass,  Cop- 
per, Japanned,  Tin,  and  Iron  Ware,  of  every  description, 
and  whatever  appertains  to  house-keeping. 

ICr*  This  establishment  offers  an  opportunity  for  the 
manufacturer  and  importer  to  place  their  goods  in  a  cen- 
tral situation  for  speedy  sale.  All  furniture  taken  proper 
care  of,  and  turned  into  cash  for  the  o>vner  without  delav. 


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HATE   "OH  SALE  AT  XnEIR  STOnK, 


JVT>.  26,  JSTorth  Third  Street,  Philadelphia, 

A  large  Assortment  of 

MOROCCO  LEATHER, 

Suitable  for  Shoemakers,  Pocket  Books,  Hatters,  Bookbindei^, 
Coachmakers,  Saddlers,  Bellows  and  Trunk  Manufacturers,  &,c. 

ALSO, 

CHAMOIS  AND  BUCK  SKINS, 

Suitable  for  Glovers,  Coach  Makers,  Pi-inters,  Suspender  Manufac* 
turers,  and  Silver  Platers. 

AVHITE  LEATHER, 

For  Saddlers,  Apothecaries,  and  suitable  for  Shoe  Linings,  &C. 
They  also  manufacture,  and  keep  constantlij  for  sale, 

A    GEXERAL    ASSOKTXEXT    OF 

PARCHMENT, 

Suitable  for  Scriveners,  Printers,  Bookbinders,  Goldbeaters,  $cc. 

ALSO, 

Sumac  and  bark  tanned  Sheep,  Deer,  and  Calf  Skin», 

For  Bookbinders,  Shoe  Binding,  Shoe  Lining,  Aprons,  Suspenders' 
Saddlers,  Pocket  Book,  Bellows  and  Card  Manufacturers,  he. 

GEORGE  WILSON, 

HAS  ALSO  ¥0R  SALE,  AS  ABOVE, 

JIaterials  and  Tools  for  Bookbinders,  Gold  Leaf  of  good 
quality,  Boor,  Bookbinder  and  Trunk  Boards,  Sheathing 
Paper,  Sec.  See 


Paxton's  Philadelphia  Annual  Adverth 


FAIRVIEW  STREET,  BUSH  HILL. 
Warehouse,  Ko.  12,  JVorth  Third  Street. 

Where  he  offers  for  smIc,  the  following-  do^iiestic  articles  (of  his 
own  manufacture)  at  prices  from  25  to  33  1-3  per  cent,  lower  than 
"the  imported,  vi^. 

l^l^^J  ^^^^^  CLOTHS,  of  all  sizes,  for  rooms  and  entries. 
GREEN  BAIZE  OIL  CLOTH,  for  sideboard,  piano  and  table  cover.. 
^^'  do-  I>ish  and  plate  nwts,  in  sets  to  match 

Common  OIL  CLOTH,  by  the  piece,  yard  or  box. 
Linen  OIL  CLOTH,  for  travelling-  gre'at  coats  and  carriae-e  cover:, 
bilk  do.  for  ladies'  aprons  and  hat  covers. 
Gauze  do.  for  window  blinds,  fire-place  screens,  &c. 
Prepared  CANVAS,  for  portrait  painters,  framed  to  order 
Measuring  TAPES,  in  fret  and  tenths,  and/eer  art'd  inches 
Ingrained  and  Venetian  CARPETING,     ^ 
Pew,  Rug,  and  French  do.  f 

Imperial  and  Common  HEARTH  RUGS    f  ^^^^  ^*  Wool. 
Carpet  BINDINGS,  FRINGE,  &c.  &c,      J 

The  subscriber  having  enlarged  his  jX,iu  ManrrfaCoru,  so  as  to 
enable  him  to  keep  a  stock  of  from  12  to  15000  square  vards  of 
ready  made  and  -.veil  seasoned  Floor  Cloths,  can  in  future  furnish 
Cloths  for  Itooms  and  Entries  at  the  shortest  notice,  ivJUch  ivill  b^ 
~Marr anted  equal  to  aiiy  imported,  viz. 

Cloths  without  borders  in  24  hours— with  borders  in  two  weeks 
All  Cloths  not  exceeding  21  feet  by  60  feet,  will  be  -without  seam, 

und  made  to  any  given  dimensions. 

Oj"  Merchants  trading  to  the  soutliern  states  or  West  Indies,  and 
Country  Merchants  in  general,  will  find  the  above  articles  worthy 
their  particular  attention. 


Isaac  Macaulay. 


I*(t.riou's  Philadetpfila  Jinnual  Jidi'eriisev. 


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Universal  Grammar. 

IT  is  well  known,  that  in  all  printed  g'l'aniniars,  of  all  lang'uag'cs, 
nil  the  rules,  tliat  are  calculated  to  explain  the  construction  of  sen- 
tences, are,  without  one  exception,  fountled  on  what  is  called  real, 
or  imag-iuaru,  viz.  true,  or  false,  or  ficlUiaus  syntax. 

All  rules  founded  in  falsehood  or  fiction,  are  a  pei*petual,  an  in- 
surmountable obstacle  to  the  prog-ress  of  a  pupil.  They  ai-e  in- 
surmountable, becaiise  the  true  construction  of  sentences  in  any 
kiug-uag-e,  never  was,  and  never  can  be  understood,  by  fictitious 
i-ulcs.     The  preceding-,  supjiort  the  following-  positions,  viz. 

■The  best  scholars,  of  all  known  langiiag-es,  froin  time  immemo- 
rial, having-  acquired  their  knowledg-e  of  g-rammar,  in  a  great  meii- 
sure,  from  fictitious  rules,  liave  never,  but  in  a  limited  deg-rec, 
understood  the  grammatical  construction  of  their  own,  or  any  other 
language — even  though  they  may  have  studied,  or  been  teachers 
of  various  languages  from  seven  to  seven fi/-seven  }ears. 

To  support  the  above  positions,  many  authorities  may  be  cited. 

1st.  From  the  preface  of  Ur.  S.  Johnson's  dictionary — **'  Some 
words  there  are,  which  I  cannot  explain,  because  I  do  not  imder- 
stand  them."  In  the  same  preface,  he  stsxtes,  "  That  a  ivhole  life 
caujiot  be  spent  upon  syntax  and  etymology,  and  that  even  a  rvhole 
life  would  not  be  sufficient,"  &.c. 

2d.  From  the  last  page  of  the  introduction  to  L.  Mun-ay's  gram- 
jnar — "  There  are  few*  of  the  divisions,  arrangements,  definitions 
or  rules,  against  which,  critical  ingenuit}'  cannot  devise  plausible 
obiections."  Even  the  above  sentence ,  from  the  pen  of  Mr.  MuiTay, 
is  constructed  on  fictitious  syntax ;  and  oil  the  rules  iii  printed  gram- 
mars, are  incompetent  to  designate  the  nominative  to  the  verb  ai-e, 
in  italics,  and  to  describe  the  construc'ion  of  the  same  sentence 
--  3d.  From  the  very'  attempts — of  all  m-'ters  of  new  grammai-s — 
to  elucidate  the  construction,  and  develop  the  mjsteries  of  the 
language,  on  which  they  respectively  write. 

The  subscriber's  s}stem  affords  correct  definitions,  rules,  S^c, 
nem;r  bkfore  discovf.red,  which  obviate  all  the  difficulties,  which 
the  fictitious  definitions,  ndes,  Sec.  can  ne\  cr  remove  or  explain. 

A  pupil,  acquiring  the  knowledge  of  English  grammar  by  this 
system,  can,  afterwards  in  less  than  oneda;/,  Itarn  all  the  grainma- 
tical  terms,  that  are  used  ii^  printed  English  granunars. 

A  host  of  opponents,  from  humble  apparel  to  priestly  robes, 
decry  the  subscriber's  system — not  one  of  them  understands  it — 
a)id  opposition,  from  one  who  does  not  understand  it,  deserves  no 
credit.  Not  one  of  them,  by  the  rules  in  printed  grammars,  can  parse 
any  five  sentences,  which  are  found  in  succession,  in  any  book  in 
the  Enghsh,  Latin,  or  Greek  language,  and  at  the  same  time,  ex- 
])lain  the  natural  .subdivisions,  beauties,  and  niceties,  which  belong, 
classically,  to  the  same  sentences,  because  the  rules  in  printed 
grammai-s  do  not  reach  them,  and  are,  therefore,  as  silent  on  these 
subdivisions,  &c.  as  they  are  on  the  subject  of  a.stronomy. 

The  period  of  a  few  Vvceks  or  moiiths,  according  to  tlie  capacity 
of  a  piq>il,  devoted  to  the  study  of  grammar  by  this  system,  is, 
wortli  "  A  Tvhole  life"  devoted  to  falsehood  and  fiction.  ' 

CO"  For  other  particidai*s,  apply  at  R.  Desilver's  Bookstore, 
110  Walnut  Street.  ^ 

DEci=MBKR3ist,i8i7  JONATHAN  GROUT. 


Paocton's  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 

Fancy  Dying  and  Scouring. 
WILLIA3I  LOGAN, 

No.  262,  SOUTH  FRONT  STREET, 

Most  respectfully  informs  his  friends  and  the  public  in 
y;eueral,  he  continues  the  business  of  dying  and  scourin<r 
silks,  cloths,  cassimeres.  Canton  crapes,  pluslies,  merino 
poplins,  bombazets,  muslins,  and  goods  of  all  descriptions, 
to  any  colour,  shade  or  pattern.  He  likewise  removes 
stains,  spots,  mildews,  &c.  &c.  from  silks,  cloths,  &c.  that 
have  received  damage  on  voyages  or  otherwise,  and  re- 
stores them  to  their  original  colours. 

Those  ladies  or  gentlemen  who  may  intrust  their  arti- 
cles with  him,  can  be  assured  of  having  them  finished  in 
i\\e  very  best  manner,  with  punctuality  and  despatch,  and 
equal  to  imported  dying. 

fCJ^  Clothing,  chip,  straw,  grass,  and  Leghorn  hafs.  Sfc, 
dyed  in  the  best  manner  at  the  shortest  notice. 


SADDLE  AND  HARNESS 

MANUFACTORY, 

Xo,  102,  MARKET  STREET,  PHILADELPHIA, 

WHERE  IS  AXWATS   OX  HAND, 

A  general  assortment  of  the  most  fashionable 

Saddles,  Bridles,  Harness,  Trunks,  ^c. 

Which  they  idU  sell  on  moderate  terms. 


Paa^ton's  Philadelphia  Jmlual  ^Idvertiser. 


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ISAAC  MENDENHALL. 


I 


Infoims  the  public,  that  he  still  continues  the 
making  of  Fans  for  cleaning  gi'ain,  on  an  im- 
proved construction ;  which  improvement  is  such, 
that,  if  properly  managed,  they  will  clean  five 
hundred  bushels  of  grain  per  day,  and  a  boy 
twelve  years  old  can  turn  them  with  ease. 


ICIF"  Orders  will  be  thankfully  received  and  punctually 
attended  to,  at  his  shop,  JVo.  22,  Old  Fork  road,  (near  the 
corner  of  Wood  street,)  in  J\hrthern  Liberties,  Philadel- 
phia.   Residence  119  north  Fourth  Street. 


Faxton^s  Philadelphia  Annual  Advertiser. 

Philadelphia  Directorj 

AND 

Regwter  Office. 


THE  SUBSCRIBER, 

Being"  editor  and  publisher  of  the  Philadelphia  Annual  DLrecton' 
and  Register,  has  by  an  arr^ng-ement  for  the  use  of  the  pubhc,  es- 
tabbsed  an 

Office,  wVo.  3,  Heijde's  Court, 

to  give  information  to  the  citizens  generally;  where  he  keeps  a 
Directory  for  the  purpose  of  registering  all  removals;  changes  of 
residence;  omissions  which  may  have  happened  in  tliis  director)-; 
and  of  Such  persons  who  may  arrive  in  the  city  during  the  cur- 
rent year. — By  which  means  he  expects  to  be  enabled  frequently 
to  communicate  information  that  may  be  of  importance  to  the 
pubhc.  JBut  it  must  be  remembered,  that  the  utility  of  tins  ivill  eiitireltf 
<lef)ejid  on  the  public,  as  all  information  must  be  sent  to  this  Office, 
which  will  be  then  registered,  and  information  will  be  given  to  all 
inquiries. 

It  is  also  proposed  to  keep  aTegister  for  all  transient  residetits  in 
this  city.  Every  stranger,  gentleman  or  lady,  is  invited  to  forward 
their  name  as  soon  as  they  arrive  in  this  place — their  residence, 
and  the  time  (if  they  think  proper)  of  their  intended  stay — their 
place  of  residence,  when  at  home — ^from  where  last,  or  such  ad- 
ditions as  they  may  wish  to  add.  Every  pei-son  has  the  privilege 
of  seeing  this  Register,  which  in  all  probability  wiU  frequently 
be  a  mean  of  introducing  long  absent  friends  or  acquaintance, 
who  would  otherwise  not  know  of  their  being  so  near  each  other. 

jYo  fee  •will  be  received  for  either  regiateHng  the  names,  or  commu- 
vicati7ig  siich  information  ivhen  registered. 

N.  B. — 'I'he  pubhc  are  infoirned  that  advertisements  may  be  in- 
serted in  this  Diav^ctory ;  and  the  subscriber  begs  leave  to  suggest 
to  the  conductors  of  manufactories,  and  those  engaged  in  perma- 
nent occupations  the  utility  of  advertising  in  the  supplementary 
sheets  thereof.  This  book  will  necessarily  be  in  tlie  hands  of  every 
man  of  business  in  the  city,  and  is  generally  the  first  consulted  by 
people  from  abroad;  of  course,  an  advertisement  attached  to  it, 
will  be  conveyed  to  more  people  than  through  any  otlier  medium, 
and  be  exposed  longer  to  public  \-iew,  as  the  Directory  will  be  m 
constant  use  for  one  year  at  least. 

John  A.  Paxton. 


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I  EXPLANATION. 

<  Look  at  the  top  for  the  century,  then  to  the  right  for  the  in- 
f  tervening  year;  in  a  line  with  it  under  the  century  is  the  domi- 
j  nical  letter  for  the  year. 

J      For  bissextile,  or  leap  years,  use  the  letter  on  a  line  "vvith  the 

\  blank  above  that  year,  until  tlie  fii-st  of  February. 

^      Look  for  the  month,  and  in  a  line  with  it  under  the  given 

<  dominical  letter,  is  the  day  of  the  week  on  which  that  month 
>  begins;  tjien  find  the  corresponding  day  at  the  top  of  the  days 

<  of  the  week,  and  that  column  will  be  the  days  of  the  week  for 
\  that  month. 


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THE 

PHILADELPHIA 


Directory  and  Register. 


FOR 


1818: 


CONTAINING  THE 

NAMES,  PROFESSIONS,  AND  RESIDENCE, 

OF  ALL  THE 

HEADS  OF  FAMILIES  AND  PERSONS  IN  BUSINESS 

OF  THE 

City  and  Suburbs,  Hamiltoiwilk,  and  Camden,  MX 

>VITH  OTHER  rSEFCL  IXFORMATION. 


B¥  JOHJyr  ADEMS  PAXTOJSr, 

JitilTOa  OF  SEVERAL  DIRECTORIES,  A:M)  AUTHOR  OF  THE  ALPHABETlClX 


PLAN  OF  PHILADELPHIA. 


Published,  for  the  Editor,  b\-  E.  &.  R,  Parker,  bookselfers  and 
stationers.  No.  178  High  Street;  and  sold  by  them,  and  all  the 
other  booksellers;  and  by  the  Editor,  No!  3  Heyde's  CquKj 
running  north  from  23  Filbert  Street,  above  Eighth. 

Pnce  to  siibsc7^ibe7's  ^1.50— to  non-subscriba^s  S 1-62  J 

(rOPT-BIQHT  SECUBED  ACCOKDIXG  TO  LAW.l 


i 


Lomparaiive  Jlew  of  the  number  of  Mimes  contained 
in  the  Directories  of  the  following  Fears. 


1818 
1818 


Editors. 


No.  of  Names. 


Hardie 8,304 

Robinson 10,668 

Robinson 12,348 

Robinson 11,760 

Robinson 12,936 

Census 15,400 

Robinson  &  Paxton  .     .    .  17,300 

Paxton 20,160 

Kite* 21,252 

JV*o  Directory  published, 

Robinson     .' 18,992 

Robinson 18,648 

Dawes 16,530 

Paxton  (present  work)       .  22,032 

New  York  Directory     .     .  19,677 


*  The  editor  of  this  Directory  commenced  the  one  for  1814,  for 
which  lie  collected  the  greater  part  of  the  names,  and  afterwards 
:old  out  to  B;^  T.  Kite. 


rO  THE  PUBLIC. 

The  Editor  tenders  his  sincere  thanks  to  those 
citizens  who  have  patronised  this  Directory,  and  as- 
sures them  eveiy  exertion  Jias  heen  made  to  render  it 
the  most  complete  ever*  published  in  this  city.  Its  me- 
rits can  be  best  ascertained  by  a  comjiarison  with 
former  Directories, 

The  Directory  commences  with  tlie  <'  Annual  Adver- 

liser,^'^  wliich  comprises  a  number  of  advertisements, 

most  of  which  are  headed  by  handsome  emblematical 

cuts  in  wood.     The  arrangement  of  the  names  is  very 

5  much  improved,  and  the  number  gi*eatly  increased.! 

^  The  leader  is  recommended  to  make  himself  acquaint- 

i,  ed  with  the  **  Directions  to  the  Beader^-^  as  soon  as  pos- 

"^  sible,  as  it  will  make  every  part  clearly  undei*stood.  A 

V  ery  complete  list  of  streets  and  public  places  (made 

it  out  originally  by  the  editor)  follows  the  names. 

The  "  Philadelphia  Register ^^  embraces  a  complete 

i^  list  of  duties,  together  with  considerable  information 

I  very  useful  to  merchants,  masters  of  vessels  and  others 

— the  Constitution  of  the  United  States — Members  of 

Congress — Departments   of  Government — Ministers 

and  Consuls — U.  S.  Navy — Post  Office  Establishment 

*  See  the  Editor's  advert! sement  under  this  head. 

f  This  Directory  contains  22,032  names:  the  present  New  York 
Directory  contains  19,677  names;  but  notwithstanding"  tliis  differ- 
ence in  favour  of  Philadelphia,  the  New  Yorkers  have  the  assu- 
rance to  contend  that  their  city  is  the  most  populous  in  the  union ' 


PREFACE. 

— Government  of  rcnnsylvania — Courts  of  the  United 
States  and  Pennsylvania — a  copious  List  of  Public  In- 
stitutions and  Societies,  alphabetically  arranged ;  be- 
sides a  sfivat  variety  of  otiier  useful  information,  par- 
ticularised in  the  **  List  of  Contents.** 

Nt)t\vithstanding  all  the  attention  paid  this  Hercu- 
lean u»idertaking,  soni«  errors  no  doiiht  exist,  f6r 
which  the  clemency  of  the  public  is  solicited.  Every 
well  informed  person  must  be  sensibly  impressed  with 
the  impossibility  of  bringing  a  work  of  this  kind  for- 
ward entirely  free  from  inaccuracies.*  The  taking  of  t 
the  names  was  commenced  about  the  first  of  Septem- 
ber, 1817:  it  is  hoped  no  persou  who  has  changed  his 
residence  since  that  date,  whose  name  and  profession 
iH  not  properly  inserted,  Avill  censure  the  editor,  as 
«  ommunicatioiis  apj>eared  in  all  the  papers,  requesting 
such  to  send  in  tlieir  addresses  for  correction  :  the  fre-» 
quency  of  removals  I'endering  it  impossible  for  the  edi- 
tor, without  such  assistance,  to  make  a  correct  rettirn. 

The  Mammoth  task  of  taking  the  names  of  all  the 
heads  of  families  and  persons  in  business  residing  in 
the  city  and  liberties  of  Philadelphia,  requii'es  a  vast 
deal  of  perseverance  and  ingenuity  to  obtain  the  ne- 
cessary information;  as  some  persons  entirely  refuse 

*  Admitting  that  it  were  possible  all  the  names  were  taken  per- 
fectly correct,  before  they  could  be  printed  and  published,  from 
the  ordinary  changes  which  daily  take  place  in  this  ghxat  citt,  at 
least  fifty  errors  would  appear  among  them.  Anxious  and  willing 
to  spare  no  expense  or  labour  to  arrive  as  near  as  possible  to  accu* 
racy,  it  is  requested  that  every  person  who  may  discover  an  error 
in  this  Directory,  will  send  immediate  information  thereof,  which 
shall  be  corrected,  and  inserted  in  the  Dihfxtohy  Register, 
which  is  open  for  public  inspection,  at  the  residence  of  the  editor. 


PREFACE. 

to  answer  our  queries;  others  must  be  waited  upon  ai 
some  suitable  hour;  some  houses  are  closed ;  many  sur- 
names of  different  orthography  sounding  alike,  and  the 
'  information  obtained  i»especting  orthography,names  and 
professions  being  often  vague  or  incorrect,  which  it  is  im- 
possible entirely  to  obviate ;  a  large  proportion  cannot 
spell  their  names ;  some  cannot  speak  English;  a  num- 
ber are  so  much  afraid  of  being  found,  that  they  give 
wrong  names ;  many  think  us  tax  collectors  or  enroUers 
of  militia,  and  on  that  account  refuse  to  give  their  names, 
and  tell  us  we  must  *'Jind  out  by  our  learning ;^^  much 
of  the  information  to  be  had  from  servants  only ;  be- 
sides an  immense  deal  of  difficulty  and  labour,  of  which 
the  public  have  no  conception ;  because  if  they  had,  we 
should  suppose  that  many  hundreds  of  resjiectable  mer- 
chants, shopkeepers  and  others,  who  use  the  book  a 
very  great  deal  throughout  the  year,  would  leave  off 
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fling a  sum  as  the  price  of  a  Directory. 

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ble, and  we  are  confident  the  compensation  is  not  equi- 
valent to  the  great  labour.  Many  persons  complain 
of  the  price  (Si. 50),  but  when  they  are  informed  that 
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plaints, if  they  had  to  serve  but  one  week's  apprentice- 
ship with  us  in  the  Directory  business;  it  is  beyond  all 
doubt  the  cheapest  book  published  in  the  United  States, 
for  the  information  it  gives.  Some  few^  think  we  are 
not  paid  enough ;  those  we  most  heartily  thank  and 


PREFACE. 

esteem — let  the  rest  borrow  or  beg,  as  nsual.  We  are 
sorry  we  cannot,  after  the  manner  of  some  public  prin- 
tei*s  in  this  city,  boast  of  our  immense  and  overflowing 
patronage,  ^:c.  for  certainly  a  good  Directory  is  equal- 
ly deserving  of  extensive  public  support ;  and  we  may 
add  that  it  is  almost  indispensable,  in  this  large  and 
flourishing  city.  If  no  Dii-ectory  was  published  for 
two  years,  tiiere  would  be  no  calculating  the  great  vfi- 
iue  of  the  time  that  would  necessarily  be  spent  in 
searching  out  the  residence  of  individuals. 

If  the  editor  is  properly  encouraged  by  the  citizens^ 
he  will  repeat  the  publication  of  the  Directory  an- 
nually ;  and  as,  by  experience,  it  is  now  reduced  to  a 
certainty,  Philadelphia  cannot  support  a  competition 
in  this  bnsiness,  he  thinks  it  by  no  means  unreason- 
able, very  i*espectfully  to  solicit  bis  fellow  citizens  for 
their  future  undivided  patronage,  so  long  as  he  exe- 
cutes the  work  to  their  satisfaction,  which  he  will  en- 
deavour to  merit  by  bis  attention  to  their  service.  He 
is  induced  tn  make  tbis  seemingly  unreasonable  re- 
quest, as  a  divided  support  would  probably  oblige  bim 
to  relit»quish  bis  intention  to  repeat  the  publication. 

JOHN  A.  PAXTOlNt. 

Philadelphia,  January  27,  1818. 


LIST  OF  CONTENTS. 


Paxtok's  A"HifiJAx.  Advertiser 

A  newly  invented  Perpetual  Almanac 

Comparative  View  of  Directories 

To  tlie  Public 

List  of  Physicians,  Midwives,  Nurses,  Bleeders  and  Dentists,  and 

Layere  out  of  the  Dead 
t,  * -sections  and  Removals  * 

A  newly  invented  Diagram  of  the  Wards,  &c. 
Directions  to  the  Reader 
List  of  Names 

Paxtox's  Philadelphia  Register 
List  of  Streets,  &c.  &c.  -  -  from  p.  i  to  x\'u\ 

Arrivals  in  United  States,  in  1816, 
Custom  House,  &c. 
Chamber  of  Commerce, 
Port  Wardens, 
Rates  of  Pilotage, 
Inspectors  of  Lumber,  8ic.  &c. 
List  of  Duties, 
<Dommercial  information. 
Constitution  of  United  States, 
Federal  Government,  he. 
United  States  Na^'yJ  &c. 
General  Staff  of  United  States  Army, 
Ministers,  Consuls,  &c.        ... 
Exports  of  the  United  States  for  a  year, 
Post  Office  Establishment, 
Government  of  Pennsylvania,  &c. 
To  Retailers  of  Wines,  &c. 
To  Ahens,  .... 

Federal  Courts  of  Law, 
Courts  of  Pennsylvania,  &c. 
Guardians  of  the  Poor, 
Pennsylvania  Hospital, 
Christ  Church  Hospital, 
Board  of  Health, 
Grand  Lodge,  &c- 
Corporation  of  Philadelphia,  &c.  &c. 
List  of  Stages,  Packets,  and  Steam  Boats, 
Useful  Tables, 
A  Treatise  on  Drunkenness 
Natural  Curiosity,  a  Cavern  of  Pennsylvania,  explored  by  the  edi- 
;       tor  of  this  Directory  ....  xcviii 

List  of  Institutions,  Companies,  and  Societies,  alphabetically  ar- 
ranged—commences at  ....  ci 


xxui 
xxiv 

xx\ 
xx\ 

XXV 
XXV 

xxvi  to  xxxii 

xxxii  to  xlviii 

xlviii  to  lix 

Ix  to  Ixv 

Ixv  to  Ixvii 

Ixvii 

-     Ixviii  to  Ixxii 

Ixxii 

Ixxii  to  Ixxviii 

Ixxviii  to  Ixxx 

l5_\x 

Ixxxi 

Ixxxi  to  Ixxxiii 

Ixxxiii  to  Ixxxvi 

Ixxxvi  to  Ixxxviii 

Ixxxix 

Ixxxix 

Ixxxix 

xc 

xci  to  xciii 

xciii  to  xcv 

xcvi  to  xcvii 

xcviii 


LIST 

OF 

PHYSICIANS,  MIDWIVES,  NURSES,  Kc. 


PHYSICIANS. 

Thdse  marked  thus  (f)  are  Pi-actitioners  in  Midwifery ;  as  far  as 
they  could  be  obtained. 


^^Aitkin  W.  94  S  Third 
Albert!  Geo.  F.  116  N  Front 
All€ii  C.  397  Race 
Anderson  C.  148  Cedar 
Arnold  Thos.  303  S  Front 
tAtlee  Edwin  A.  165  Race 
Bache  F.  108  Walnut 
Barnes  John,  275  N  2d 
Barault  Francis,  135  S  2d 
Barton  Wm.  P.  C.  cor.  8th 

and  Walnut 
Barton  Edward,  205  Arch 
tBeauvegard  J.  C.  48  N  3d 
tBenezet  A.  139  S  Fifth 
tBerry  O.  36  Arch 
Bertron  D.  238  N  2d 
Bethausen  C.  49  Green 
Billings  Thos.  112  N  8th 
Bl eight  S.  13th  ab.  Chesnut 
Blenon  Anthony,  Hamilton  v. 
Bullock  J.  jun.  49  Filbert 
Cambridge  T.  P.  2  Sansom 
Caldwell  Charles  97  S  4th 
tCarter  H.  Y.  252  Spruce 
Cathrall  I.  190  Chesnut 
Chandler  W.  P.  99  Walnut 
Chapman  N.  9  Y.  Buildings 
ClarkL.  B.  6NFront 
Cleaver  Isaac,  287  N  ^d 


Clopper  John,  341  High 
Colhoun  S.  48  S  6th 
tCondie  D.  F.  193  Lombard 
Combs  G.  NE  cor.  Pine  &4th 
Conover  Sam.  F.  141  S  5th 
Coxe  J.  R.  8  York  Buildings 
Cox  Wm.  S.  42  N  5th 
Currie  W.  119  S  Fifth 
tDavis  D.  J.  4  S  8th 
tDewees  W.P.  64S  8th 
tDickerson  A.  NW  cor.  Cal- 

lowhill  and  Kunckle 
Dorsey  J.  S.  1 14  Arch 
Ducommun  J.  372  High 
tDuffield  W.  B  41  Spruce 
tDunlap  James,  107  Arch    ,' 
tDunn  Thomas,  SE  cor.  4m 

and  Tammany 
DyottT  W.  cor.  2d  and  Race 
Emlen  S.  94  Arch 
Fitch  Thomas  127  N  9th 
tFlagler  Gilbert,  208  S  5th 
Gallaher  James,  37  S  5th 
Gibhard  L.  P.  118  Sassafras 
Gilfillan  E.  195  Walnut 
Gillaspy  Geo.  95  S  8th 
Glentworth  P.  F.  144  Race 
Griggs  D,  277  N  2d 
Gregory  A.  L.  ^81  N  2d 


PHYSICIANS,   MIDWIVES,    &Cj 


Kiriffith  Elijah,  37  N  5th 
Griffitts  Saml.  P.  62  S  Front 
tGuiUe  J.  F.  196  N  5th 
Harris  Saml.  Camden,  N.  J. 
Harrison  T.  19  Walnut 
Hartshorn  J.  246  Spruce 
Haydock  Edward,  50  S  2d 
Heberton  J.  C.  115  S  5th 
Heberton  John,  115  S  5th 


Mease  James,  192  Chesnut 
Meigs  C.  D.  134  N  8th 
Millard  C.  410  N  Front 
Hewj^onThos.T.132ChesnutrMilIerP.  181  Arch 


Malcolm  H.  59  S  7th 
M'Gill  William,  37  Arch 
M'Vea  Dani'^l,  155  Locust 
Maurer  J.  A.  Lawrence  above 

Wood 
Mayer ,  3d  n.  Germ.  r. 


Henry  Isaac,  Lombard y  NW 

cor.  Centre  Square 
tHeydrick  C.  7b  N  5th 
Heylin  Isaac,  ^7  S  7th 
Hinchman  B.  191  High 
Hopkins  Samuel,  183  S  7th. 
Horner  Wm.  E.  S W  cor.  8th 

and  Chesnut 
tHouston  P.  W.  10  Spruce 
tHorwitz  J.  5  Browne 
Howell  Abm.  174  Lombard 
Huger  Benj.  173  Walnut 
tliumphreys  G.  133  S  3d 
Huguenele  F.  27  Filbert 
tJames  Thos.  C.  7  York  b. 
tJanney  B.  S.  312  N  3d 
tJohnston  R.  198  S  4th 
Jones  John,  69  Shippen 
Keehmle  John,  ob  Wood 
Kersey  J.  163  Sassafras 
tKlapp  Harvev,  274  S  Front 
tKlapp  Josepli,  290  S  2d 
tKnight  Alex.  157  N  Front 
Kreeger  F.  339  N  3d 
Kugler  Benj.  112  N  Front 
La  Roche  Rene,  N  W  cor.  5th 

and  Pine 
Lange  J.  95  Green 
Lehman  G.  F.  Lomb.  n.  10th 
Leib  Michael,  cor.  Tammany 

and  T)»ird 
Lopez  M.  L.  176  Lombard 
Love  John,  S3  N  4th 
tMathieu  J,  52  Walnut 


Mitchell  T.  D.  259  N  Front 
tMonges  J,  R.  25  Sansom' 
Moore  J.  61  Spruce 
Morgan  M.  2  S.  10th 
Morman  M.  265  N  2d 
INeill  H.  146  S  2d 
tNancrede  J.  G.  138  S  10th 
tNancrede  N.  C.  cor.  5th  and 

Powell 
Otto  JohnC.  139  Arch 
Parke  T.  Rittenhouse  place 
tParrish  Jos.  109  Arch 
Patterson  R.  M.  University  v. 
Peres  P.  54  Callowhill 
Perkins  John,  140  N  2d 
Phillips  M.  41  N.  4th 
Physick  P.  S.  NE  cor.  Union 

and  4th 
Porter  John,  81  S  6th 
tPotts  Benedict  D.  85  Arch 
PovallR.  115  S  9th 
Preston  J.  275  Race 
Proudiit  A.  252  S  4th 
tRandolph  Jacob,  157  N  3d 
Redman  T.  188  Chesnut 
Rousseau  J.C.  210  Spruce 
Revouldt  Wm.  cor.  Wood  & 

York  ro^d 
Rucco  Jules,  195  Spruce 
tRumsey  Wm.  200  N  4th 
Rush  James  (S5  and  98  S  4th 
tSargeantT.  122  N  4th 
Sanders  Robert,  164  S  4th 
Schaefter  Charles,  137  Race 


PHYSICIANS,   MIDVIVES,   &C. 


Schott  G  S.  35  N  8th 
Seybert  A.  8  S  10th 
Shaffer  C.  68  Vine 
Shaw  Win.  237^  Arch 
Shaw  J.  W.  241  Arch 
tShippen  J.  G.  292  N  3d 
tShoemaker  N.  34  Sansom 
Snow  J.  SE  cor.  Race  &  1 3th 
tSommer  J.  114  N  6th 
Spencer  O.  H.  107  S  4tli 
Stafford  R.  21  and  25  Pine 
Stevenson  Robert,  32  Bread 
Stewart  S.  18  Piime 
StouseJ.  417  N2d 
Sutherland  J.  B.  66  George  (S) 


Stockton  Elias  82  S  8t!i 
tThomas  John,  420  N  Front 
Thomson  J.  2  Thomson's  ct. 
Thum  Geori!;e  57  Almond 
Tucker  A.  B.  148  S  4th 
Uhler  G.  414  N  Front 
Vanderveeke  J.  19  Budd 
Vandyke  A.  223  S  Front 
Van  Hook  B.  R.  330  N  2d 
tVanhovA.  12  S  6th 
Vanzyle  J.  95  Plum 
Waterhouse — ,  179  Walnur 
WelserG.  12  Weaver's  allev 
Wertileym  A.  J.  261  S  3d  ^ 
Woollens  Joseph,  292  N  3d 


MID  WIVES. 


Carlley  R.  56  Shippen 
Ej»;ar  C.  Frank,  r.  near  Queen 
Helmbold  E.  I.  Quarry 
Hood  Mary,  21  Cherry 
Houston  iVlrs.  10  Spruce 
Macarty  R.  Heyde's  court 
Mingle  E.  22  Appletree  ay. 
Morrell  Judith,  71  Uuion 


Rose  Ann,  10  Wood  st 
Rose  Jane,  7  Wood  st 
Schaeffer  Mrs.  137  Race 
Vanholt  A.  184  S  Sixth 
Vanosten  Mrs.  264  S  5tli 
Wooley  M.  36  Appletree 

alley 
Zigler  Ann,  74  New 


NURSES. 


Arthur  M.  9  Hinckel's  court 
Baker  H.  16  Crab 
Baker  Sarah,  23  N  4th 
Barry  Ann.  189  Cedar 
Beard  Deborah,  Sterling  ay. 
Bennyman  R.  40  Bread 
Bickerton  M.  394  S  Front 
Burwell  Sarah,  174  S  5th 
Carr  Ann,  49  Penn 
Carr  L.  Steinmetz's  court 
Carr  E.  inquire  20  Raspberry 

alley 
Christy  C.  25  Union 
Clifford  Mrs.  411  S  Front 
Clothier  M.  152  Race 


Cook  E.  12  Hinckel's  ci 
Cooper  M.  Marlboro'  (K) 
Coppinger  C.  56  Mead  ay. 
Cornelius  A.  3  Prime 
Crain  M.  39  Coates'  alley 
Cromwell  M.  48  Shippen 
Crom  M.  39  Coates'  alley 
tCropper  S.  Cedar  above  7th 
Dalrymple  E.  Prime  bel.  2d 
Davis  Ann,  13  German 
Dempsey  M.  293  Arch 
Dow  R.  24  Christian 
Eager  C.  Frankford  road 
Earl  Eleanor,  1 47  N.  Sixth 
Fisher  Mary,  Cherry  bel.  6th 


i'HYSlCIANS^  MIDWIVES,   ^C. 


Franklin  Ellen,  36  Appletree 

alley 
Greenman  M.  53  Coats 
Haley  Eliz.  87  N  Ninth 
Hanjniill  Eliz.  33  Strawberry 
Hickoun  Mary,  14  York  ct 
Hulings  A.  West's  court 
Hummell  P.  240  Race 
Keech  M.  313  north  Front 
Kesley  M.  7  Hinckel's  court 
Knowles  S.  273  S  Front 
Kraft  Mrs.  197  St  John 
Johnson  A.  29  Cresson's  ay. 
Ludwick  Mary,  231  Spruce 
Major  S.  210  CheiTy 
M'Cawley  Sarah,  41  German 
M'Manus  Mary,  back  83 

Chesnut 
Maggo  Rachel,  Rose  alley 
Martin  Elizabeth,  Knodle 
Martin  M.  22  Little  Water 
Matlack  H.  48  Shippen 
M'Elmee  M.  224  Catharine 
M'Leod  C.  81  north  Third 
Miller  Ann,  513  north  3d 
Miller  C.  13th  near  Vine 
Miller  Grace,  5  Patton's  ct 
Miller  S.  5  Patton's  court 


Miller  L.  110  Catharine 
tMode  Mary,  255  Spruce 
Moore  P.  17  Carter's  alley 
Murl  R.  16  Little  Water 
Naglee  R.  16  Little  Water 
Neath  Jane  31  German 
Norris  Hannah,  81  Cedar 
Norton  J.  13  Cresson's  alley 
Norton  R.  7  Sterling  alley 
Perry  Mrs.  Alder  alley 
Plush  H.  James  st 
Price  Mrs.  30  Christian 
Peters  Lucy,  9  Hinckel's  ct 
Ramsav  Esther,  Vine 
Reed  Ann,  202  south  Third 
Rowan  Amelia,  358  S  Front 
Seyfert  Christiana,    corner 

Chesnut  and  12th 
Sherer  Ann,  59  Currant  ay. 
SinofF  Ann,  403  north  3d 
Simpson  H.  158  north  Water 
Springer  H.  Drinker's  court 
S wager  J.  3  Fromberger's  ay. 
Thimpson  E.  l6Greenleaf  ct 
Webb  I.  12  Coomb's  alley 
Weest  Susan,  9  north  2d 
Wethy  Eliz.  122  S  10th 
Yates  A.  92  Locust 


DENTISTS  AND  BLEEDERS. 


Albert  J.  23  Small 
BurkhartR.  72  N  Front 
Busman  John,  160  Race 
Bowers  Michael,  402  N  Sd 
Briggs  John,  47  N  7th 
Cunitz  Lewis,  170  Race 

Diummond ,  25  N  8th 

Dubisson  V.  210  S  6th 
'EckendorfM.  26  N  9th 
Flakier  V.  27  North  alley 
Gardette  James,  75  Walnut 
Gilliams  Jacob,  35  Arch 
Gorges  Wm.  257  Race 


Harberger  H.  near  159  S  llth 
Hailer  Catharine,  66  N  6th 
HollidayA.  Walnut  ab.  llth 
Hartman  John,  114  N  6th 
Houston  P.  W.  10  Spruce 
Huckel  Francis,  38  Cedar 
Huckel  Joseph,  29  Lombard 
Hudson  Edw.  133  Walnut 
Huttet  J.  176  N  3d 
Koecker  L.  174  Chesnut 
Kockerspine  G.  336  N  2d 
Kroll  Wm.  155  N  4th 
Kunitz  L.  170  Sassafras 


r~ 


rHYSIClANS,    MIDWIVES,    &,C. 


Leonard  John,  108  German 
Lopez  M.  L.  176  Lombard 
Mayer  J.  ab.  549  N  3d 
Mitchell  C.  218  N.  3d 
Millard  Wm.  53  Catharine 
Na^el  H.  275  S  Third  and  48 

German 
Pierie  John,  NE  corner  4th 

and  Walnut 
Rippinger  Conrad,  89  N  4th 


Seits  George,  150  S  4tii 
Simons  S.  181  S  Front 
Simon  P.  F.  228  Vine 
Smith  Jacob,  76  Union 
Uhle  John,  45  N  4th 
Vanderslice  G.  105  Race 
Van  Pelt  P.  149  Chesnut 
Weaver  A.  2  &  89  N  10th 
Wharton  John,  54  Vine 
Wolf  L.  36  Sugar  alley 


BLEEDERS  WITH  LEECHES. 


Cunitz  Lewis,  170  Race 
Drummond  J.  25  N  8th 
Georges  Wm.  257  Race 
Hartman  John,  1 14  N  6th 
Havler  C.  cupper  &  bleeder 
66  N  Sixth 


Kunitz  L.  170  Sassafras 
Porterfield  Sarah,   cor.  Peiin 

and  Cedar 
Ripperger  C.  29  N  4th 
Weaver  A.  2  and  89  N  10th 
Uhle  John,  45  N  4th 


LAYERS  OUT 

Bulfinch  M.  152  Locust 
Evans  Elizabeth,  36  Prune 
Field  Mrs.  137  Spruce 
Graff  Rebecca,  46  Penn 
Helmbold  Mrs.  1  Quarry  st 
HaylerC.  66  N  Sixth 
Hutman  Mrs.  Maria  ab.  4th 
Hook  Jane,  20  Coomb's  alley 
Howell  Eliz.  Hoffman's  ct. 


OF  THE  DEAD. 

Johnson  Catharine,  l6^  north 

Front 
January  H.  back  39  Arch 
Knowles  Mrs.  275  S  Front 
Kraft  Mrs.  197  St  John 
Powell  R.  back  36  N  Third 
Robbins  E.  153  Vine  | 

Snowden  S.  85  N  9th 
Wyles  R.  23  N  5th 


<;0RRECT10NS  AND  REMOVALS, 


A 

ABEL  PETER,  cordwainer  376  north  Second 
Alexander  Rebecca,  widow  cake  shop  132  south  Nhitli 
Armstrong-  Susan,  widow  Trusty's  ct 

B 

Baker  James,  U.  S.  army  94  Iligli 

Baker  Sarah,  nurse  23  north  Fourth 

Barnes  Daniel,  merchant  5  south  wharves 

Barnes  Silas  H.  sign  painter  3  S  7th — d  li  26  S  4th 

Baxter  Elizabeth,  116  Cherry 

Beard  Mary,  widow  263  soutJi  Thii-d 

Bendel  Israel  W.  pumpmaker  back  34  Wood 

Benjamin  "W.  cordial  distiller  167  Cedar 

Bennet  James,  dealer  280  south  Fourth 

Blakie  George,  merchant  26  south  Front 

Blakie  Mills  &  Co.  merchants  26  south  Front 

Boardman  Mary,  widow  3d  near  Germantown  r. 

Boisier  Jerome,  cordwainer  74  Lombard 

Boring  Thomas,  dry  goods  store  126  north  Third 

Boyer  James,  scrivener  4  Wood 

-Doyer  John,  carpenter  4  Wood 

Boyer  James,  carpenter  4  Wood 

Bridson  George,  papermaker  Front  above  Poplar 

Brown  Ann,  widow  back  346  north  Second 

Bunting  Patrick,  mariner  6  Steinmetz's  ct 

c 

Carman  Jacob,  slater  161  Lombard 

Carpenter  Benjamin,  grocer  213  nortli  Third 

Carpenter  Joshua,  painter,  &c.  back  205  south  Second 

Carson  Ann,  whitewasher  Cauffman's  ct 

Cassan  Samuel,  sea  captain  186  south  Front 

Carr  Elizabeth,  widow  Gillis's  alley 

Chambers  M.  &  J.  mantuamakers  73  south  4th 

Clark  &  Raser,  printers,  south-west  cor.  Cherry  &  Fifth 

Clark  John  C.  printer,  south-west  cor.  Cherry  |c  Fifth — 

d  h  87  Locust 
Clampffer  Mary,  widow  21  Etfreth's  alley 
Clotcher  Hannali,  Walnut  above  Twelfth 


CORRECTIONS  AND  REMOVALlJ. 

CofnW  Samuel  H.  teacher  64  Lombard 

Coffin  Albert,  sea  captain  192  south  Front 

Collins  Ann,  widow  12  Elbow  lane 

Combs  Germain,  n.  d.  apothecary  NE  cor.  Pine  &  4th 

Conrad  Samuel,    attorn€y  at  law — inquire  NW  corner 

Sixth  and  Chesnut 
Cook  Martha,  widow  8  Oak  (S) 
Cro/ier  Benjamin,  cordwainer  11  Elmslie's  alley 

D 

Davis  Sarah,  widow  tayloress  11  Strawberry 

Davis  John,  watchmaker  Arck  W  Sch.  Third 

De  Huhn  John,  brickmaker  6th  above  Callowhill 

Devitt  Patrick,  drayman  118  German 

Dewetteis  AVm.  mariner  cor.  3d  and  Plum 

Dempster  James,  carter  Sch.  8th  near  Vine 

Dobson  Judah,  bookseller  41  south  Second 

Dowds  Thomas,  teacher  424  south  Second 

Downiey  Margaret,  widow  12  Pear 

Doi-Iic  M.  teacher  of  French  52  south  Fifth 

Drake  Mary  S.  boardinghouse   SE  cor.  Little   George 

and  Seventh 
Di*ummond  E.  storekeeper  44  south  Fourth 
Dubisson  V.  dentist  210  south  Sixth 
Dunlap  Lydia,  widow  19  north  Sixth 
Dillingher  John,  dr\'  goods  store  196  north  2d 

E 

Echert  David,  merchant  292  High 

Eddie  James,  cabinetmaker  319  north  Front 

Engard  John,  42  north  Fourth 

English  Elisha  N.  merchant  31  Pine 

Ester  Conrad  M.  bricklayer  261  S  5th  cor.  Plum 

Ettinger  Wm.  nailor  193  St  John 

Evans  Charlotte,  widow  171  St  John 

Evans  Samuel,  shipmaster  180  south  Fourth 

Eveton  James,  mariner  28  Parham's  alley 

F 

FarreU  John  B.  first  teller  in  N.  L.  Bank  167  N  4th 
FaiTow  Rebecca,  widow  Camden  N  J 
Fassell  Lewis,  carpenter  Crown  (K) 
Faunce  David,  labourer  back  134  Browne 
Feable  Geo.  F.  tailor  39  Crown 
Ferguson  Samudl,  shipwright  253  north  Second 
Fenimore^SaiTmel,  gentleman  60  Walnut 
Ferran  Patrick,  innkeeper  Darby  road 
Fetters  Richard,  capt^n  of  Friinklin  steam  ferry  boat — 
Camden,  N.J, 


CORRECTIONS  AND  REMOVALS* 

Hengo  Nicolas,  merchant  NE  comer  Union  and  2d 

Fink  Nicholas,  printer  3  Lombard 

Finn  John  B.  baker  Liberty  alley 

Fiss  Wm.  sailmaker  58  Cable  lane 

Fisher  John,  smith  St  Joseph  avenue 

Fittle  Ehzabeth,  widow  57  south  Water 

Flick  Andrew,  currier  2  Garrig^ies'  ct 

Flintham  Elizabeth,  widow  91  Vine 

Flowers  Joseph,  accountant  28  Combs'  alley 

Forbes  Thomas,  ladies  shoemaker  back  106  Christian 

Foering  Abm.  P.  saddle  and  harness  maker  228  S  2d 

Ford  Mary,  widow  16  Wagner's  alley 

Fox  Joseph,  printer  224  Lombard 

Foust  Henry,  saddler  186  Callowhill 

Franklin  Joseph,  bellman  cor.  Buttonwood  &.  Fifth 

Franks  Wjn.  tobacconist  371  north  Front 

Franks  Jacob,  tanner  Noble  above  Fifth 

Franks  George,  tanner  north  5th  bel.  Buttonwocl 

French  Mahlon,  printer  15  Gray's  alley 

Frederickson  Godfrey,  sugar  rehner  214  N  2d 

Furey  Charles,  porter  123  south  Fifth 

Fuller  John,  pilot  58  Catharine 

Fuxst  M.  engraver  on  steel  40  Sansom 


G 


Gantz  James,  ropemaker  Passyunk  r.  below  Prime 
Gallaway  James,  teacher  Prime  below  2d 
Galloway  Wm.  labourer  back  23  north  Sixth 
Gann  James,  oysterman  57  Passyunk 
Gavin  John,  labourer  236  south  Fifth 
Geay  &  Camperdon,  taylors  137  south  Fourth 
George  Richard,  shipmaster  187  Pine 
German  Charles,  cabinetmaker  347  S  2d 
■fGibbs  Jacob,  bootcleaner  Portland  Place 
Gilpin  Dynes,  grocer  NE  cor.  Third  and  Cedar 
Goodrick  Wm.  hatter  back  187  Arch 
Gunn  George,  baker  30  Mead  alley 


H 


Hall  John,  hatter  66  north  Front 

Hall  Peleg,  shipmaster  279  south  Front 

Halback  A.  Spanish  consul  19  Dock — d  h  119  Walnut 

Hardy  Patrick,  grocer  NW  corner  4th  and  Plum 

Hanna  Edward,  tavernkeeper  211  Cedar 

Hazard  Morris,  boardinghouse  2  Sansom 

fHegamin  John,  oysterman  11  south  Fourth 

•Heckman  John,  gunstocker  back  18  Cherry 

Hendrick  Isaac,  broker  back  107  north  5th',  &  Chesnu'f 

Hogan  James,  back  147  Cherry 

Hogan  Jane,  widow  147  Cherry 


CORRECTIOXS  AND  REMOVAL'^. 

Iloiiston  Margaret,  widow  210  Cedar 
l{ofnag"le  Georg-e,  tailor  1  vStan'  alley 
llupfeld  John,  musician  169  north  Fifth 

I 

Tiwin  Thomas,  carpenter  St  Joseph's  avenue 
Israel  E.  I.  gentleman  265  Coats 


Tames  I.  merchant  tailor  26  north  Fiftli 

Jenlvins  Abisha,  seacaptain  16  NewTnarket 

Jenkins  John,  cordwa^ner  84  north  Fifth 

Jewitt  F.  W.  German  school  35  Walnut 

Johnson  James,  tailor  5  Myers'  alley 

Johnson  Jacob,  carpenter  back  84  Union 

Johnson  Samuel,  boot   and  slioe  manuf.  3  south  Sixth 

corner  Elinor 
Johnson  Sophia,  widow  93  Coats 
Jones  G.  W.  merchant  139  AValnut 
Jones  Ehz.  widow  201  St  John 
Jones  Samuel  W.  merchant  154  north  Front 
Jones  Simon,  fruit  store  &  intelligence  office  9  s.  Sixth 
[Jones  Lewis,  poi-ter  back  238  Lombai-d 
Jourdan  Patrick,  taAernkeeper  5  south  Seventh 
Joyce  Thomas,  taylor  Vernon 
JojT-e  Thomas,  tobacconist  10  Gillies'  alley 

K 

Kack  John,  carpenter  384  north  Front 

Keehmle  Mary,  v,  idow,  china  store  79  north  Fourth 

Kcemer  Eliz.  widow  422  south  Front 

Keen  Jos.  &  Son,  curriers  115  Chesnut — d  h  19  s.  4t]) 

Keilig  C.  T.  drygoods  store  77  north  Fourth 

Kelch  George,  weaver  1  Broad 

Keller  George,  carpenter  39  Crown 

Kehrum  Thos.  labourer  154  north  Fifth 

Kennedy  Robt.  S.  carpenter  9  Fromberger's  court 

Kemble  Charles,  oakcooper  South  ay. — d  h  S^  north  Ttli 

Kelly  Jonathan,  shingledresser  14  Alargaretta 

Kelly  Wm.  shipwright  11  Christian 

Ker  Sarah,  widow  117  Arch 

Kemper  rev.  Jackson  119  south  Ninth 

Kesley  Mar},  nurse  7  Hinckle's  court 

Kerr  Wm.  tailor  5  Fetter  lane 

Keyser  Wm.  &,  Co.  drygoods  store  140  nortJi  Tliird 

King  John,  silverplater  135  Arch 

King  John,  bricklayer  Noble  below  Second 

Kinsley  F.  sailmaker  back  303  Walnut 


CORRECTIONS  AND  REMOVALS. 

Kitts  Michael,  oakcooper  64  Lombard 

Kloneger  John,  bake?  back  147  Walnut 

Knowles  Sarah,  widow,  teacher  back  40  north  Fourth 

Knox  Hannah,  widow  74  north  Seventh 

Kohlenkamp  Nicholas,  tin  &  coppersmith  226  n.  Front 

Kohlen  Charlotte,  226  north  Front 

Kreider  Henry,  hatter  371  north  Front 

Krimel  Georg'e  F.  merchant  206  Pine 


Labrousse  Paul,  gentleman  178  Pine 

Lancaster  Richd.  jeweller  106  Gaskill 

Lang-  John,  mastmaker  and  china  store  255  south  Front 

Lafaner  P.  cordwainer  6  Pear 

Lamb  Joseph,  victualler  Duvall's  court 

Lampater  Geo.  M.  victualler  Garden  below  Buttonwood 

Leehler  Joseph,  carter  97  Browne 

Leclerc  Elis,  grocery  and  tavern  Catharine  st  Nvharf 

Lee  Wm.  teacher  Sch.  Fifth  below  High 

Leinau  Andrew,  hatter  101  north  Third 

Le  Page  Alexr.  silverfounder  42  Gaskill 

Lemaire  Arm,  widow  12  Elfreth's  alley 

Lichtel  Jacob,  porter  156  Coats 

Link  Peter,  enameller  83  north  Fifth 

Long  John,  blacksmith  corner  Green  and  Bose  alley 

Lonth  Samuel,  shipmaster  13  Q«een 

Ludwick  Mary,  nurse  231  Spruce 

Lukens  Eliza,  milhner  upper  84  Arch 

Luman  Geo.  cordwainer  Vine\  ard  village 

Lutz  EUza.  widow  SW  comer  Spruce  and  Second 

IS! 

Martin  Josh.  D.  190  Callowhiil 

March  James,  reedmaker  back  208  High 

Marrs  Robt.  silvez-plater  220  High 

Mecaskey  Andrew,  storekeeper  S3  north  Third 

Afiller  Mary,  widow  67  New 

M'Clelland  mi*s.  widow,  weaver  410  north  Third 

M'Clelland  George,  weaver  410  north  Third 

M'Intier  Abel,  commission  merchant  41  Strawberr}' 

M'llvaine  Bloomiield,  attorney  at  law  74  south  Sixth 

Molther  Wm.  H.  accountant  50  north  Fourtli 

Morris  John,  boot  tree  and  lastmaker  37  Walnut 

Morris  Matliias,  attorney  at  law  34  south  Sixth 

Moyer  Thomas,  saddler,  &c.  ?6  High 

Myers  Wm.  smith  corner  Catharine  and  Front 

N 

Narfeli  • ,  master  of  music  195  south  Fourtli 

Nicholas  Geo.  watchman  70  Christian 


rORRECTIONS  AND  REMOVALS. 


"Palmer  .To"b,  storekeeper  14  south  Second 

Pearce  John,  93  Queen  (S) 

Pemberton  John,  80  south  Eighth 

Pennell  Joseph,  carpenter  9  Watson's  alley 

Peoples  Jno.  calicoprinter  Sch.  Front  above  Vine 

Perry  Silence,  widow,  nurse  Alder  alley 

Perrj'  Mary,  widow  Cox's  alley 

Perry  Theodore,  widow  86  Swanson 

Perit  &  Cabot,  merchants  123  south  Front 

Pen-en  "NVm.  dealer  cor.  Vernon  and  Cedar 

Peto  Eliz.corsetjTiaker  132  south  Fourth 

PevTOuse  Andrew,  tailor  77  south  Fourth 

Pierce  Godwin,  merchant  22  north  Water — d  h  22  Vine 

Pile  Rebecca,  widow  164  Swanson 

Piper  Wm.  com.  merchant  NE  cor.  Coats  &  St  John 

Pifer  Rachel,  tavernkeeper  242  s.  Front  cor.  Cedar 

Phillips  Manuel,  m.  d.  37  north  Fourth 

Plane  Samuel,  oakcooper  13  Pewterplatter  alley 

Pollan  Thomas,  furniture  warehouse  116  north  Front 

Poth  Conrad,  taUowchandler  178  St  John  above  Green 

Porter  James,  accountant  Thirteenth  below  Vine 

Poulson  Geo.  bricklayer  Pine  above  Tenth 

Price  &  Morg-an,  merchants  41  Dock 

Prager  Mark,  stock-and  exchange  broker  63  Dock 

Pr\or  Richard,  hatter  18  north  Third 

Pugh  Michael,  blacksmith  46  Penn 

Pussel  Jno.  whitesmitlr  Germantown  road  ab.  1st  gate 

Pybus  John,  ladies  shoemaker  153  north  Second 


Smith  Jame*  W.  printer  48  south  Front 


iDaii(BSiiim 


9 

Showing  the  Situation  of  the  Wards  of  the  City,  and  the 
neighbouring-  Townships. 


Penn  Township, 


:n 


JSTorthern  Liberties, 


Vine 


JVorth  Mulberry  Ward, 


Race,  or 


South  Mulberry  Ward, 


Arch,  or 


JS''orth  Ward. 


Market,  or 


Middle  Ward, 


Chesnut 


South  Ward, 


Walnut 


Locust  Ward. 


Spruce 


Cedar  Ward, 


South,  or 


C 


GO 

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6  J 


o 

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Street. 


Upper  Bel,  Ward, 


Sassafi'as  Street. 


Lower  Bel,  Ward, 


Mulberry  Street. 


His'h  Street  Ward, 


High  Street. 


Chesnut  Ward. 


Street. 


Walnut  Ward, 


Street. 


Bock  Ward, 


Street. 


>Xewmarket  Ward, 


S 
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> 
> 


o 
o 


o 


Cedar  Street. 


Passyunk, 


Southwark, 


DIRECTIONS  TO  THE  READER. 

(N.  L.)  Northern  Liberties — (K.)  Ken- 
sington— (P.  T.)  Penn  Tow  nship — (V .)  Vine- 
yar(l_(C.)  for  city— (S.)  Soutiiwark— (M.) 
Moyamensing — (O.  Y.  r.)  Old  York  road — 
(Germ,  r.)  Gerniantown  road — (P.)  Passy- 
iink~-(Sch.)  Scliuylkill— (Frank,  r.)  Frank- 
t'ord  I'oad — N.  north — S.  soutli — E.  east — W. 
west — cor.  corner — n.  near — ab.  above — r. 
road — bet.  between — f  persons  of  colour — beL 
below — ay.  alley — ct.  court — av.  aveiuie — 1. 
lane — op.  opposite — c.  h.  counting  house — 
d.  h.  dwelling  house — vict.  victualler — gent, 
gentleman — storekeeper,  is  always  to  be  un- 
derstood as  dry  goods  storekeeper. 

(Q^  For  names  not  found  in  tlie  body  of  the 
woi'k,  see  list  of  "  Corrections  and  Removals.'* 

The  reader  when  searching  for  names,  with- 
out knowing  how  properly  to  spell  them,  is  re- 
quested to  examine  in  every  possible  way  they 
would  admit  of  being  spelled  from  their  pro- 
nunciation. Thei-e  are  alternate  references 
throughout  the  list  of  inhabitants,  to  those 
names  having  similar  pronunciation,  but  not 
being  spelled  alike;  viz.  Allison,  see  Ellison — 
and  vice  vei^a. 

Each  page  of  the  list  of  inhabitants,  is 
headed  in  capitals,  with  the  three  first  letters 
of  the  bottom  name. 

The  reader  w  ill  please  to  observe  the  follow- 
ing general  rule  for  finding  the  munhers  on 
houses,  in  the  different  streets  in  this  city  : — 
In  those  streets  that  run  east  and  west,  say 
High  street,  the  numbers  begin  from  the  Dela- 
ware, the  odd  being  on  the  north  side.  In 
those  tliat  run  noi*th  and  south,  say  Fourth 
street,  the  numbers  begin  from  High  sti'cet, 
running  north  and  south,  the  odd  being  on  the 
east  side 


PAXTON'S 

PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY, 
AJSTD  REGISTER,  FOR 


C^M^Q 


LIST  OF  NAMES  : 

Containing'  the  Heads  of  Families ^^  and  Persons  in 
Business^  alfihabetically  arranged. 

QC/'iS'ee  "  Directions  to  the  Reader?^ 

ABBETT  HENRY,  smith,  111  N.  Second,  d.  h.  45  Race 
Abbet  Henry  Sc  co   stove  manuf.  Ill  N.  Second 
Abbelt  Jon.  stovesmith,  291  N.  2d  d.  h.  130  Browne 
Abbott  David,  bookseller  19  Cresson's  alley 
Abbott  Edward  sea  captain.  Camden  N.  J. 
Abbott  George,  hairdresser  9  Chestnut 
Abbott  James,  brewer  corner  Pear  and  Dock 
Abbott  John,  wrought  nailer  71  Budd 
Abbott  John,  cooper  28  Catharine 
Abbott  John,  currier  21  N.  Sixth 
Abbott  Joseph,  carpenter  155  St.  John 
Abbott  Sarah,  widow,  13  Gilles's  ay. 
Abbott  S.  127  Plum 

Abbott  Solomon,  mariner  back  402  S.  Front 
Abbott  Thomas  B.  currier  116  S.  Tenth 
Abbott  Timothy,  currier  97  Chestnut  d.  h,  74  S.  Third 
Abbott  Timothy  &  Co.  curriers,  97  Chestnut 
Abbott  Wm  &  James,  brewers  corner  of  Pear  and  Dock 
Abbott  Wm.  brewer,  cor  Pear  and  Dock,  d.h.  71  Spruce 
Abel  Anthony,  shoemaker  82  Browne 
Abel  Geo.  shoemaker,  200  N.  Water  &.  205  N.  Front 
Abel  Jacob,  victualler  26  Second  st.  Market 
Abel  John,  sexton  Rose  alley  (N.  L.)  ab.  Tammany- 
Abel  Joseph,  cordwainer  Poplar  lane  below  Third 
Abel  Jos  labourer,  36  Juliana 
Abel  John,  glass  blower  Glasshouse  (K)        ^• 
Abel  P.  stable  keeper  21  Appletree  ay  8c  n.  45  Cherry 
Abel  Peter,  tin  plate  worker  83  Cedar 

1 


ADA  PAXTON  S  AXNUAL 

Abel  Wm.  mariner,  Prime  below  Second 

Abercrombie   James,  n.  d.  principal  of  the  Pluladelphii 

academy  162  S  Fourth 
Abercrombie  James,  jr  inquire  162  S  Fourth 
Abercrombie  James,  comedian  3  Bell's  court 
Abercrombie,  widow  of  Thos  B.  344  Race 
Ablon  E.  merchant,  37  Chestnut 
Abraham  Abm.  biickmaker,  Fourth  near  Browne 
Abraliam  David,  vict.  Fourth  below  Poplar 
Abraham  Hannah,  widow  Fourth  above  Brown 
Abraham  Henry,  taylor  9  Coombs's  alley 
Abraham  I,aac,  back  13  German 

Abraham  Isaac,  vict.  170  Coats  stall  44  (N  L)  Market 
Abraham  Jacob,  brickmaker  25  Franklin 
Abrams  James,  sliall opman  20  Cedar 
Ahrams  John,  merchant  202  north  Third 
Abrams  Thos  mercht.  13  S  wharves  d  h  140  Pine 
Abraham  Moses  dealer  38S  north  Third 
Abrams  Wm  printer,  12  Pear 
Achilles  George,  cabinet  maker,  7  Shield's  court 
Ackiey  John  B.  paint  k  hardware  store  168  N  Second 
Ackley,  widow  of  Thomas,  Camden  N  J" 
Adair  Wm  shoemakei-,  13  Bird's  alley 
Adams  Alex  &,  Wra  grocers,  NW  corner  High  and  Sch.. 

Eighth  d  h  SW  corner  Filbert  and  Sch.  Eighth 
Adams  Andrew,  machmecard  manuf  2  S  Third 
Adams  Alex  labourer,  236  St  John  and  West's  :ourt 
Adams  Benj  carpenter,  Noble  near  Second 
Adams  Charles,  carpenter  Tenth  above  Cedar 
Adams  C.  milliner  66  Mulberry 
Adams  Elizabeth,  widow  83  Walnut 
Adams  George,  potter  Front  above  Poplar 
Adams  How,  cordwainer  300  south  Seventh 
f  Adams  Jonathan,  tanner  Trusty's  court 
Adams,  J.  Knox  &  Nixon,  merchants  159  High 
Adams  Jacob  W.  printer  66  Mulberrj' 
Adams  John,  oak  cooper  4  Liule  Waier 
Adams  John,  chair  maker  79  Pussyunk 
Adams  John,  segar  nnkfr 
Adams  Joiin,  nailer  54  Vine 
Adams  John,  caipenter  51  Green 
Adams  John,  painter  8cc.  oS7  Mulberry 
Adams  John,  inn  keeper  NE  corner  Cedar  and  Broad 
•j-Adams  John,  woodsawyer  back  459  soulli  Second 
Adams  L}dia,  ta)loress  12  Stamper's  alley 
Adams  Mary,  boarding  house  87  Moyamensing  road 
Adams  Martha,  v/idow,  storekeeper  J4  north  Second 
Adams  Mary,  widow,  Sch  Sixth  below  High 
Adams  N.  shipwright.  Queen  near  H. mover 
Adams  Peter,  biscuit  baker  385  south  Front 
Adams  Peter,  flour  dealer  Ger,  r.  above  Tjiiid 
Adams  Prec.  lla,  widow  236  north  Front 
Adimi  Robert,  mercht.  76  s.  wharves  d.  h.  182  Chestnu* 
Adams  Robert,  carpenter  &  builder  9  Pine 


ALB  PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 

Adams  Robert,  labourer  Rose  (N  L) 

Adams  S.  W.  cryer  of  the  court  59  or  67  Vine 

Adams  Stephen,  stone  cutter  Iluttonwood  near  EightU 

\dams  Thomas,  cordwainer  17  Chariot'. e 

Adams  Thoma?,  51  S.  wharves 

Adams  William,  c.irpenter  Juniper  below  Spruce 

Adams  William,  Grocer  lower  46  south  Second 

Adams  Zephaniah,  wharf  builder  Beach  above  Maiden 

Adcock  Elizabeth,  widow  163  Chestnut 

Addis  Mrs.  of  Benjamin  comer  of  Sixth  and  Poplar 

Addison  Elizabeth,  widow  499  South  Front 

•j-Addison  James,  labourer  High  W.  Permanent  Bridge 

Adg-ale  Daniel,  grocer  21  S.  Third  &  65  south  Seventh 

Adklnson  Joseph,  shallopman  Oak  above  Hay  scales,  (see 

Atkinson  ) 
Adkinson  Wm  B.  storekeeper  Hamilton  Village 
Adlington,  Mrs.  of  Tliomas,  Christian  above  Third 
Adolph  John,  carpenter  corner  St.  Jolm  and  Green 
Aechternacht  Frederick,  taylor  62  Race 
Aertsen,  N.  8c  M.  P.  dry  (^oods  store,  27  south  Fourth 
AiRebaugh  Henry  gun-stocker,  Germ,  r-  bel-  Fourth 
Afflick  Ann,  Widow  Quarry 
Afflick  Mary,  rriillener  151  North  Second 
f  Africa  John,  wood-sawyer  Fourth  above  Green 
Agnew  Andrew,  dry-good  store  10  norih  Second 
Agnew  Mpigaret,  shopkeeper  334  north  Front 
Aikens  James,  smith  Sch.  Third  above  High 
Aikens  Joseph,  slx.-cmaker  81  Ciiristian 
Aikens  Barbara,  widow  Twelfth  bel.  Pine 
Ailes  Joseph,  shoemaker  S.W.  cor,  Lombard  &  Sixth 
Aitken  Jane,  late  ;  rinter,  127  Spruce 
Aitken  John,  sheet  copper  fbundery  Chestnut  betweet' 

Broad  U  Sch.  Eighth  dwelling  10  S.  Eroad 
Aitken  Rachel,  widow  boarding-house  48  Spruce 
Aitkin  Robert,  printer  60  Coats 
Aitkin  William,  66  Coats  i^:  419  north  Second 
Aitkin  W.  m.  d.  surgeon  94  S.  Tiiird 
Akein  John,  coppersraitii  85  south  Front 
Akin  James,  engraver  165  I^cusi  ab.  llth 
Akins  Wm.  basket  maker  Twelfih  above  Vine 
Alberson  Gilbert,  lumber  mc-rcliant  ^9  Sc  103  Swansi  r 
fAlbert  Jotcph,  bleeder  &;c.  23  Small 
Albert  Anthony,  fruiterer  80  noith  Fiairlh 
Albert,  widow  of  Casper,  innkeeper  114  N.  Third 
Albert  Henry,  plane  maker  back  271  Race 
Alberli  Charles  A.  grocer  331  noith  Second 
Alberti  George  F.  m.  d.  116  north  Froi/t 
Alberti  G.  F.  consta!)le  for  Passyimk  lowiisiiip 
Albertson  Abraham,  siioeniaker  b  :ck  429  north  Second 
Aiberison  Benjamin,  mercliani  N.W.  cor.  High  &,  Front 
Albertson  Isaac,  blacksmitli  14  Peni.sylvania  avenue 
Albertson  James  harness  maker  church's  alley 
Albertson  Marmaduke,  shipwright  Bedford  (K) 
-ilbertson  T.  shipwright  Frank,  r.  above  Otter 


ALI  paxton's  annual 

Albertsoii  Wm.  mariner  63  Peiin 
Albrecljt  Charles,  inus.cil  instrument  maker  95  Vine 
Albripf»t  Conrad,  shoe  warehouse  S.E.  cnr.  High  &  Second 
Albrijjht  Frederick,  cedar  cooper  81  Browne 
Albright  John,  ropcmaker  Coates  near  Fourth 
Albrjg-ht  Jacob,  watchman  80  (ierman 
Allbright  Frederick,  shoemaker  14  north  Fifth 
Allbrig-ht  Wm.  ornumcntal  painter  189  I^ombard 
Alburger  Abm.  vict.  259  Callowhill  &  79  Second  st.  mar 
Alburger  Adam,  vict.  James — stall  45  Second  s'.  mirk' ' 
Alburger  Dorothy,  widow  Callowhill  bel.  Charles 
Alburger  George,  vict.  261  Cailowhill 
Alburger  TIeiny,  victualler  Callowhill  near  Thirlcenlli 
Alburger  Piiilip,  jun.  sexton  Wood  above  Seventh 
Alburger  Pliilip,  vict.  James-st.  stall  64  Second  st.  marke' 
Alburger  &  riowlc y,  plumbers  6  Walnut 
Alburger  Suzan  &  El.zabetli,  117  north  Sixth 
Alburger  V/m.  M.  plumber  94  Wood  above  Seventh 
Alcock  Wm.  jun.  print  cutter  318  north  Third 
Alcorn  George,  boot-tree  and  last  maker,  leather  cutte;' 

finder  and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  morocco  and  s'f.il  l*-^ 

ther,  77  Dock 
Alconi  Henry,  leather  stsiner  40  Union 
Alcot  Benjamin,  mill  wright  Kunckel  above  Noble 
Alcott  Thomas,  draym  m  87  I3udd 
Alderson  John,  merchant  179  south  Fifth 
Alessi  J,  modeller  8c  sculptor  cor.  of  Juniper  8c  George 
Alexander  A.  labourer  166  St.  John 
jAlexander  Aaron,  paintc^r  214  south  Seventh 
Alexander  £t  Carstairs,  wholesale  &  retail  gtocers  south 

wharves  above  Cedar 
Alexander  Eleanor,  widow  112  south  Tenth 
Alexander  Elizabeth,  Queen  near  Sliackamaxon 
Alexander  Eleanor,  grocer  N.W.  cor.  Second  &  Sliippen — 

d.  h.  33  Shippen 
Alexander  George,  tavern  &.  gr  >cery  52  Swanson 
Alexander  James,  sh.oeniaker  147  Walnut 
Alexander  John,  painter  &c.  4  Hu'tings's  alley 
Alexander  John  niaiiii.er  (Jalbrelh's  court 
|Alexander  Josepli,  porter  Nintli  below  Lombard 
Alexander  Mary,  shopkeeper  74  north  Fourlk 
Alexander  Margaret,  widow  166  Spruce 
Alex.-inder  R.ichel,  wid'5W  24  Plum 
Alexander  Richard,  c:ibin;t  maker  92  south  Tluni 
Alexand'-r  Kobert,  grocer  27  Green 
Alexmder  Sophi»,  widow  M6  Twelfth  below  Walnu- 
Alexander  Samuel,  mercliant  182  Spruce 
Alexander  V/m.  team  driver  Fdbert  ne.^r  Sch.  Fourth. 
Alflan  Margaret,  widow  45  High 
Algeo  John,  High  west  of  IVrmanent  bridge 
AlgeoTIiomns,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  High  west  o; 

Permanent  bridge 
Alin  V:  b'ng  house  X.W.  cor  Spruce  &  Fifth   {see  Allen.) 
Mison  F,  liiboinvr  Lorost  we-**  of  Broad       fj^-a  Al'ison. . 


ALL  PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY 

Alkin  Matthew,  merchant  177  Lombard 

Allardice  Peter,  silk  dyer  &c  181  south  Second 

7 Allaneese  John,  shoe  black  45  south  Third 

■j-Allburt  James,  whitewasher  Twelfth  below  Chestnut 

AUchin  Geo.  bookbinder  39  Walnut 

Allen  Andrew,  patent  gilt  and  silvered  leather  manuiac 

turer  178  Spruca  one  door  above  Ftfih 
Allen  Ann,  widow  Filth  below  Buttonwood 

fsee  Allkn  &  AllinJ 
Allen  Aquilla,  labourer  Poplar  above  Front 
fAUen  Augustus,  smith  Broad  near  George 
Allen  Cairns,  sr.  d.  397  Race 
Allen  Catharine,  widow  559  south  Second 
Allen  Chamless,  merchant  76  south  Eleventh 
Allen  Charles,  druggist  &c.  160  &  d.  h.  ISO  soutli  Second 
Allen  Charles,  near  136  Cherry  above  Seventh 
Allen  David,  storekeeper  117  Browne 
Allen  David,  slioemaker  and  Sexton  34  Christian 
Allen  &  Crooks,  taylors,  corner  Chestnut  &  water 
Allen  Enoch,  taylor  52  &  54  S.  Water— d.  h.  25  Carter's  ay. 
Allen  Isaac,  shallopman  9  York  (N.L.) 
Allen  Jane,  widow  46  north  Sixth 
Allen  James,  sen.  &.  jun.  plasterers,  22  Branners's  alley 
Allen  Johji,  grocer,  10  north  Fifth 
Allen  Jolin  M.  grocer  &c.  near  349  Callowhill 
Allen  JohPj  cooper  15  S.  wharves — d.  h.  18  strawberry 
Allen  John,  sexton  Christian  between  Third  &  Fourth 
Allen  John,  cordwainer,  51  Mechanic 
Allen  John  W.  printer  Townsend's  Court 
jAllen  John,  laboui-er,  op.  40  Blackberry  alley 
Allen  Joseph,  grocer,  55  Small  above  Sixth 
Allen  Joseph,  druggist,  &c.  160  south  Second. 
Allen  Josepn,  mariner  Church  street  and  3  Whitehall 
Allen  Joshua,  city  clerk  61  south  Seventh 
Allen  L.  widow,  Shield's  alley 

Allen  Lewis,  merchant  278  High— d.  h'.  18  north  Eighth 
Allen  &  M'Gartney,  grocers  10  north  Fifth 
Allen  Mary,  widow  back  78  S.  Front,  and  558  S.  Front 
Allen  Mary,  widow  55  Mead  alley 
Allen  widow  of  Matthew,  458  south  Front 
Allen  Peter,  carpenter  back  160  Sassafras 
Allen  Rebecca,  hatbinder  23  Pewterplatter  alley 
Alien  Reuben,  livery  stable  keeper  36  Sugar  alley 
Allen  Richard  F.  rnerckant  97  High — d.  h.  63  Cherry 
f  Allen  Richard,  methodist  minister  150  Spruce 
Allen  Robert,  collector  of  taxes  156  south  Sixth 
Allen  Robert  &  Son,  shoewarehouse  133  south  Sixth 
Allen  Robert,  hatter  5  Hinkels  court 
Allen  Samuel,  livery  stable  keeper  42  and  44  north  Sixth 
f  Allen  Samuel,  woodsawyer  Mile's  row 
Allen  Samuel,  merchant  29  Mulberry 
Allen  S.  8c  M.  lottery  and  exchange  brokers  2  soutii  Third 
Allen  Sol.  lottery  &c.  broker  2  S.  3rd~d.  h,  142  I^ace 
Allen  Sarah,  widow  121  north  Sixth 

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vlien  Thomas,  mariner,  275  norlh  Fror.t 
Allen  Thoma-,  piaster,  13  Pennsylvania  avenue 
|AUen  Thomas,  156  south  Second  and  66  Small 
Allen  &  Taylor,  merchants  back  29  Arch  and  back  Bi-- 

north  Front 
Allen  Thomas  P.  comhmaker  19  Passyunk 
Allen  widow  of  Thomas,  44  north  Sixth 
Allen  William,  accomptani  300  Vine 
Allen  William,  enjrraver  10  north  Fifth 
Allen  William,  mariner  103  Catharine 
Allen  William,  plasterer  2y.>  Vine 
Allen  William,  painter  &c.  493  south  Front 
Alleson  Smith,  tinpbte  worker  218  X.  8th        (see  Allison- 
AUibone  Ann,  widow,  17  Sterling  alley 
Allihone  Tliomas,  attorney  at  law  124  south  Third 
Allibone  Thos.  carpenter  Wood  above  Twelftfi 
Allibone  Wiliiam,  juii.  merchant  Sixth  above  Camac 
Allibone  William,  carrier  163  north  Third 
Allien  Peter,  t}pefoupder  Cedar  bel.  i2th  {see  JUkn 

Allig-ood  Thomas,  mariner  567  souih  Front 
Allin  D.  carpenter,  shop  Geori^e  above  Ninth      (^£e  JLUeu 
Alllngham  Wm.  carpenter  Jun:per  below  V/alnut 
Allinson  Beriiice,  widow  Brooke  court 
Allison  Frances,  wid')W  77  south  Kleventh 
Allison  James,  sailmaker  498  south  Second 
Allison  John,  grain  measurer  11  Passyunk 

{see  Eilison,  .Hlieson,  Allison  and  Alliiison 
Allison  John,  conveyancer  256  south  Front 
Allison  John,  carpenter  498  south  Second 
Allison  llev.  B  ngss,  Burlington  (X.  J  ) 
Allison  Robert,  oachpainter  9  S.  Sixth — d.  h.  Maple 
Allison  Sarah,  widow  122  Browne 
Allison  h.  Speer,  teacher^  35  Lombard 
Allison  Walter,  p;  Inter  10  Uaspberry  alley 
Allison  WUliam,  iaihnaker  29  Mary  (S.) 
AUman  Tiiomas-,  bricklayer  398  Sassafras 
Allmendinger  Jacob,  senr.  bak(;r  130  north  Fourth 
Allmendinger  Jacob,  tavernkeeper  226  south  Sixdi 
Alloway  Joseph,  labourer  Ger.  r.  above  Front 

(see  Holloxuay  and  Hallowc!' 
Alloway  Joshua,  Smith  Ger.  r.  above  Front 
Alloway  Lewis,  oakcooper  Coats  above  Eighth 
Alloway  Samuel,  inkeeper  Catiiurine  street  wharf 
Alsop  John,  china  merchant  11  and  92  north  Frontd.  h,  10 

Fromberger's  court 
Alsop  Othmel,  vinegar  merchant  147 and— d.  h,  171  Vint 
Alternus  James,  wheelwright  524  north  Second 
Altemus  John,  merchant  tayior  38  Mulberry 
Alternus  Mrs.  of  Leonard,  tavernkeeper  12  North  alley 
Altemus  Thos.  steward  ot  C.  Hospital  Sch.  4th  n.  Bushliil! 
Alter  k  Bispham,  grocers  325  High 
Alter  Jacob,  grocer  325  High— d.  h.  3  Filbert 
t  Amber  James,  woodsawver  257  Spruce 
A.Tiey  Peter,  labourer  ?.Vq  CallowhUl  above  Eighth 


'^SU  PHII^ADELPIIIA    DIRECTORY. 

Amey  Samuel,  watchman,  85  Browne 
Amies  Thomas,  paper  manufacturer,  inquire  109  Higi. 
Ammidon  Otis,  merchant  10  Minor — d.  h.  215  High 
Amos  Abraham,  boot  and  shoemaker  75  north  Eighl'r 
Amos  Jacob,  carpenter  44  New — d.  h.  48  Vine 
Anatotte  Martin,  jeweller  281  south  Third 
Ancora  Peter,  obiiwing'  master  79  south  Fifth 
Andaulle  wido^  of  W.  sea  captain  260  Mulberry 
Andenliun  Elizabeth,  widow  Pryor's  court 
Anderson  Alexander,  storekeeper  204  south  Second 
Anderson  Alex.  20  Sansom 
Anderson  Andrew,  tobacconist  133  Arch 
Anderson  Andrew,  mariner  back  33  Arch 

Anderson ,  milkman  Sixth  above  Poplar 

Aiidersv'in ,  oysterman  Lily  alley  above  Green 

Anderson  Clark,  m.  d.  14S  Cedar 
lAderson  Ct^sar,  tinware  vender  Bonsall 
Anderson  Catharinr,  widow  cakebaker  back  239  N.  2nd 
Anderson  Charles,  inspector  of  customs  21  Browne 
Anderson  Charles,  mariner  23  Prahams  allt-y 
jAnderson  Daniel,  boarding  house  22  St.  Marys 
Anderson  David,  coachmaker  Brown's  court 
Anderson  &  Davis,  storekeepers  204  south  Second 
Anderson  Enoch,  jun.  115  north  Front 
Anderson  Ezekiel,  carter  285  St.  John  above  Poplar 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  ^"idow  Shackamaxon  n.  Queen  (K) 
Anderson  Enoch,  senr.  11  south  Third 
Anderson  Hanse,  mariner  57  German 
J  Anderson  Henry,  porter  St.  Mary  above  Seventh 
f  Anderson  Henry,  carter  S.W.  corner  Cidar  and  Seventh 
.  Anderson  Hug'h,  engraver  45  Coates  alley 
Anderson  Isaac,  blacksmitli  198  St.  John 
Anderson  Isabella,  washerwoman  Weaver's  alley 
fAp.derson  James,  labourer  Bonsall 
Anderson  Jeremiah,  oysterman  &c.  10  Lily  alley 
Anderson  John,  weaver  Pitt  near  Ger.  r. 
Anderson  John,  carpenter  Current  alley  near  Walnut — 

shop  Lr.cu  t  above  Twelfth 
Anderson  John  L.  cordwainer  334  south  Third 
Anderson  Joseph,  taylor  154  north  Water 
Anderson  Leonard,  labourer  Pratt's  court 
Anderson  Margaret,  cakebaker  Locust  above  Ninth 
Anderson  Mary,  mantuamaker,  104  Union 
Anderson  &  Meehan,  printers  N  side  Locust  2d  door  ab.  8lh 
Anderson  Mary,  widow  101  Catharine  and  89  St.  John 
Anderson  Mary,  widow  of  Wm.  174  Locust 
f  Anderson  Moses,  sailmaker  16  Cypress  alley 
tAnderson  Philip,  porter  20  Elizabeth 
Anderson  R.  P.  printer  Locust  ab.  8th — d.  h.  36  Chester 
Anderson  Samuel  V.  merchant  25  north  Water 
Anderson  Samuel,  secretary  to  the  Delaware  Insurance 

Company  134  Mulberry 
Anderson  Sarah,  widow  164  Pine 
Anderson  Samuel,  carpenter  Cherry  above'Eleventh 


paxton's  annual.  ANS 

Anderson  Sophia,  widow  of  John,  12ih  below  Pine 

•[Anderson  Susan,  Lyndall's  court 

Anderson  Tliomas,  boarding-  bouse  95  nortli  Ninth 

Anderson  Thomas,  sea  captain  61  south  Filth 

Anderson,  widow  of  James  5  Wiley's  court 

Anderson,  widow  of  Thomas  63  Shippen 

Anderson  AVm  boarding"  house,  132  Spruce 

Anderson  Wm  bookbinder,  Locust  1st  ibor  ab.  Slh  d.  li. 

174  Locust  above  Eleventh 
Anderson  Wm  mariner,  116  N.AV'ater 
jAnderson  Wm  waiter,  St  Mary's  above  Seventh 
•j- Anderson  Wm  woodsawjer,  Middle  alley 
Andress  Jacob,  carter  back  447  N.  2d.  (see  Andre^vs) 
Andress  John,  carter  117  Green 
Andress  Michael,  bricklayer  7  Pratt's  court 
Andrews  D.  wharf-builder  Frankford  near  Otter 
Andrews  &  Elliott,  conveyancers  61  Chestnut 
Andrews  Francis,  weaver  172  Locust  above  Eleventh 
Andrews  Hannah,  boarding  house  61  Chestnut 
Andrews  Hannah,  urr,b:ella  maker  Friend's  alms  house, 

{see  Androze  and  Andress.) 
Andrews  Isr^icl,  shallopman  61  Green 
Andrews  James,  miilwrig-ht  and  engineer,  296  Race 
Andrews  John,  shallopman  back  234  south  Third 
Andrews  John,  jr.  accountant  149  P.ne 
Andrews  John,  dry  good  storekeeper  211  south  Second 
Andrews  Joshua,  bricklayer  Pine  above  Tenth 
Andrews  Joseph,  dry  good  store  266  north  Second 
Andrews  Mary,  shopkeeper  15  Noble 
Andrews  Peter,  cord\vamer  259  south  Fifth 
Andrews  Uichardson,  grocer  Camden  N.  J. 
Andrews  Robert,  teacher 61  south  Eleventh 
Andrews  Thomas,  hatter  6  AVagner's  alley 
Andrews  Thomas,  vender  of  Am.  manuf.  goods  125  north 

Sixth 
Andrews  Thomas,  shoem-^ker  13lh  below  Chestnut 
Andrews  Samuel,  bricklavtr  Fifth  near  Noble 
Andrews  William,  conveyancer  61  Chestnut 
Andrews  Wm  drayman,  Sch.  Eighth  below  Viu£ 
Androze  Josiah,  smith,  15  Sugar  alley. 
\ngel  John,  gunsmith  Tammany  above  Fourlh 
Vngelman  Jolin,  coidvvaincr  Davis's  court 
\ngelo  Andrew,  grocer  256  south  Fourih 
Angelow  David,  labourer  123  Swanson 
\ngue  John,  merchant  109  north  Second 
Angue  John,  jun.  cordial  distiller  154 north  Secoinl 
Anhaeiiser  H.  C.  dutch  school.  West  n.  Palmer  (K) 
Annadown  Thomas,  shoemaker  207  norlk  Front 
f  Anners  Leonard,  labourer  151  Locust 
Anners  Thomas  S.  perfumer,  &c.  141  Chestnut 
Anness  Samuel,  wood  engraver  160  south  Froit 
Annesley  Johr,  sea  captain  442  south  Front 
Annesley  Robert,  tobacco  inspector,  12  Morris's'alley  ^ 

d.  h.  15  nortV.  Fifiji  *      ' 

Ansbey  Mrs.  of  George.  106  J^ocust 


ARD  PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY 

A.isdell  Tiiomas,  sea  capl:iii^  171  norih  Fourth 

Antelone  Antone,  sea  captain  33  Lombard 

Anthony  E.  boarding  house,  19  south  Seventh 

Anthony  Frederick,  car'.er  32  B-d.l.     (see  Antony. ) 

Anthony  Jacob,  shipwrifjht  57  C'>a's 

Atithony  John,  news  can'ier  .Midcile  alley 

Anthony  Joseph,  uysterman  212  sotith  Second 

Anthony  Joseph,  mariner  285  Third  corner  Plum 

Anthony  Mary,  widow  7  Vine 

Anthony  IMichael  H.  conveyancer  &c.  office  in  the  county 

court  house  S  E  corner  Chestnut  and  Sixth 
Anthony  Michael,  vvheelwrijjht,  142  Vine 
Anthony  Robert  D.  smith,  Cauffmavi's  court 
Antont  Charles,  So  Gaskill 

Antony  Juliana,  boarding  house  170  north  Water 
Antony  M,  segar  maker,  10  Argyle.  {see  Anthojiy) 
Antrim  Elisiia  L.  ironmonger  217  north  Third,  d.  h.  Kunc- 

kel  above  Noble 
Antrim  John,  accountant  55  Spruce 
Antrim  John,  jr.  taylor  558  1-2  and  d.  h.  395  High 
Antrim  &  M'Karaher,  ironmong'ers  217  north  Third 
■f-Antsni  John,  mariner  74  George  (S) 
App  George, pumpmaker  Frank,  r.  n.  Queen,  {see  Apt.) 
App  Michael,  carpenter  corner  Queen  and  Marlborough 
Apple  Adam,  paper  stainer  Sch  Front  above  Arch 
Apple  George,  hairdresser  48  North  Fifth 
Apple  George,  shipwright  Church  street 
Apple  Henry,  corner  of  Fourth  and  Browne 
Apple  Henry,  oak  cooper  27  S.  wharves  d.  h.  70  N.  2d 
Apple  Jacob,  labourer  Sch  Front  above  Arch 
Apple  John,  cordwainer  185  north  Front 
Apple  Jacob  jr.  paper  stainer,  Sch  Front  above  Arch 
Apple  John,  hairdresser  Hgh  W.  Sch  Fourth 
Apple  Lydia,  8  Biddle's  alley 
Apple  Pfdlip,  coppersmith  185  north  Third 
Apple  Valentine,  storekeeper  70  north  Second 
Apple  Valentine  &  Henry,  oak  coopers  27  south  wharves 
Applegate  David,  carte r'321  south  Third 
Ap})legate  Lydia,  boarding  house  194  Pine. 
Appleton  Chris,  carver  and  inl  lyer,  15  York  court  (N.  L.' 
Appo  John,  confectioner  119  south  Sixth 
Apt  Chas.  harness  muker  Ridge  r.  n.Cullowlull.  {see  App, 
Arabine  Hannah,  boarding  house  3  north  Ninth 
Arbuckle  James,  grocer  601  north  Second  cor.  Ger.  road 
Archdeacon  Annette,  teacher  Federal  above  Second 
Archer  Ann,  widow,  Camden,  N.  J. 
fArcher  Aaron,  labourer  back  180  soutk  Fourth 
Archer  Charles  L.  brushmiiker  9  Praits  court 
Archer  Experience,  widow  Camden  N.  J.    • 
Archer  Mary,  M.  teacher  162  1-2  N.  3d  d.  h  280  N.  2.'. 
Archer  Samuel,  merchant  36  north  Fi-ont 
Archibald  Bartholomew,  cordwainer  13  Pine  alley 
Archibald  Catharine,  widow  Ju  dper  near  Vine 
Ai'flis  Joliu  W.  carpenter  571  s"ouih  Front 


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Anlley  R.  A.  broker  16  C  aner's  alley  and  128  Lombard 

Ardner  Joseph,  hairdresser  420  nortli  Second 

Arehart  Joseph,  tanner  2  Farmer's  How 

Areson  Beniamin,  trader  23  Sassafras  alley.  (seeiiArfison.) 

Arentrue  William  soapboiler  324  Sassafras 

Arey,  Groom,  153  south  Ninth 

Arey  Robert  H.  taylor  1  Swanson  d  h  80  Penn 

Arey  Samuel  Carpenter  80  Penn 

Armbruster  Henry,  Wiley's  court 

Armbruster  Jacob,  brushmaker  220  norih  Third 

Armbruster  John,  labourer  Butto.nvood  below  Ridge  r. 

Armbruster  Mathias,  labourer  back  251  Race 

Armbruster  Nicholas,  grocer  363  north  Second 

Armbruster  Peter,  brickmaker  Ann  (Sch) 

Armitage  George,  silver  plater  438  Sassafras 

■j-Armon  William,  barber  38r  Race 

Armour  Matthew,  carpenter  Sch  Eighth  near  "Vine 

Armour  Susan  N.  storekeeper  6  Old  York  road 

Armour  Wm  6  Old  York  road 

Armroyd  Geo.  merchant  180  south  Front 

jArmstead  John,  waiter  45  Currant  alley 

Armstrong  Allen,  hardware  merchant  56  High 

Armstrong  Andrew,  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  High  and  Tenth 

Armstrong  Andrew,  mariner  251  north  Front 

Armstrong  Christopher,  turnkey  Carpenter  (S)  ab.  Second 

Armstrong  George  L.  grocer,  N.W.  corner  Vine  &  Water 

f  Armstrong  Hannah,  widow  440  south  Front 

Armstrong  Henry,  plasterer  193  green 

Armstrong  Irwin,  labourer  Anne  (V) 

Armstrong  John,  grocer  387  south  Front 

Armstrong  John,  carpenter  95  Budd 

|Armstrong  Moses,  labourer  shipnsn  above  Seventh 

Armstrong  Pett  r,  carter  89  Budd 

Armstrong  Robert,  carter  93  Budd 

Armstrong  Sarah,  mantuanr. ..kir  Baker's  alley 

Armstrong  Susaw,  widow  128  south  Sixth 

Armstrong  &  Sheplierd,  grocers  S.W  cor.  High  and  Tenth 

Armstrong  Thomas  A.  attorney  at  law  office  in  the  court 

back  of  106  south  Fourili 
Armstrong  Thomas,  one   of  the  Judges  of  the  court  of 
Common   Pleas,  of  Philadelphia  C"unty,   office   back 
106  south  Fourth — d.  h.  106  south  Fourili 
Armstrong  William,  cabinet  maker  back  36  north  Third 
Armstrong  William,  taylor  343  north  Front 
Arney  Ali;sabeth,  storekeeper  40  south  Fourth 
Arnold  George,  ladies  shoemaker  178  Sassafras 
Arnold  John,  labourer  100  Queen  (S) 
Arnold  Levi,  carpenter  Lombard  above  Ninth 
Arnold  Thomas,  shipwright  16  Argyle 
Arnold  Thomas,  sea  captain  303  south  Front 
Arnold  Tiiomas,  jun.  m.  d.  303  south  Front 
Arnold  Thomas,  bottler  379  north  Second 
Arnous  Nicholas,  exchange  broker  57  1-^  J^'y^r- 


ASH  PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY. 

Amson  John,  blacksmith  154  S.  Eleventh       (see  Areson) 
Arrison  John,  carter  corner  George  &  Sch.  Eighth 
Arrison  Matthew  sen.  and  jun.  carters  cor.  George  and 

Sch.  Eighth 
Arrott  Jannes,  merchant  35  south  Front— d.  h.  N.W.  cor- 
ner Arch  and  Eleventh 
Arrowsmhh  Edmond,  110  north  Sixth 
Arthur  Alexander,  sawyer  back  303  Walnut 
Arthur  James,  grocer  and  teed  store  2  north  Tenth 
Arthur  James,  bookbinder  Eleventh  below  Vine 
Arthur  Margaret,  widow  nurse  9  Hinckel's  court 
Arthur  Robert  C.  accountant  32  Coates  alley 
Arthur  Samuel,  back  4  north  Tenth 
Arty  Julie,  stablekeeper  near  17  south  Eighth 
Arundal  Margaret,  boarding  house  157  north  Third 
Asay  Samuel  porter,  Nonnaters  court 
Ash  B.  teacher  Mechanic  street  near  Maple 
Ash  Charles,  sailmaker  back  22  Callowliill 
Ash  James,  gentleman  (Sansom's  row)  155  Walnut 
Ash  John,  plasterer.  Mechanic  near  Maple 
Ash  John  T.  carpenter  2  Burds  court 
Ash  Jonathan,  vict.  5o7  south  Second  &  2  Second  st.  mar. 
Ash  Joseph,  grazier  144  Swanson 
Ash  Joshua,  grazier  54  Christian 

Ash  Michael,  Rour  merchant  cor.  Callowhill  and  Fourth 
Ash  Mkhael,  W.  attorney  at  law  232  Spruce 
Ash  M.  boarding-house  30  Walnut 
Ash  Nicholas,  carpenter  Laurence  near  Callowhill 
Ash  Rebecca,  spinster  54  Chris  ian 

Ash  T.  stave  mer't.  Christian  st.  wharf— d.  h.  210  S.  Third 
Ashbeck  Martin,  carpenter  108  Cherry 
Aslibridge  Elizabeth,  widow  145  Vine 
Ashbridge  Israel,  accomptant  25  north  Ninth 
Ashbridge  Rebecca,  widow  of  Joseph  107  New 
Ashbridge  Wm.  mercht.  19  S.  Wharves — d.  h.  321  Arcli 
Ashbrook  .Joseph,  sailmaker  back  69  Queen  (S) 
Ashburn  Thomas,  shipwright  86  Browne 
Ashburner  John,  tanner  66  S.  Third  d.  h.  321  N.  Second 
Ashburner  John,  jun.  merchant  321  north  Third 
Ashby  Mary,  widow  of  William  7o  Bedford  (M) 
Ashby  Wm.  merchant  taylor  25  &  27  north  Ninth 
Ashford  Eleanor,  widow  128  south  Sixth 
Ashhurst  Richard,  merchant  76  High 
Ashley  John,  merchant  94  south  Fourth 
Ashman  Godfrey,  cedar  cooper  19  Charlotte 
Ashman  J^mes,  ladies  shoemaker  215  N.  Second 
Ashman  Peter,  fish  vender  Blackhorse  alley 
Ashmead  B.  inspector  of  Customs  19  Sansom 
Ashmead  John,  portwarden  19  Sansom 
Ashmead  John,  jun.  commission  mercliant  S.E.  cornev 

Second  and  Lombard 
Ashmead  Lemuel  carpenter  262  south  Fourth 
Ashmead  Thomas,  accountant,  30  Union 
•  Ashton  Abraham,  blacksmith  422  north  Third  {see  Aston^ 


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Ash  ton  Andrew,  smith  94  north  Front  tl.  h.  C  I'etter  lane 

Ashton  George,  boiilbuiidcT  Goats  st  wrf.  d  h  294  N  Front 

Ashton  John,  oak  ccjoper  103  Catharine 

Ashlon  John,  taylor  49  Almond 

Ashton  Margaret,  teaclier,  188  south  Eleventh 

Asiiton  Marv,  wid(iW  milkwoman  Insh  lane 

Ashton  Samijtl,  cab)netniiik:''r  273  '■outli  Second 

Ashion  Thomas,  chaii  maki  r  83  i-nd  d  Ii  114  north  FroTii 

Ashton  widow  ofWillium,  94  Crown 

Ask^i-W  &  Paxson,  hardware  rnercliantfi  245  High 

Aske  ,v  Joseph,  ironmoiig-cr  24.5  Iligi. — d.  I..  200  Arch 

Ar^kln  John,  shoeinak.ei-26  Lombard  and  218  south  Second 

Asptli  Richard,  trader  ^.nd  coiuityancer  39  north  Scventli 

Asuell  T.lich^rd  0.  umkeepf-r  C()a\s  below  old  York  road 

As,)en  Gc  )rj^c,  calico  primer  286  south  Fourth 

Astley  Tlionias,  merchant  S.W.  cor  Walnut  and  Ninth 

Astolfi  L.   &  Co.  contectionera  136  High  and  Columbian 

Garden  483  Hgh  abovt  Thirteenth 
Aston  widow  of  Janrie-,  37  Queen  (S) 
Atherton  H.  merchant  348  Hig-h 
Atherton  Humphrey,  attorney  i,t  H\v  151  Waijuit 
Atherton  8i  Keyser,  flour  metchantb  348  High 
Atherton  Nathan,  city  commissioner  Ht^zel  ay.  bel  Locust 
Atherton  Sarah,  teaclier  139  -oath  Tendi 
Atkins  Margaret,  widow  of"  James,  Knodle     {see  Aitkins.) 
Atkinson  A>her,  saddler  &.c.  108  Race 
Atkinson  Sc  Aylwavd,  saddle  and  harness  makers,  108  R.iCe 
Atkinson  Alexander,  mariner  5  Shippen 
Atkinson  Ann,  widow  229  Lombard 
Atkmson  Amaaa,  carer  26  Little  Water 
Atkinson  Clayton  G.  bricklayer  229  Lombard 
Atkinson  Joel,  taylor  129  south  Ninth         {see  Adkimon) 
Atkinson  Joel,  merchant  taylor  64  Chestnut 
Atkinson  Josiah,  teacher  Camden  (N.J.) 
Atkinson  Nathan,  carpenter  225  Lombard 
Atkinson  Phineas,  buiscuit  baker  202  south  Fifih 
Atkinson  Rebecca,  widow  20  Barron 
Atkmson  Samuel,  C.  printer,  53  High 
Atkinson  Wm.  B.  storekeeper  Hamilton  village 
A-.kinson  Wm.  H.  merchant  154  H,gh 
Atlee  Edwin  A.  m.  d.  165  Sassafras 
At.:  ore,  Mary,  widow  163  south  Third 
Atwme  Dorothy,  widow  back  122  north  Eleventh 
Atsvood  James,  dry  good  store" 24  south  Second 
At  wood  Joljn  M  dry  good  store  24  south  Second 
AiH'ood  &  Co.  dry  good  store,  24  souih  Second 
Auobinleck  Alexander,  mate,  74  Penn 
^^V-.:"^^  fr-'d.  'hot^innker  Wood  above  Queen  (K) 
A'^if'-rt  Ciiarlesj  corJw.iner  Wood  above  Queen 
tA:i^nj:,tus  Peter,  79  Cedar  and  139  Lombard 
Auner  Peter,  taylor  79  Cherry 

Auriol  A.  prof  of  dancing,  Goforth  ay.— d.  h.  195  Spruce 
Austie  Margaret,  boarding  house  38  south  Front 
Austm  Alvah,  button  maker  Thirteenth  above  Filbert 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY,  BAC 

.^ustin  Mrs.  Gr.-.ce,  boardin.^  house  66  Chesinut 
Austin  &  Hadaway,  merchants,  25  south  wharves 

Austin  Hosea,  oysterman  74  Callowhill 
\ustin  Lewis  L.  baker  74  Callowhill 

Austin  Margaret,  widow  364  south  Second 

Austin  Mary,  widow  13  Spafford 

Austin  Richard  M.  grocer  97  N,Fourth-d  h  36  Ann(XX. ) 

Austin  &  Smith,  merciiants  129  High 

'xnT  Irr^'  "'"'^i^'^  ^29  High  d  h  6  Church  alley 

Austin  Stephen,  watchman  71  Moyamensing  r. 

Austin  1  nomas  A.  merchant  10  old  York  road 

Aus  in  &  Whitman,  merchants  97  north  Fourth 

Aus  in  Wm.B.  merchant  25  south  wharves 

Austm  Wnn.  W.  &  Co.  merchants  114  north  Third 

Auze  Ch;irles,  sea  captain  169  Pine 

Wrl^f"  ""^  combmaker  UN.  5ih  SO  High  and  133  S  2d 

Avis  George,  shoemaker  Beach  above  Maiden 

Aves  J.)seph,  cabinet  maker,  12  Carter's  alley 

"\Zl\l  f  ?'"''!  ^."f  ^"^,^k^^  corner  George  and  Sch.  7tli. 

Await  John    bnckmaker  Chestnut  W.  of  Sch.  Seventh 

Axe  Frederick,  31  Queen  (S.) 

Axford  Samuel  J.  merchant  taylor  89  north  Ninth 

Ayars  Abijah,  carpenter  386  north  Front 

llill  H^'^'^w'  i^7- cordwainer,  62  Catharine      (see  Eyre 

t  4    aIT      "'  ''^°"'r  ^2^  "°^'^^  ^l^^'<^»^h  (and  Bale 

A^  ,  ,  ^^*"^^""*8rrocer  127  Swanson 

Ayde  ott  Margaret,  widow  17  Parham's  alley 

Aydelott  Mary,  widow  Swede's  alley 

j-Ayers  Daniel,  mariner  20  Blackbeiry  alley 

Avers  David,  cordwainer  97  north  Ninth 

Ayei-s  Francis  woodsawyer  Carnenter's  alley  (S.) 

Ajers  John,  silverplater  back  50  Zane  d  h  19  N  7th 

Aylward  Michael,  saddler  &c.  108  Race 

Avres  Jonathan  D.  teacher  132  N.  3d.  d  h  10  Browne 

fA}  res  Peter,  labourer  232  Lombard 

t  Ay  res  Rachel,  boarding  house  50  Spruce 

tAyres  Robert,  labourer  97  Lombard 

Azan  Joseph,  cordi;.^  distiller  and  dver   1     ^ 

Azan  Rachel,  silk  ^h-er  and  plumist  '        C  ^^  S. Fifth 

A^nTll  x'^'r  ""'"^r'"^^'  m  south  Second 
Azpell  T.  r.  teacher  2  Heartung's  alley 

Si^^  w  ^'^^  ?  Catharine,  miilener  197  S.  2nd. 

nt   t    ^  ,^^3-  r '^  ^^^  ^^"'-''^  Water 
Babe  Rachel,  widow  46  Penr 

Babnew  David,  mariner  Peg-  ctreet 

Bach  T7n'^'^'  t  ^^^P^"ter  Kessler's  court 
Bach  John,  merchant  267  north  Second 
Bache  Frankhn  M.  D.  108  Walnut 

Bachelo^'l^lf '  ^T  '''^''''J^^^  Chestnut      ^see  Beach 
t^acneloi  William  R.  gunsmith  Millers  court  f  lin.Vi 

^•uckley  William,  .ho?  keeper  184  south  Fourth     ^^"''' 


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X3AK  PAXTOn's  ANNUAt 

IUc(  a  A.  carpenter  94  Plum 

Kacon  Allj'i^  mudic  store  11  south  Fourth 

J?.icon  Charles  W.  cabinet  maker  183  »orlli  Front 

Bacjn  Davicl,  curpeiucr  192  nortli  Front 

Bicon  Jacob,  me- chant  25  Dock,  dwelling  113  S.  NintL 

Bdcon  Isaac,  cablsieL  maker  front  !i.  Maden  &  N.  W.  cor 

ner  of  BrowPiC  and  St.  John 
Bacon  John,  City  Treasurer,  ojice  11  State  House— d.  h. 

119  Race 
Bacon  Isaac,  cabinet  m>.ker  62  Plum 
Baton  Jjscph  Sen.  late  ironmonger  190  north  Front 
OacoM  Joscpli  Junr.  ironmong-er  188  north  Front 
Ducoit  S.irah,  F;lbert  1st  door  above  Twelfth 
Bacon  Samuel,  scxlon  2i  Presbyteriaii  Meeting  3  Clian- 

eery  lane- 
Badaiaque  Thomas,  ir9  Pine 
Bader  Juliana  D.  embr oldertr  179  ncirth  Eighth 
Badger  S;tmuel,  alderman  and  judge  of  the  court  of  Com 

mon  pleas  54  south  S.xth 
Badj^cr  S'ephen,  p  inter  b.ick  245  Callowhill 
Badlion  Jusepii  8c  William,  soap  boilers  10  Vernon 
Bagg  Elizabeth,  widow  410  south  Second 
Biignell  B;njanMn,  mari.er  184  Cedar 
■j-Bugwell  Richard,  labourer  back.  72  Christian 
Bailey  Che  ter,  agent  for  U.  S.  niail  stage  and  Xew  York 

and  Baltimore  Post  coach  lines  30  south  Third        (see 
B  lily  Jane,  widow  116  Cerman  (beyUe 

B^iiiy  Hugh,  oak  cooptr  86  south  Wetter  d  h  0  Vernon 
Ba'ily  John,  carpenter  back  34  Xew  Market 
Huily  Josima,  jr.  mercU.  113  High — d.  li.  14  south  Eighth 
Biiley  Joseph,  brickmaker  Wahmi  W.  of  Broad 
B.iilev  L\dia  R.  widow  printer  10  north  alley 
B  liley  Michael,  n.ercer  h  taylor  68  Lombard 
Bailey  N.ithun,  merchant,  7  nordi  Second 
Ba  Uy  S.imuel,  combm.iker  Sch.  5th.  below  High 
Badej  Stephen,  labourer  back  25  Race 
Bailey  widow  of  Francis,  33  Sansom 
BaUey  Wm.  jr.  cluck  muker  &c.  151  nortli  Second 
B-tiiey  Wesley,  lavernkeqitr  10  LDetiiia  court 
Baird  James,  grocer  4  Clic-sti.ut 
BaU'd  Joshua,  waterman  Beach  below  Maiden 
Baird  S-u-ah,  widow  275  south  Second  (see  Beurc 

Bukrjjoven  Jjhn,  tishermaii  Queen  near  Bishop  (K.) 
Btikvlioven  W.  plumber,  Palmti-  near  Prince 
Bakehoven  William  fisherman  Prince  near  Queen 
fBaker  Adam,  woodsawyer,  28  Bai  ron 
Baker  Bassett,  tavernkeeper  4  Laeiitia  court 
B«ker  Benjamin  F.  merchant  39  i>ock 
Baker  Chaikley,  lace  maker  96  north  Seventh 
])  ker  Charles  H   merchant  310  Mulberry 
Baker  Charles,  cabinet  maker  116  uortn  Eigiith 
ti.  ker  C.  instruiLent  njaker  221  north  Fourth 
B  ker  Christian,  b.d^er  Eultonword  near  Sixth 
•  Baker  Christian,  blacksmith.  Jarrics 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY  BAIv 

Baker  Conrad,  flour  Sic.  store  431  north  Second 

Baker  Conrad,  fisherman  Queen  near  3isl)op 

Baker  Conrad,  jiin.  fis?-erman  Qu^t-n  near  Bishop 

Baker  &  Dilworth,  hardware  merchants  59  Hii,^h 

Baker  Dobel,  merchant  41  High— d.  ii.  63  Arch 

Baker  Edward,  real  Lancasteiian  Scliool  48  south  Fifth 

Baker  Elizabeth,  baker  Rehefstreot 

Baker  Elizabeth,  widf.w  Tl  north  Fitih 

Baker  Eliza,  Germantown  road  near  Otter 

Baker  Elizabeth,  widow  58  Arch 

Baker  Elizabeth,  widow  124  Brown 

Baker  Eliz.-beth,  widow  69  Qu.'Cn 

Baker  Fredrick,  ferryman  5  Call'^vhill  street  wharf 

Baker  Fredrick,  labourer  Frankford  road  near  Blackhorse 

Baker  Sc  Ferrand,  merchants  16  Chest?mt 

Baker  wido-*'  of  George  A.  corner  of  Cherry  and  Fourth 

Baker  George  A.  attorney  at  law  and  Cotiveyancer  N.  E, 

corner  Fourth  and  Cherry 
Baker  George,  carpenter  33  Elfre'li's  alley 
Baker  George,  carpenter  Garden  above  Wood 
Baker  G  &  N.  carpenter  Sixth  above  C^illowbill 
Baker  George  N.  lumber  merchant  7  Wood 
Baker  Hannah,  nurse  16  Crab 
Baker  Hannah,  storekeeper  72  north  Fifih 
Baker  Hannah,  shopkeeper  62  Mulberry 
Baker  Henry,  painter  8cc.  82  north  Sixth 
Baker  Isabella  widow,  keeper  of  the  store  of  the  Female 

Hospitable  Society  54  north  Fourih 
Baker  Jacob,  smith  Rose  alley  near  Green 
Baker  Jacob,  ropemaker  Second  above  Ger.  road 
Baker  Jacob,  V!CUialler32  Brown  and  47  Budd 
Baker  Jacob,  cabitiet  maker  352  north  Front 
Baker  Jacob  S.  gunsmith  352  north— Front  d.  h.  30  Btidd 
Baker  Jacob,  alderman  S.  E,  corner  High  and  Eighth 
Baker  John  H.  exchange  and  intellige.'ice  office  41-2  S. 

Third — d.  h.  3  Franklin  court 
Baker  John,  sea  captain  10  Mary  (S.) 
Baker  John  H.  C.  grocer  222  south  Seventh 
Baker  John,  coach  trimmer  82  Green 
Baker  John,  victualler  4  N.  L.  market 
Baker  John,  flour  and  ittd  store  433  nortii  Second 
Baker  John  L.  exch.  broker  and  coin.  nier.  6  Lodge 
Baker  John  R.  &  Son,  merchants  61  Sassafras 
Bfcker  John  R.  merchant  61  Sassafras 
Baker  Joseph,  ostler  Hanover  near  Frankford  road 
Baker  John,  victualler  Rachel  st.  stall  32  N.  L.  market 
Baker  Lewis,  stable  keeper  43  iNoble 
Baker  Margare',  Baker,  8  Cherry 
Baker  IMary  Miss,  140  Brown 
Baker  Mary  widow,  429  north  Front 
Baker  Mary,  victualling  celler,  112  H^gh 
Baker  M:,rguret,  widow  106  north  Ninth 
Baker  Michael  &  Son,  lumber  merchants  N.W.  corner 

Brovaie  aud  north  S'^-^-  ^ 


UAL  paxton's  axxNual 

Baker  Michael,  hardware  store  59  Ilig-h— d.  h.  166  ArcL 

Baker  Michael,  lumber  mer.  74  Brown  and  cor.  Second 

Baker  Michael,  jun.  coppersmith  227  north  Second 

Buker  Peter  fisherman  Queen  above  Bishop  (K) 

Bakr-r  Richsrd,  late  farmer  Fitz waiter  above  Seventh 

Baker  Sarah,  widow  ofSaml.  233  Shippen  above  Severity 

Baker  Susan,  Lombard  above  Ninth 

Buker  Samuel,  cordwainer  363  north  Second 

Baker  Samuel,  carpenter  49  north  Sixth 

Baker  Samuei,  fisherman  12  Pratt's  court 

Biikcr  Stephen,  ccrdwainer  130  Plum 

Baker  Teresa,  widow  14  Raspberry  alley 

Baker  Thomas,  sea  captain  177  south  Front 

Baker  William,  carter  corner  Apple  and  George 

Baker  William,  merchant  16  Clicstnut  and  62  Arch 

Baker  Wm.  J.  wine  merchant  136  north  2d— d.  h.  69  Vine 

Baker  William,  mariner  33  Queen 

Baker  Willian),  pie  baker  Relief  street 

Baker  William,  ropemaker  Ger.  r.  near  first  gate 

Balan  Elizabeth,  widow  confectioner  241  south  Second 

Balbeck  David,  tanner  7  Perkenpine  court 

Bald  Adamj  g'rocer  472  north  Second  corner  Poplar 

Baldt ,  labourer  Coats  a.bnve  Eig'hth 

Baldt  Frederick,  labourer  Hanover  near  Prince 

Baldt  Henry,  sen.  &  jun.  hug  vicl's.  Hanover  cor.  Prince 

f'.aldt  Johnj  ho;.^  victualler  corner  of  F.  road  and  Crown 

Jialdt  John,  v'c;uai!er  21  Charlotte 

Baldwin  Francis,  baker  433  south  Front 

Baldwin  Georj^e,  stable!i;eeper  13  S.  4lh— -d.  h.  C9  Crowi 

Bnldwin  John,  cordwainer  D.ke  near  Vienna 

Baldwin  Jo-sepii,  grocer  246  south  Second 

Baldwin  Lewis,  teacher  39  Spruce 

Baldwin  Maria,  seamstress  302  Race 

Baldwin  Mari^aret,  shopkeeper  88  north  Seventli 

Baldwin  Mary,  widow  15  Powell 

Bahlwin  Phcehe,  widow  11  Powell 

Bctlfa  Lucas  St  Thoma^;,  boot  manufacturers  31  S.  Fourti. 

Ball  }iiack;dl  Wm.  driit<-gist  51  Currant  alley 

Ball  widow  of  Heurv,  7  Fayette 

Ball  Israel,  ladies  shoemaker  22  O.k 

Ball  Joseph,  g-enilemaii  N.K.  cocner  Ninth  and  Race 

Ball  -Margarets  widow  151  Vine 

Bali  Richard  G,  carpenter  back  106Cl)ristian 

Bail  S  ephen,  labouver.  Maiden  above  Beach 

Ball  Stephen,  tavernkeeper  234  south  Third 

Ball  William  T.  Ci)tion  manufacturer  Ger.  r,  below  3r< 

Ball  \V"m.  drugg-ist  NK.  corner  Second  and  Spruce 

Ball  Wm.  coaciunan  13  Knights  court 

B  dl  Wm.  mariner  98  Swanson 

f  Ballard  Jamc-,  brassfounderj  Cordwainers  alley 

iBallard  lAvin,  de;»!er73  soulh  Second 

Ballinger  Daniel,  weaver  Fouitl)  below  Browne 

Ballenger  Jacob,  carpenter  TO  north  Ninth 

BuUinger  John,  cordwainer  145  Moyamcnsin,^  r 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  BAR 

Bailentine  Rev.  Francis  G.  8  Kidge  r. 
Hallintine  James,  g-rooev  N.W.  corner  Coats  and  Front 
Bailentine  Joseph,  grocer  N.  side  Almond  slreet  wbarf 
Bailentine  Samuel,  labourer  36  north  Water 
Ballou  Eliel,  quarry  man  Wusbington  above  CallowhiU 
Balm  Jacob,  taylor  103  Coals 
Balzel  Lewis,  !3  Cherry 

Ramford  Joseph,  machinemaker  back  5  Filbert 
Bancker  Chas.  N.  mevch.  8  north  4th— d.  h.  320  Chestnu* 
Bancraft  Titus,  gold  beater  63  J'llbert 
|Bandon  Joseph,  carter  Spingett  alley 
Bane  AVm.  oysterman  Allen  sireet  (K) 
Banfield  widow  of  Thomas,  George  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Banger  Thomas,  pocketbook  maker  280  Arch 
Banger  Timothy,  accomptant  Ridge  r.  near  first  gat'' 
Bangs  Elijah  K,  sea  captain  168  north  Front 
Banker  Peter,  mariner  Washington  above  Second 
Banks  George,  mariner  IHT  south  Front 
Banks  George,  smith  Beach  near  Marlborough 
Banks  J  ;hn,  D.  D.  7  Marshall's  alley 
j-Raiiks  Johnson,  carter  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Banks  S.  Mrs.  of  George,  mariner  186  south  W^atcr 
Baiinen  John,  carpenter  Castle  street 
Banning  John,  cooper  Maiden  near  stone  Bridgft 
Banthr.m  Elizabeth,  widow  Nonnater's  court 
fBaptist  Jolin,  barber  433  south  Second 
Barauil  doct^jr  Frf.ncis,  135  south  Second 
Barault  Mrs.  dr)  good  store  135  south  Second 
Barbaud  Auguste;  portrait  painter  101  LoiPbard 
Ba)  bazett  James,  cabinetmaker  4  Fearris's  cotjr*: 
Barber  Jr>hn,  umbrella  maker  13  Gray's  alley 
Baiber  Alexander,  stone  cutter  SheafT's  alley 
Barber  Ciiarles,  bricklayer  166  Swanson 
Barber  Natlianiel,  carpenter  203  Arch 
Barber  Rebecca,  widow  Prime  below  Second 
jBarber  Th(»m&s,  sweepm^ster  Hazel  alley  above  Locust 
Barbier  Siephen  P.  jeweller  87  north  Sixth 
Barbin  Amos,  tavior  Germantown  road  near  Fourth 
Barcl.Hy  Andw.  C  merch.  232  atul  d  ii  252  north  Third 
Barclay  George,  grocer  168  south  Second 
Barcl-iy  James,  attorney  at  law,  office  119  Walnut — d.  1  • 
207  Spruce  (north  Thira 

Barclay  John,  pref^ident  of  the  Northern  Lilerty  Bunk  227 
Barclay  A.  C.  &  John,  jun.  merchants  ^22  north  Third 
Barclay  June,  widow  of  James  224  north  Third 
Barclay  Jolm,  jnn.  merchant  224  and  230  north  Third 
Barclay  John  A.  i.ccomptant  34  Un'.on 
Barclay  Joseph,  nnariner  325  south  Second 
Ba?-clay  Samuel,  hatter  323  south  Second 
Barclay  Samuel,  jun.  sea  captain  324  south  Second 
•j;Barclay  Tobias,  hatter  Smith's  court 
Barcus  Stephen,  labourer  Sch.  Seventh  above  Arch 
Bard  Margaret,  widow  back  154  Spruce 
Bardier  Samuel,  inkeeper  S.E.  corner  Vine  and  Sixth 
2  * 


BAR  paxton's  annual 

Bardin  John,  bottler  N.W.  cf>rner  Walnut  and  FrOi.f 

Burdiu  Levi,  sea  cupiain  318  south  Front 

Bi.rffrd  Wiiliain,  niininer,  (ialb»*elhs  court 

Ba  jLTcr  Abel,  painter  ?ic.  73  Dock  street 

Bai'  :er  Hei  juniio,  cooper  Apple  near  George 

B;ir^er  Jac.<l),  cooper  Ger.  r.  above  TJiird 

Barger  Joseph,  146  Locust 

Burger  John,  cedar  cooper  Fourth  abore  Coates 

Barg'cr  William,  painier  Sec.  Alder  alley 

Bargcr  William,  rig-ger  78  ]iudd 

Barg^h  William,  baker  225  Walnut 

Bark  Tiiomas,  coaclj'tnnnner  301  Vine 

Barkinbile  Matihias,  Pine  n.  Broad 

Barker  Abm.  merchant  37  S.  \v])arves,  d  h  93  scuth-4(th- 

iiarker  Jacob,  carper.ter  328  south  Fi-oat 

Barker  .James  N.  alderman  ^  ^^  ^^  ^^,.   ^^^^  ^^  ^^^^^^    • 

Barker  John,  esqmre  3 

B.irlier  Joseph,  sea  captain  34  Cox's  alley 

{Barker  James,  mariner  Twelfth  above  Locust 

Barker  Marv,  tayloress,  27  Ctiarlotie 

P.-iiker  Richel,  16  Little  Pine 

i3arlow  Philip,  "Wahh  ng-t^n  Garden  370  liig-h 

Barley  Gaorg'e,  shipwrivcht  Murlborough  above  Beacii 

Barlow  Georije,  mariner  60  Fenn 

BariMCUt  V/m.  taylor,  151  south  Water 

IJ.irnard  J  )ha,  carpenter  360  soutii  2d.  (see  Jiemnrd 

Bariul  jijar  Daniel,  cedar  cooper  393  north  2d, 

Barnes  Daniel,  merchant  5  south  Wharves 

Harnes  Elizabeth,  milliner  65  Si.ssafras 

t^:viies  Hester,  widow  14  Pari) am's  alley 

Barnes  Isaac,  laylor,r4  Midberiy 

Barnes  .lames,  laboui  er  Cailowhiil  st.  wharf 

!':.vnes  James,  co:ich  'rimnjer  back  106  Union 

J'arues  Janies,  piiot  ami  boarding-  house  36  Vanv) 

Barnes  Jolm,  m.  ri.  275  north  second 

Barne?  Jolm  H.  and  N.  Diehi,  notaries  public  and   sh-r 

brokers,  office  115  si;uth  Second 
]?jrr»es  John  I!.  115  soailj  S.'cond.d  h.  22  Prune 
Barnes  John,  ladies'  s'luemaker  147  south  Second 
BariK's  John,  pilot  7  Qi:een 

Barnes  J.  k.  J.  P(U'don,^attornies  at  law  191  Cheslnu*: 
H^rncs  Joseph,  attorney  at  law  191  Chestnut 
Barnes  Joseph,  ladies'  shoemaker  145  south  second 
Barnes  Joseph,  oysterman  3  Cailowhiil  st.  wharf 
Barnes  Marv,  widow  teacher  back  150  souih  Fourth 
Birnes  Philjp,  boat  builder  27  .\Liry  (S  ) 
Barnes  Samnel,  currier  13  north  iourth  and  57  Chestnut 
iinmes  'f'homas,  esq.  currier  57  Chesnu*— d.  h.  275  N  .  2d 
Bsr.'.es  Thom:.s  &.  Samuel,  curriers  57  Chestnut 
.">..rnes  William,  jun.  shtrc  store  157  &  d  h  13')  south  2d 
Hir-iett  Catherine,  widow  19  Cedar 
}^i^nett  James,  cordwainer  back  66  Vine 
Burnett  Joseph,  gentleman  141  Chcstntit 
Barnet  JTiscpb,  car'er  opposite  316  south  Sixth 
Burnet  Phiiip,  2f)3  north  Second 


i-HILADELPIIlA    CIRECTORY.  BAR 

Barnet  Pliilip,  mercliaiit  31  C:Ulowh!ll 
B^rue  1^  Thomas,  Weaver  (Jhri;.tian  below  5th 
BarnhiU  Sarah,  shopkeeper  13  north  Third 
Barnholt  Fred,  victualler  237  St.  John — stall  24  N.  L. 

Market. 
Bavnholt  Georg-e,  victualler  249  Callowbill 
Barnliolt  George,  j'.in.  vict  Buitonvvood  below  Ridge 
iJarnholt  John,  labourer  7  Wells's  row  north  Eighih 
Baron  Joseph,  cordwainer  14  north  sixth 
Bariihurst  Thom^^s  8c  Joseph,  umbrella  furniture  iTiakers 

and  general  brass  founderss  17  Filbert   (see  Bringhurst. 
Barnitt  Thomas,  turner  in  brass,  iron  See.  198  N.  Front 
Baron  Joseph,  cordu  ainer  14  north  sixth 

Baroux  ,  merchant  93  south  front 

B^roux  James  M.  paper  hang-er,  back  125  north  Second. 

Barr  Christii-r,  caulkier  2d  below  Germantown  road 

Barr  George,  snddler  Frankfort  road  below  Queen 

Barr  James,  labourer  Cheivy  w.  Sch.  8th 

Barr  Jo'm,  mariner  364  south  second 

Barr  James,  shoemaker  Butlomvood  alley 

Barr  WiUiam,  labourer  Vine  below  11th 

Barrass  J-^hn,  caipenter  34  Kunckel 

Barratt  Ann,  v/jdow  back  407  north  second 

Barret  Catharine,  widow  8  Hinckle's  court 

Barret  Riley,  cordwainer,  Camden  N.  J. 

Barrett  Robert,  bricklayer  8  Myers  court 

Barret  Ann,  widow,  Palmer  below  Duke 

Barrett  widow  of  Tobias,  256  Lombard 

Barriere  Peter,  51  Gaskiil 

Barrington  Charles,  grocer  &c.  216  High 

Barrington  Henry,  manufacturer  of  coffee  and  chocolate 

206  south  fourili  corner  of  Gask'.ll 
Barrir.gton  Richard,  inspector  of  domestic  spirituous  li. 

quors  High  west  of  Broad 
Barrington  Wm.  R.  grocer,  205  S.  4th  N.  W.  cor.  Gaskil! 
Barron  widow  of  J  runes,  161  Pme 
Barron  John,  carpenter  Rose  alley  near  Green 
Bit.>ron  Lena,  widow.  Wail's  elbow 
Barry  Ann,  nurse  189  Cedar 
Barry  Cordelia,  widow,  Leech's  court 
Barry  Edward,  universal  turner,  45  Prime 
Barry  Edward,  planter  178  Cliesumt 
Barry  Fraricis,  mercantile  academy,  201  1-2  south  Front 
Barry  Joseph  B,  &  Son,  cabinet  makers  and  upholsterers 

134  ■routh  Second,     {^ee  Berry 
Barry  Joseph  B.  cabinet  waitliouse  134  south  Second 
Barry  Joseinh,  jim.  cabinet  mj-ker  134  f C  d  h  187  south  2d 
.  Barry  John,  sea  captain  2  "\'ernon 
Barry  Maria,  nurse  4  S.-iSsafras  alley 
Burry  Patrick,  grocer  186  X.  Water  &  191  N.-Front 
Barry  Srunuei  S.  plane  maker  Kunckel  below  Tan%.any 
Barry  Tiiomas,  of  U.  S.  navy  512  south  Front 
Barry  Sarsh,  widow  of  Commodore  214  Chestnut 
Barry  William,  tobacconist  285  south  Fourth  < 
Bart  F.  ropemaker,  69  ."Vfoyamensing"  road 


BAS  TAXTOX'S  ANNUAL 

Bart  widow  of  George,  boarvlinjr  house  26  Spruce 

Baite'i  Eiizabeih,  widow,  3  Ciliovvliill 

Baith  Jol.n,  laylor  110  Suss  ifras 

Bafih  Joseph,  walcliman  17  Appletree  alley. 

Baith  liev.  Lewis,  17  Willing's  alky 

Bartholomew  Callieiine,  widow,  Wood  ab(5ve  Sih 

Bartholomew  Charles,  tobacconist  SBnortli  Third 

Bartholomew  Frederick,  tobacconist  Wood  above  8di 

Bartholomew  Joseph,  silver  plater  Wcod  above  8th 

Bartholomew  Mary,  grntlewoman  63  S"Uth  Seventh 

Bartholomew  Thomas,  commission  mer.  102  Gaskill 

Bartle  Philip,  cudicooper  Garden  below  BuUonwood 

Bartleson  Eunice,  widow  13  Franklm  court 

Bartleson  Peter,  carpenter  Fifth  near  Noble 

Baitlett  Ann,  seamstress,  11  Mary  (S.) 

Bapilctt  Francis,  shoejiiaker  15  Pissjunk 

Bartklt  John,  merchaiit,  147  south  Third 

Bartlett  Thomas,  shipwrig-lit  11  .Mary  (S.) 

Bartley  James,  mariner  121  German 

Bartling  C  485  north  Second 

Barding  Conrad,  carpenter,  455  Arch  above  Twelfth 

Barliing-  Charles,  sea  captain  45  Callowliil! 

Barthnf>-  David,  caipenlcr453  Arch  above  Twelfth 

Bai'tlitt  John  8c  Co.  merchants  17  south  Water 

Barilit  John,  merchant  17  S.  Water  d  h  147  S.  Third 

Bartoles  Mary,  Sih  above  Cedar 

Barton  Adam,  grocer  corner  6th  and  Ger.  road 

Biirton  Ann,  widow  24  Pine  alley.     {See  Burton 

Barton  Christopher,  shoemaker  125  Cedar 

Barton  Edward,  m.  d.  205  Arch 

Barton  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William  287  Spruce 

Barton  Elizabeth,  nurse  70  Queen 

Barton  Isaac,  storekeeper  20  north  Second 

Barton  John  U.  of  the  Peni.;>ylvai\ia  Hospital 

Barton  Joseph,  teacher  Gtrmantown  ro^.d  near  Second 

Barton  Mary,  widow  of  Benj.  S.  m.  b.  285  Spruce 

Barton  Thomas  W.  taylor  415  north  Front 

Barton  Thomas,  carpenter  98  Vine 

Bartram  Mary,  widow  59  nordj  Third 

Bartram  Rebecca,  widow  39  Race 

Bar'on  William,  P.  C.  m.  d.  prt;fcssov  ofbotany  University 

of  Penn'a  S.  W.  corner  of  8  and  Wahiut. 
Bu-tow  Sarah,  widow  128  north  Third 
B.  rtram  George,  alderman  6S  south  Second 
Bartram  Isaac^  druggist,  &c.  09  north  Third  >"' 
Barwick  John,  cuniei-  91  Walnut 
Basiiford  Heiith,  blockm^iker  9  Lombard 
Basliford  Norbnry,  bookbi  ukr  1  Elbow  1. 
Bascom  R.  oystermiin  9  Little  German 
Eii-com  Samuel  A.  bookseller  13  I--:ttle  George 
jBiiss  Samuel,  barber  4  Bell's  court 
I3ass  Wiliiain  A.  accomptant  U.  S.  Arsenal  Gray's  ferry  r, 

{see  Besse  and  Boa». 
BasseU  Isaac,  taylor,  W;<lnut  west  of  Broad 
Bassetl  Samuel,  sea  captain  10  Noble 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  BAY 

Bastiari  Adam,  biscuit  baker  16  Grissel's  alley 
Bastian  G.  jr.  tal.  chandler  148  5t  152  Arcli.  (see  Bostiaii. 
Bastian  Hen.  vict.  Queen  (S)  ab.  4th  stall  19  New  Market 
JBasdaii  Joseph,  g-ardener  Chestnut  north  Sch  Third 
^asiian  Joseph,  jun.  paper  stainer,  8  soudi  Broad 
Batchelor Wm  caiter,  3  Well's  row,  north  Eighth 
Batchelor  Caspar,  labourer  3  Well's  row  north  Eighth 
Batchelor  Powell,  drayman  Broad  above  Race 
Batchelor  W,  R.  guniiiaker  Miller's  court  (N  L) 
BateWm  huckster,  Camden  N.  J. 
Baten:ian  D,  miUin.er,  113  south  Second 
Bateman  John,  sail  maker  Cedar  st.  wharf-— d.   h.  41  Plum 
Bateman  John,  cooper  69  shippen 
Bateman  Rebecca,  shoebinder  266  south  Fifth 
Bateman  Reubin,  215  St  John 

Bates  Benoni,  laie  lumber  njerchant  225  Callowhill 
Bates  Benj.  storekeeper 215  south  Second  (see  Beates 
Bates  Isaiah,  blacksmith  169  north  Second 
Bates  John,  baker  98  north  Ninth 
Bates  John,  cordwainer  377  north  Second 
lali  tes  Mrs.  of  James,  back  305  south  Second 
Bates  Wm.  baker,  comer  Thirteentli  and  George 
Batho  John,  potter  502  north  Front 
Batho  Wm  potter.  Front  above  Poplar  lane 
fBatt  Ann,  southeast  corner  Pine  and  Tenth 
Batten  Elizabeth,  widow  31  Union 
f  Battis  John,  hairdresser  257  south  Front 
f  Battis  John,  barber  Broad  above  Cherry 
f  Battis  John,  hairdresser  1  Chester 
f  Battis  John,  wood  sawyer  Apple 
tBattisJ:ihn,  barber  11  Filbert 
Batts  John,  mariner  445  south  Second,   (see  Beits. 
Baugh  Catharine,  v%'ido\v  3  Hinkle's  court 
Baugii  Margaret,  widow  131  Green.  '  (see  Bough, 
Bauchman  Jacob,  Rose  alley  above  Tammany 
Baughman  Catharine,  back  157  south  Ninth 
Baumgard  Godfrey,  baker  91  Browne 
Baush  John,  sea  captain  Juiiiper  near  Vine 
Bavis  Samuel,  taylor  back  131  north  Third 
fBaxler  Benj,  carter  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
Baxter  Isaac  B.  ironm.onger  248  south  Second 
Baxter  Matthew,  grocer  N.  W.  corner  Ninth  and  Race 
Baxter  Wm  trader,  244  south  Front 
Bayard  Ann,  widovv  of  James,  240  Walnut 
Bayard  Andrew,  president  of  the  Commercial  Bank  IOC 

sou+h  Eii.,hth 
Bayard  George,  tin  plate  worker,  3  M'Culloch's  court 
Bayard  Matthew,  cordwainer  Clifion 
"fRsyard  Moses,  coaclidriver,  Tweitth  below  Race 
Bayard  Rebecca,  shopkeeper  203  Sassafras 
Baymont  Thomas,  carpenter  Sch  E;glitli  above  Race 
Bayne  N.  turn;r  and  feedstor-e.  85  north  Front 
tBayne  Alexander,  shoeblack  27  Union 
!^a\  ne  Joseph,  i-ule  maker  87  New 


BEC  paxton's  annual 

Bayne,  widow  of  llobert  51  nnrlh  Eighth     (see  Bea?i 

Bavne,  SamI  cordw^iiner,  488  south  Second 

JJavnton  Jane,  100  Union 

Ba.yol  Honorc,  115  north  Third 

Bazely  Charles  W.  ftmale  seminary  75  south  Fourth  {&ee 

£asely. 
Bazier  JoJin,  accountant  9th,  first  door  below  Lombard 

i^see  Brassier. 
Beachc  William,  curry  comb  maker  Scli  Sixth  bel.  High 

(see  Bache 
Beach  Waldon,  carpenter  N  E  corner  3d  and  Cedar 
Beakley  Edward,  carpenter  20  Jun  per  l.^ne 
Beal  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  75  Dock— d.  h.  2  Lodge 
Beale  &  Jamison,  cabinet  makers  75  Dock 
Beale  Win  carpenter  94  Vine 
Beale  Jacob,  grocer  84  north  Eleventh 
Beam  Jacob  C.  silversmith,  Noble  above  old  York  road 
Beaird  David,  brickroaker  Aspin  alley  above  Spruce 
Beamer  Ann  Mai  garet,  widow  116  north  Seventh 
Beamer  Geo.  H.  druggist  &.c.  287  Race  N  E  cor.  Chestei 
f  Bean  Ezekiel,  woedsawyer  Baker 
Bean  James, gentleman  163  north  Second     {jsee  Bayr:^ 
fBi^an  Jacob,  porter  Eleventh  above  Filbert 
IBean  Joseph,  mariner  Green's  court 
Bean  8c  Keegan,  tajlorp,  163  north  Second 
Bean  Samuel,  taylor  163  north  Second 
Beard  Deborah,  widow  nurse  Sterling  alley 
Beard  John,  tobacconist  445  south  Front 
Beard  James,  labourer  back  295  south  Third 
Beard  John,  carter  Clymer's  alley     (see  Biard. 
Beard  Martha,  Race  north  Sch  Seventh 
Beard  Nicholas,  vict.  36  Charlotte — stall  8  N.  L.  market 
Beard  Wm  vict.  36  Charlotte 
Bearman  Henry,  curled  hair  and  glue  manuf.  Filbert  n. 

Sch  Sixth 
Beasley  Rev,  Frederick,  D.  D.  Provost  of  the  University 

289  Chestnut  {see  Bazely 

Beusley  Abigal,  widow  21  Christian 
Beasley  Edward,  waterman  149  Green 
Beates  Frcdejick,  scrivener  94  north  Third 
Beatman  Jolrn,  sailmaker  Cedar  st  wharf  and  41  Plum 
Beattle  Henry,  woodsawyer  back  100  north  Eltvent!^ 
Beatty  George,  20  Plum 

Beaty  John,  paper  hai\ger,  167  south  Eleventh 
Beaty  John,  labourer,  176  Race 
Beatty  Samuel,  baker  89  Cedar 
Beatty  Wm  gentleman,  308  sout!:  Second 
Be.iuregi.rd  J.  Charlo,  M.D.  48  north  Tliird 
tBeaujon  Lewis,  barber  159  Swanson 
Beuuve.'-u  E,  &  Co. dry  good  store  78  south  Third 
Be.,ver  Samuel,  cabinet  maker  90  Sliippen 
Beaver  Jacob,  labourer  393  north  Third 
Bechman  Peter,  baker  corner  Browne  and  Fourth 
Bechtel  George,  shoemaker  Sansom's  allpv 


PHILACELPIilA    DIRECTORY.  BEF 

Bfchtel}acob,bnot  and  shoemak.er  7  south  Front 

li  chtel  J:»ha  &  Co.  shoe  warehouse  50  High 

Beck  Asu,  carpenter  2  Pr>*lL's  court 

B.ck  fJ.  liib  )urer  2  Prviti*s  court 

B.ck  Daniel,  turner  near  11  Tammany 

Beck  Klizabeth,  widow  b.ick  207  St  John 

Beck  Du,i.iel  B.  painter  and  glazier  249  north  Third  .d  h. 

11  T.tmmany 
Beck  Geo.  cierkof  High  st  market  215  Lombard 
Beck  Geo.  viol  Sch  Fifih  above  Spruce 
Beck  Beiiry  A.  druggist  &c.  248  worth  Front 
Bock  Henry,  exchange  broke!'  and  commibsioii  mercht.  63 

north  Third 
fBcck  J.  blackball  maker  Marriott's  lane  above  Fifth 
Beck  Isalah,  carpenter  430  nortii  Front 
Beck  J  H.  painter  &c.  near  11  Tammany 
Beck  Jacob,  tubacconist  10  Marshall's  alley 
Beck  JaCob,  accountant  15  Tammany 
Beck  Jacob,  jun,  carpenter  15  Tammany 
Beck  Juhn,  grocer  34  Passyunk 
Beck  John,  late  grocer  Ger,  r.  above  first  gate 
Beck  John,  combmaker  311  north  Eighth 
Beck  Mariin,  carpenter  back  182  St.  John 
Beck  Paul,  merchant  II  south  Water,  d  h  315  High 
Beck  Pets/,  rigger  ]  08  Christiaa 
Beck  Peter,  late  draper  486  south  Second 
Beck  Samuel,  tobacconist  Kunckel  below  Gx-een 
Beckel  Godfrey,  22  Kunckel 
Beckenback  Jacob,  shoemaker  85  Green 
Becker  Francis,  accountant  and  interpreter  of  foreign  lan- 
guages 28  n(<rth  Third 
Becker  George  U.  brickmitker  K-iodle 
jBecket  Henry,  labourer  Greens  court 
Bcckhorn  Garret,  tavernkeeper  ^2  Shippen 
Beckiey  Daniel,  carpenter,  62  north  Eighth  (^see  Bickley.^ 
Beckman  Daniel,  shoemaker  back  15  Cliarlotte 
Brckman  S.  feather  vender  15  Wagner's  alley 
tBeckus  Lewis,  ha.r  dresser  112  N.  F:f.h  d  h  Appletree  ay 
Bedell  John,  shoemaker  16  Browne  (XL.) 
Bedford  Ann,  teacher  Crown  above  Caliouiull 
Bedford  Isaac,  accountant,  Crown  above  Caiiowhill 
Bedford  Jolin,  boot  and  siioe  manufacturer  £96  High 
Bedford  Joseph,  accountant,  7U  nortii  Eighth 
Bedford  Tiiomas,  accountant  Crown  above  Callowliill 
Bediord  T.  painter  8ic.  Kunckel  above  Tammany 
Bedbiger  Henry,  cordwainer,  back  190  Lombard 
Bedlock  Wm,  J.  teacher  near  49  Crown 
fLJedner  John  wood  sawyer  St.  Joim  above  Poplar 
iJedwell  Thos.  apothecary  8c  drnggist  254  nortii  Second 
Beebe  Lewis,  printer,  back  49  Pine 
Beehler  Tobias,  grocer  S.W.  co.-ner  Poplar  and  St.  John 
Beer  Andrew,  labourer  2  Liitieboy's  court 
Beer  John,  carpenter  Rose  alley  above  Coates 
Beere  Hubert,  carter  Lo.iibard  below  Twelfui 
Beers  Ann,  boarding  house  13  Carters  alley 


BEL  i'AXfON  S    ANNUAL 

Beers  John,  nialster  near  387  north  Fourtii 

B;^esley  William,  seg"ar  maker,  Taper  alley 

Beetle  James,  accountant  Starr  alley 

Beg-er  Wm.  merchant  71  Walnut 

Benncke  John  C.  tavern  keeper  2-i  Swanson 

Beidelman  Abraiiam,  storekeeper  156  nortli  Second 

Beidelman  Catharine,  widow  Queen  below  Wood  (Rj 

Beidelman  Elizabeth,  widow  Warren  near  Beach 

Beidehnan  Henry,  fisherman,  corner  Beach  and  Bishop 

Beidehnan  Jacwb,  innkeeper  Swan  inn  106  Race 

Biidelman  Jacob,  fisherman  Q'leen  above  Wood 

Beidelman  John,  fisherman  corner  Beach  &  Bishop 

Begley  Thos.  rigger  and  sail  maker,  95  German 

Beisii  Geor.e^e,  cooper  9  Well's  row  near  Eighth 

Beish  Albert,  merchant  247  Vine 

Beitel  John,  grocer  224  Vine 

Benenman  Jacob,  merchant  62  nortli  Fourth 

Belair  Lewis  1).  agent  and  comnnission  bookseller  south 

wesi  cor,  Sixih  and  Chestnut — d  h  8  Wood 
Beldon  Hosea  W.  accountant  19  north  Front 

Belknap, (see  Taylor  and  Belknups.) 

Belknap  Stephen,  jeweller  Quarry 

Belin  Lewis,  silver  smith  189  south  Second 

Bellemere  F.  stocking  weaver  16  Walnut 

Bell  Amos,  cordwainer  Chestnut  west  Sch.  Third 

Bell  Edward,  carpenter  Maple  {see  Ball'^ 

Beil  Elizabeth,  widow  26  Branch 

Bell  Elizabeth,  widow  3U  appletree  alley 

Bell  George,  printer  Vine  above  Thirteenth 

Bell  Henry,  lumber  merchant  yard  north  west  cor  Twelfth 

and  "Walnut — d  h  16  Sansom 
Bell  James,  Ladies  shoemaker  40  Christian 
Bell  James  &  John,  distillt:-s  230  Cedar 
BeilJohn,  labourer  297  north  Third 
Bell  Joseph  &  Joseph  Watson  merchants  2  Sims*  allcj. 
Bell  Liddonia,  upholsterer  175  north  Front 
liell  Mary,  widow  seamstress  18  Pear 
Bell  Mary,  widow  Christian  below  Sixth 
Bell  &.  Mitchell,  wliip  manufactory  77  St.  John 
Bell  Peter,  sea  captain  9  Powell 
lieil  Robert,  printer  26  Spruce 
Bell  Samuel,  flour  &  whiskey  merchant  High  west  Sci;, 

Seventh  and  Fifth 
Bell  Samuel,  grocer  and  drover  236  Cedar 
Bell  Samuel C.  merchant2l  S.  Second— dh  105  S.  FourtI* 
Bell  Wm.  gardener,  204  (Mierry 
Bl'11  Wm.  whip  maker  116  Si.  John 

Btrli  William,  merchant  21  S.  Second — d.  h.  105  S.  Fourtli 
Bell  Wm,  &  Son  merchants  21  south  Second 
Bell  Wm.  J.  &  Co.  stock  &.c.  brokers,  35  Dock 
Bell  Wm.  jun.  stock  &:c.  broker  35'Dock 
Bellangee  Isaac,  shallopman  7  Little  Germaii 
Bell:<Rgee  Reuben,  pilot  Cressons  alley 
Bellanger  lsi»ac,  bricklayer  27  Wcod 
Belling  Andrew,  combmaker  Rihl's  court     {see  JitiUji^s.j 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  BEN 

Belbt  Arno,  merchant  72  Christian 

Bellows  Hester,  widow  of  capt.  D.  133  north  Front 

Belrose  John,  paperhanger  315  S.  Second 

lieltzner  Catharine,  shopkeeper  72  Dock 

Eencke  Thomas,  sea  captain  5  Clever  alley    ' 

Benckert  Geo.  F.  morrocco  dresser  9  Pa  syunk 

Bend  Eliz.  B.  widow  of  the  Rev.  Joseph  J.  20  Swanwick 

Bender  widow  of  Wm.  IT  Franklin  court 

Bender  John,  carpenter  263  St.  John 

Bender  John,  store  keeper  442  north  Second 

Bender  Jolm,  shoemaker  377  north  Second     {see  Binder.) 

Bender  Joseph,  currier  Brooke  court 

Bender  Samuel,  drwgcjist  339  north  Third 

Benedick  Jacob,  draymen  154  north  Fifth 

Benedick  Jacob,  baker  Race  ne:ir  Sch.  Seventh 

Benedict  Julian,  widow  149  Cherry 

Beneke  Marg-aret,  Mulberry  west  Sch.  Eighth 

Benezei  Anthony,  m.  d.  139  south  Fifth 

Benfer  J.  C  taylor  353  north  Front 

Benfer  John,  jr.  taylor  351  X  Front 

Bengard  Andrew,  carter  Noble  near  Fifth 

Beniman  Mrs.  widow  nurse  40  Bread 

Benjamin  Taft,  teacher  corner  Race  and  Juniper—d.  li. 

Thirteenth  above  Cherry 
Bennan  Joseph,  curpenter  9  Wagners  alley 
Bermer  Charles,  cooper  6  north  Tenth— d.  h.  327  Arcli 
Benner  Elizabeth,  v^'idow  Lombard  above  Twelfth 
Benner  widow  of  George,  carter  11  Budd 
Benner  Georg-e,  106  St-  John 
Bunner  George  &  John,  bakers  300  north  Front 
Benner  Hannai),  milliner  379  north  Front 
Benner  Henry,  drayman  196  Cherry 

Bemer  Henry,  bricklayer  11  Beaver  and  469  north  Third 
Benner  Isaac,  toll  collector  at  1st  gate  Ger.  r. 
Benner  Jacob,  carter  20  Green      ' 
Benner  Jacob,  brick  maker  24  Oak  and  184  Lombard 
Benner  Jacob,  jun,  saddler  187  north  Third 
Benner  Jacob,  senr.  weaver  189  north  Third 
Benner  Jacob,  sea  captain  57  New 
Bemer  John,  chymist  48  south  Eighth 
Benner  John,  taylor  Price'i  court 
Benner  Mathias,  brickmaker  Spruce  above  13th 
Benner  Peter,  cooper  36o  north  Second 
Benner  Peter,  brickmaker  Spruce  above  13th 
Benner  Peter,  mariner  16  Parhtims  alley 
Benner  P.  &  M.  brickmakers,  kilns  cor.  Walnut  &  Sch.  6lh 
Benner  Sebastian,  cabinetmaker  54  north  Eighth 
Benner  W.  silverplater  23  Duke 
Bennet  Abel,  fisherman  Qneen  above  Palmer 
Bennet  Catharine,  widow  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Bennet  widow  of  Anthony,  Nobie  near  Second 
Bennet  Jacob,  pamter  &c.  15  Swanson 
Bennet  James,  mariner  537  south  Second 
Bennet  Jane,  widow  7o  Queen 


BER  paxton's  annual 

Bennet  Joel,  B.  printer  10  Meyers  court 
Bennet  John,  marble  cutter  13  N.  10th— d.  h.  397  High 
Bennet  John,  sea  capUin  224  north  Water 
Bennet  John,  shoemaker  Prince  below  Second 
Bennet  Joshua,  carpenter  6  Vernon 
Bennet  Lewis,  mariner  Camden  N.  J. 
jBcnnet  Lewis,  musician  227  south  Fifth 
Bennei  Louisa,  store  keeper  6  south  Fourth 
Bennet  Mariii,  widow  41  Crab 
Bennet  Reuben,  ironmonger  274  south  Seventh 
f  Bennet  Richard,  dealer  176  S.  2nd  and  d.  h.  133  S,  5th 
Bennett  &  Tennant,  stone  cutters  13  north  Tenth 
Bennett  Titus,  bookseller  &c.  37  High 
Bennett  &  Walton,  booksellers  &c.  37  High 
Bennet  William,  watchman  238  Catharine 
Benninghove  Catharine,  gentlewoman  168  south  Third 
Benninghove  Elizabeth,  widow  4  Church  alley 
Benninghove  &  Nassau,  tobacconists  77  High 
Bennis  Ann,  widow  boarding  house  92  north  Fifth 
Bensley  C.  teacher  Protestant  Episcopal  Academy,  Locust 
Benson  Alexander  merchant  242  High  (above  Ninth 

jBenson  Daniel,  dealer  178  south  Second 
Benson  David  P  merchant  186  High 
Benson  Henrietta,  widow  27  New  Market 
Benson  L.  cordwainer  78  Penn 

Benson  Paul,  cordwainer  5  Clever  alley  (242  High 

Benson  Richard,  &  Son,  dry  good  and  carpet  warehouse 
Benson  Jane,  widow  boarding  house  151  Chestnut 
Bent  William,  gentleman  64  north  Fourth 
Benter  Charles,  cordwainer  23  Franklin 
Bentley  John,  gardener  Fourth  near  Poplar  lane 
■j-Bently  R.  labourer  Sch.  4th  above  Filbert 
13entley  David,  coppersmith  Cobb*s  court 
Benton  J.-hn,  carpenter  392  Sassafras 
Bentzenoeffer  George,  cooper  170  north  Eighth 
Beresforcl  Robert  H.  printer  182  Pine  {see  Brelsford 

Bergasse  Cadet,  merchant  66  Spruce 
Berger  Elizabeth,  teacher  Hanse's  court 
Berger  Jonathan  (black  horse  inn)  226  north  Second 
Bergameyer  Daniel,  cordwainer  108  north  Seventh 
Berghauser  Jacob,  &  Co.  bottlers  130  south  Water 
Bernadou  J.  B.  merchant  93  Fourth  and  221  High 
Bernanosse  C.  teacher,  dwelling  47  Wood 
Bernard  Henry,  Fourth  above  George 
Bernard  John,  newspaper  carrier  back  130  north  Fifth 
Bernard,  widow  of  John,  94  N.  Water  and  97  N.  Front, 

{see  Barnard. 
fBernet  John,  shoemaker  199  Cedar 
Bernhardt  Lewis,  P.  professor  of  music  22  Sansom 
Breniaud  C.  boarding  house,  148  south  Fourth 
Berrett  Lydia  H.  63  south  Eleventh 
Berrett  W.  ornamental  sign  painter  9  Cherry,  {see  Barrett 
Berrien  Mrs.  boarding  lioase,  244  High 
Berry  Anthony,  mariner  119  Swanson 
Tj'^rr-v  Henrv,  farmer  Second  below  Greenwich 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  BIC 

fBeny  James,  coachman  George  below  Eleventh 

Berry  John,  blacksmith  12  and  shop  21  Little  Water 

Berry  John,  labourer  James's  street 

Berry  Oliver,  boot  and  shoem  -ker  36  Mulberry 

Berry  Peter  L.  carpenter,  293  Walnut  above  Tenth 

Berry  Richard,  stevedore,  75  Penn 

Berry  Joseph,  sea  captain  366  south  Front 

Berry  Samuel,  carter  44  Budd 

fBerry  Samuel,  waiter  253  Spruce 

Berryman  Wm.  druggist,  &c.  158  Lombard 

Berryann  Wm.  labourer,  571  south  Front 

Berryman  Joseph,  bricklayer  245  Callowlull  ab.  Tenth 

Berryman  Richard,  shipwright  31  Mary  (S) 

Berryman  Wm.  mariner,  47  Pruen 

Bersch  Elizabeth,  baker  corner  Shippen  and  Passyunk 

Bertolis  Mary,  widow  292  south  Fourth 

Bertron  David,  m.  d.  238  north  Second 

Beese  John  Baptist,  gentleman  37  Coaies's  alley 

Besselievre  Francis  P.  accountant  Fitzwalter  ab.  6th 

Besson  L.  h  son,  fancy  dry  good  store,  52  S.  Second 

Besson  Lewis,  fancy  storekeeper,  52  south  Second 

Best  John,  shoemaker,  Morgan's  court 

Bethel  John,  mariner  84  Brown 

Bethell  Joshua,  shoemaker  Crown  below  Prince 

Beihausen  C.  3i,  d.  49  Green 

Bethtold  Elizabeth,  widow,  back  22  Elfreth's  alley 

Betson  widow  of  W;n.  shoemaker  43  Passyunk 

Betterton  Wm.  cor.  Moyamensing  r.  and  Wharton 

B'ettinger  Michael,  tuiiner  Ger.  r.  n.  Second 

Bettle  Samuel,  cloili  merchant,  14  south  Third,  (see  BeC' 

tie  and  Biddle. 
Betts  Ebenezer,  nail  factory,  15  N.  Seventh— d.  h.  151  S 

Eleventh 
Bevan  John,  painter,  &c.  253  south  Front 
Sevan  Matt.  L.  mercht.  22  S.  wharves— d.  h.  228  Walnut 
Bevan,  widow  of  Solomon,  teacher  40  Plum 
Bevin  Philip,  Hamilton  Village 
Beverlin  James,  drayman  219  Callowhill 
Bewley  Hannah,  widow  280  north  Second 
Bewley  Isaac,  letter  carrier  70  New 
Bewley  James  P.  accountant,  280  north   Second.     {se<i 

Boley  and  Boulu 
Bewley,  widow  of  Robert,  Wright  alley 
Beylard  John,  jr.  merchant,  120  Walnut 
Beylle  Joseph,  wine   mercht.  63  S.  2d— d.  h.  184  Spruce 
Beylle  Joseph  &  co.  wine  merchants,  63  S.  Second 
Bibighaus  Henry,  German  teacher,  14  Sterling  alley 
Bible  Elizabeth,  widow,  tayloress  257  south  Third 
Bickerton  Benjamin,  cooper  317  north  Third 
Bickerton  Mary,  widow,  nurse,  394  south  Front 
Bickerton  Thomas,  cooper  45  Christian 
Bickham  Elizabeth,  39  Mary  (S) 
Bickham  George  W.  coachmaker,  121  Pine 
Bickham  George,  labourer,  471  north  Third 
Bickham  Mary,  widow  Gi-een*s  court 


BIG  PAXTON's  ANN'iyAL 

B  ckham  Sarah,  wulow,  storekeeper  188  S.  Second 
IJickiiam  Sai'dli,  w  iJow,  storekeeper  254  S.  Front 
Bickiey  David  grocer  S.  E.  comer  Front  and  Callowhiri 
llickley  Daniel,  lumber  merchant  oOCallowliill 
Bickley  Jacob,  lumber  merchant  30  Callowhill 
B.ckley  Mrs.  gentlewoman  ^l  Ne\v-st. 
Bickleyj  Son  and  Taylor,  lumbtT  merchants  Oak(N.  L.) 
n.  High  Bridi^e  {see  Buckley,  Beckley  &  Mis'<^i- 

Bicknell  Churles,  carpenter  5\h  beiow  Battonwood 
B.cknell  Daniel  D.  merchant  230  High  S.  W.  corner  7th 
Bi.kntll  George  A.  merchant  230  H;gh — d.  h.  75 Spruce 
Bicknc-ll  G.  A.  and  D.  D.   merchants  230  High  S.  W.  cor- 
ner Seventh 
Bidauz  Charles,  grocer  Old  York  rode  Kbove  Fifth 
B^ddison  Caihavine,  n-idow  5  Seinmitz  court 
Biddie  C.  C.  notary  public  41  Duck  and  303  Spruce 
liiddle  Charles,  jun  merchant  18  High 
Biddie  Charles,  gentleman  159  Chestnut 
Biddie  widow  ot  Clement,  N.  E.  corner  8th  and  Spruce 
Biddie  Clement,  sugar  refiner — d.  h.  36  Filbert 
lijddie  Daniel,  grocer  Federal  below  Second 

{see  n^ltle  and  zee  Bedell. 
Biddie  David,  grocer  204  Lombard 
Biddie  Elizabeth  widow  of  John,  142  High 
Biddie  Hannah  widow,  138  Lombard 
fBitldle  Jacob,  sweepmaster  2  south  Twelfth 
Biddie  John,  skindresser  near  440  north  Fourtii 
Biddie  John  Br.  ta}  lor  145  south  Fifih 
Bddle  John,  bricklyer  1S3  north  Eighth 
Biddie  John  G.  broker  67  Spruce  and  26  Walnut 
Biddie,  Lea  {>  Canby  sugar  refiners,  27  Church  alle; 
Biddie  Lydia,  storekeeper  52  soutli  Fourth 
B  ddle  Nicholas,  attorney  at  law  210  Chestnut 
Biddie  Richard,  attorricy  at  law  112  Walnut 
Biddie  Samuel,  dru)::gibt  Cfc  142  High 
Biddie  Samuel,  N.  E.  corner  Front  and  Race 
Biddie  Thomas,  stockbroker  See.  26  and  41  Walnut 
Biddie  WhartonS;  Biothei  .>•,  slock  and  commission  brokci'i> 

26  Walnut 
Biddie  William  S.  ccmnselkr  at  law  112  Walnut— d.  !i 

159  Clicstnut 
Bidgood  James,  saddler  Joiiws 
Bier  John,  comb  maker  back  375  north  Second 
Bigelow  I'homas,  attorney  at  law  104  Walnut 
Bigalow  Tiiomas,  carj;enter  n.  99  Budd 
Biggard  John,  o\  sterman  Ldy  alley 
Biggard  James,  shoemaker  back  210  St.  John. 
Biggert  James,  labourer  161  St.  John 
r>igt:s  Thos.  mathl,  instrument  maker  66  south  Front   {aer- 
iJig-gs  Augustus,  merchant  106  nurdi  Sixth  i^oggs 

i5igler  Jacob,  sailmakcr  Feggs  st.  (see  I-lrh-'r- 

Digley  &  Sweeny,  grocers  20  Crab  corner  Ship[jen 
Bigley  Thomas,  grocer  20  Crab  corner  Shippen 
liignell  John,  71. Market— d.  h.  Goddard's  al!e\ 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY  BIR 

Bilbrough  Saml.  merchant  42  south  Front 

Biles  Henry,  carpenter  Front  corner  Maiden 

Biles  Saml.  tavemkeeper  (black  horse)  Frank,  r. 

Billbrough  John,  labourer  back  38  Cherry 

Billings  Isaac,  carpenter  Castle  st. 

Billings  John,  teacher  2  Trotter's  alley 

Billings  Thomas,  m.  d.  112  north  Eighth  (see  Belling 

Billings  Wm.  ladies  shoemaker  Juniper  below  Vine 

Billington  G.  conveyancer  22  south  Slxtli — d.  h.  22  New 

Marker  st. 
Billington  widow  of  Thomas,  24  Argyle 
Billiss  Jacob,  labourer  37  Pewterplatter  alley 
BillmeyerG.  &  D.  printers  and  booksellers  193  High 
Billmeyer  Jacob,  flour  merchant  274  High — d.  h.  27.  n.  6th. 
Billmeyer  John  &  Jacob,  flower  merchants  274  High 
Billmeyer  J.  flower  mercht.  274  High— d.  h.  193  Walnut 
Billon  Charles,  watchmaker  and  jeweller  SPsouth  Second 
Bills  John,  shipwright  9  Federal  (see  JBelon 

Bills  Wm.  senr.  shipwright  Federal  near  Front 
Bills  Wm.  jr.  shipwright  Little  Washington  below  2nd 
Bilsland  Ann,  widow  9  Franklin  row  S.  Ninth 
Binder  widow  of  George,  Prince  near  Palmer 
Binder  widow  of  Jacob,  inn  keeper  Queen  n.  Wood 
Binder  Wm.  hatter  286  north  Front  (see  Bender 

Binder  Wm.  junr.  hatter  375  north  Front 
Bing  Henry,  Taylor  2  Sassafrass  alley 
Bingham  R.  engineer  Juniper  above  Race 
Bingham  R.  trunk  maker  S.  W.  corner  Centre  Square 
Binney  Horace,  councellor  at  law  office  81  and  dwelling 

79  south  Fourth 
Binnin  John,  grocer  corner  of  Locust  and  Thirteenth 
Binns  B.  P.  70  Chestnut 

Binns  John,  editor  and  publisher  of  the  Democratic  Press 
70  Chestnut  (see  Mjies. 

Binny  John,  typefounder  N.  W.  corner  Cedar  and  Ninth 
Bioren  Benjamin,  86  Chestnut — d.  h.  154  Pine 
Bioren  John,  printer  and  bookseller  88  Chestnut  (see  Byron. 
Biuret  Charles,  cabinet  maker  N.  W  cor.  Lom.  and  3d. 
Birch  Wm.  Y.  gentleman  212  Walnut 
Birch  Thomas,  landscape  painter  121  south  Fifth 
Birch  Thomas,  gardener  cor.  Sassafras  and  Sch.  Second 
Birchall  widow  of  Caleb,  back  6  north  Third  (see  BurchalL 
Birckhead  Levin,  coachmaker  370  High  dwelling  house 
6  south  Twelfth  (see  Burkhard. 

i^jrckhead  P.  E.  106  Walnut 
Bird  Charles,  hardware  merchant  98  High 
Bird  Charles,  cooper  132  Cfedar 

Bird  John,  baker  51  Budd  (see  Burd  Cf  Baird. 

Bird  Capt.  George,  17  S.  wharves—- d.  h.  388  north  Second 
Bird  Joseph,  grazier  392  south  Second  . 
fBird  Peter,  ragman  back  86  north  Eleventh 
Birnie  Wm.  accountant  12th  below  Locust 
Birkett  James,  sea  captain,  126  south  Fifth 
Birmingliam  John  373  north  Third 

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liLA  PAXTOS'S  ANNUAL 

li  rrnbaum  John  II.  boUhr  78  New 

IJibing-  George,  cooper  198  Jioriii  Fifth 

Biiell  Al-.imbv,  carjienter  520  soulh  Front 

liishop  Filizabet!),  PleAsant 

Bishop  Benj.  cabinet  niakcT  192  Callowhill 

Bislmp  Francis,  back  72  Spruce 

liishop  Jacob,  Kunckcl  below  Tammany 

Bisliop  Nathaniel,  labooier  Wurre'i  (C.) 

Bishop  Lydia,  wkIow  1  llcinnony  court 

IVishop  Wm.  carpenter  58  Moyarrtensing  Road 

Bi'-pham  Daniel,  taylor  383  north  Froirt 

Bisphain  Mrs.  of  John,  Aune  (V.) 

jBisham  Joseph,  bai-bt?*  25  1-2  iru'th  Tenth 

Bi.spham  Samuel,  grocer  325  and  d  h  184  High 

Bispham  widow  of  Slacy  B.  merchant  112  Arch 

liispham  J<^shua  V.  hatUr  back  81  north  F.fth 

Bits  John,  weaver  Tlhrd  near  Gcrnn.antown  road 

Bitting  Henry,  taylor  314  south  S<  cond 

Bitting  George,  joiner  &c.  10  (vimkle— d.  h,  8  Fayette 

Black  Alexander,  grocer  S.  \V.  corner  6th  and  Shippe; 

Black  Ann,  dyer  31  Union 

Black  Ann  widow  of  Henry,  Sch.  8th  below  Spruce 

Black  1).  widow,  cake  baker  13  south  TenUi 

jBiack  Ebenezer,  chimney  sweeper  14  Elizabeth 

Blark  Furman,  deputy  keeper  of  prii-on  162  Cherry 

|BIack  George,  carter  Froiperous  alley 

Black  George,  shipwright  Federal  neur  Front 

Black  Isaac  C.  grocer  237  S6»ath  Fourth 

Black  James,  thread  vender  4th  below  Christian 

Black  Janr.es,  goldsmith  and  jevicller  123  Chestnut 

Black  .lol.n,  gold  and  silvei-sniith  120  sou'h  Frcjnt 

Black  John,  late  grocer  comer  4th  una  Chrisiiun 

Black  J.  Young,  liquid  blacking  muker  Smith's  court  opo- 

site  2l0sou'th  Third 
Black  M.  cordw  ainer  corner  Passyunk  and  Eighth 
Black  Joseph,  watchman  Cliristian 
-j-BLck  Mitthew,  hrassioimdcr  22  Elizabeth 
iilack  Futnck,  labourer  Upper  Ferry  n,ad 
Black  Samuel,  tallowchandicr  209  Cedar 
Black  Thomas,  grocery  and  tavern  93  Shippen 
Black  widow  of  Robert,  66  P.issjunk 
Black  Wm.  junr.  jr.erchant  18  north  Front 
Blackburn  ]\Iury  widow,  44  north  Seventh 
Blackiston  John,  tanner  and  currier  2l8  S.  4th,  (see  Blak- 
Blackford  Joseph,  brickl  yer  Bonsall  street  (iston. 

Blackman  Uavid,  shingle  dresser  Onk  above  Coats 
Blackman  Enoch,  sea  captain  8  ^llowhill 
Blackson  Thomas,  carpenter  569  soutli  Front 
Blackwell  Jacob,  grocer  N.  E.  corner  3d  and  Plum 
Bluckweil  Robert,  d.  d.  50  Pme 
Blackwood  John,  labourer  146  St.  John 
Blackwood  Mary  wid'>w,  Wh  rlon  below  Second 
Blackwood  Rachel  A'idow,  bonnet  maker  N>  W,  corner 

Clierry  and  iiorth  Fourth 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY  BLO 

Blain  widow  of  Charles,  100  Filbert 
Blair  Hugli,  cotton  spinnei  GeriTiantown  road  below  3d, 
Blair  H.  Hannali,  widjw  208  Pine 

Blair  Jas.  superintende.'  or'  looms  above  549  north  Third 
Bluir  John,  blacksmith  69  Chr;stian 
Blair  \Vm.  boot  manufacturer  20  Chestnut 
Blake  Georp^e  E.  rausic  store  and  Ubrary  13  S.  5th. 
jBiake  David,  boot  cleaner  147  Chestnut — d.  h.  245  Lom- 
bard 
Blake  James,  carpenter  Pine  below  Twelfth 
fBi;  ke  Abm.  carter  54  Blackberry  alley  (see  Blue! 

Blake  Ann  Maria,  46  German 
fBLke  James,  mariwi'  45  Small 
Blake  widow  of  Jonathan,  12th  below  Walnut 
fBlakT  Joseph,  laboiu-er  Bonsai  Si. 
Blake  Wm  T.  carpenter  back  54  Cable  lane 
Blake  Joseph,  carter  Uachel  street 
Biake  rinioihy,  hardresser  and  clerk  of  Second  street 

market  166  south  Third 
Blakeiy  Mictiael,  mariner  Duncans  court 
Blaike  George,  merchant  26  south  Front 
-}5lake,  MilK,  &  Go.  merchani  26  south  Front 
Biakiston  Prcsly,  corner  Front  and  Lombard     {see  Blacks 
Blaaie  Jt>seph,  clerk  of  Hig-ii  st  market  5  N.  Fifth    {ston, 
lilanc  A'ictor,  coppersmith  250  north  Second 
Bianchard  Margaret,  widow  81  Vme 
Blanchard  I.  W.  accomptant  11  Hinckle's  court 
Bianchard  Samuel,  innkeeper  S.  E.  corner  York  road  and 

Cullowhill 
Blancliard  William,  printer  12  Hinkles  court 
Bbnckenburg  C.  shopkeeper  3  Lemon  street 
Bland  Augustus,  merchant  237  Spruce 
Blanford  David,  blacksmith  back  126  north  Fifth 
Blanfbrd  John,  smith  Juniper  above  Race 
Blanford  Samuel,  biacksmitli  back  126  north  PMth 
Blank  Wm.  copper  smilli  0..k  below  Coats 
Blayney  Sarah  wi<low.  Current  alley 
Blayney  Henrietta  widow,  112  south  Eiglith 
Blaney  John,  bi.scuit  baker  58  Penn 

Blee  Samuel,  brickmaktr  corner  George  and  Sch.  Eighth 
Blee  James,  Labourer  Spruce  W   Sch.  Fifth 
Blenon  Anthony,  m.  b.  Hamilton  Village 
Biecker  Peter,  Sen.  cedar  cooper  271  north  Second 
B.eyler  John,  tavern  keeper  300  north  Second 
Bleyler  Thomas,  cordwainer  74  Callowhill 
Bleight  Samuel,  m.  d.  13i1j  above  Chestnut 
Blight  John,  caulker  27  Callowiull 
Blight  George,  gentleman  229  Spruce 
Blisset  George,  shallopman  corner  Arch  and  Sch.  2d, 
Blocquerst  Andievv  J.  printer  130  south  Fifih 
Block  John,  labourer  Palmer  above  West 
Block  Henry,  boarding  house  28  north  Third 
Biodget  Mrs.  widow,  Lancaster  turnpike  above  High 
Blondeau  Francis,  music  teacher  118  north  Fifth 


BOI  PAXTON'S   ANNUAL 

Blood  Eleanor,  widow  shopkeeper  108  north  Water 

Blood  John,  tavern  keeper  corner  of  Sch.  7th  and  Atch 

B!oom  Juliana  widow,  back  6  Bluckhorse  alley 

Bloom  Philip,  baker  16  south  Tenth 

Bloss  Ann  widow,  teacher  194  north  Third 

Blower  E.  silk  dyer  36  Cherry 

Blower  Robert,  dyer  and  scourer  103  Cedar 

|Bloxum  Stepheti,  waiter  Osbourn*s  court 

Bloxton  Thomas,  tavern  keeper  134  south  Eighth 

fBlue  Joshua,  couch  driver,  back  121  north  Tenth 

Blum  Henry,  carpet  weaver  443  north  Third 

Blume  David,  I  carters  213  north  Eighth 

Blume  John,    3 

Blume  George,  cordwainer^  16  Pewterplatter  alley 

Blune  Fredrick,  labourer's  Callowhill  st.  Wharf 

Bluner  Christian,  bread  and  cake  baker  137  Arch 

Blye  John  H.  sea  captain  56  Almond 

Blyth  Mary,  31  Pewterplatter  alley 

Boake  Israel,  carter  Greenwich  north  Second 

Boardman  Jolm,  liatter  Alban 

Boate  Dorah,  cake  baker  150  north  Fifth 

Boate  Horatio,  printer  93  north  Fifth 

Boute  Thomas,  bookbinder  Camden  N.J. 

Bockius  Aaron,  cooper  U.  S,  arsenal  (see  Bnckivs 

Bockius  Jacob,  brush  manufactor  277  north  Second 

Bockius  Wm.  carpenter  81  Union 

Bockius  George,  skindresser  and  parchment  manufacture: 

Margaretta  near  New  Market 
Bockus  John,  sea  captain  381  south  Front 
Boden  Lewis,  tavern  keeper  78  Green 
Buddy  John,  book  binder  Nonnater's  court 
Bodett  Anthony,  drayman  corner  Queen  and  Fifth 
Bodey  Rudolph,  cliair  maker  279  south  Third    (137  Race 
Boehm  &  Jarden,  chocolate  and  mustard  manufactory 
Boehm  Wm.  chocolate  and  Mustard  manufactory  137 
Boggs  Catharine  widow.  Prime  below  Second  (Race 

3oggs  Francis,  porter  Friends  alms  house 
[Boggs  John,  dealer  158  S.  2d.  and  Bedford  above  7th 

(^see  Biggs, 
Boggs  Robert,  boarding  house  ('herry  above  Eleventh 
Boggs  S.  shipwright  Frankford  rode  above  Otter 
Boggs  Wm.  shipwright  108  Plum 
Boggs  Wm.  labourer  418  south  Second 
Boggs  Wm.  &  Co.  merchants  188  High 
Bogia  Angelo,  engineer  James  street 
|Bogle  Robert,  waiter  46  south  Eighth 
Bogue  Hugh,  nailer  Rose  Alley 
Bohlen  B.  &  J.  merchants  67  and  69  south  Fourth 
Bohlen  John,  ship  watchman,  Simmon's  court 
Bohlen  John,  merchant  67  S.  4th — d.  h.  238  Walnut 
Boileou  Isaac,  teacher  Frankford  r.  above  Queen  School 

Sarah  (K.) 
Boizard  John,  oysterman  138  High  / 

Uoizard  Lewis,  oysterman  Caufiman*s  court  (see  Boptarda 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRKCTOKY. 


BOO 


Boker  Aaron,  merchant  inquire  22  south  Second 
Boley  Fred  cedar  cooper  19  High-^d.  h.  280  N.  3d 
Boley  Juhii  C.  vict.  Germantown  road  above  5d 
Boiler  &  Solms,  merchants  236  High 

Boiler .  merchant  236  High 

Boiler  widow  of  J  )hn,  89  Sassafras 

Boiitho  C.  <>-S.  china  store  290  north  Third 

Boit  James,  mariner  176  norl'n  Water 

Bolton  Mrs,  boarding  house  16  Pra.ie 

B  )!tan  Edwin  H  cotton  manufactory  Budd  near  Poplar 

Bolton  Henry,  carpenter  67  Shippen 

B.  iLon  John  R.  bridle  bit  m.aker  Juniper  above  Race 

Bolton  Rachel,  widow  storekeeper  32  north  Second 

Bo>Ai'AUTE  Joseph,  see  *'  Survilliers  Count  de" 

Jiond  Beiijamin,  carter  449  north  Front 

Bond  v.'idow  of  Geo.  boarding  house,  169  S.  11th 

Bond  Jacob,  saddle  and  hariiessm:.ker  80  nonh  Second 

Bond  J.  mariner  wood  near  PiUice  (K.) 

Bond  Joshua  B  gentleman  92  south  Eighth 

Bond  Nathaniel  H.  teacher  Ridge  above  Francis 

Bond  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  li  Hoffmitn's  alley 

Bond  Zachariah,  mariner  4  Rcgcrs'i  court 

fBondy  Ann,  46  Small 

Bunfieid  Robert,  stonecutter  Alder  alley 

Bones  Samuel,  baker  29  north  Ninth 

Bonneil  Samuel,  hardware  merchant  251  High — d.  h.  94 

north  Sixth 
Bonner  James,  carter  3  Farmer's  Row 
Bonnet  John  F.  china  merchant  7  south  Second 
Bonneuil  Peter  37  Pine 
B  iunin  George  P.  accountant  105  Pmdd 
Bonsall  Edw.  gentleman  corner  Spruce  and  Sixth 
Bonsall  I^aac,  Friend's  Asylum  n.  Frankford 
Bon  , all  Benjamin,  taylor  upper  84  Arch 
Bonsall  Edward  H.  druggest  6  north  Fifth 
Bonisall  John,  conveyancer  office  3  Carpenters  court  dwell- 
ing 227  Spruce 
Bonsall  Joseph,  Ccirpenter  2  Siiield's  alley — d.  h.  6  N.  5th 
Bonsall  Samuel,  blacksmith  Shields  alley 
Bonsall  Thomas,  133  south  Ninth 
Bonter  widow  of  John,  2ji3  Catharine 
3iook  Jaccb,  cordwaiiier  back  14  Sterling  alley 
Book  John,  sawfiier  L  Sassafias  alley  (see  Buck 

Bookhaliz  Andrew,  mariner  cor.  Passyunk  and6ih 
]3oon  Andrew,  wood  dealer  Beach  (K.) 
Boon  S:\nmel  M.  last  maker  N.  W.  cor.  Cedar  and  3d 
Boone  Jer.  merchant  and  suit  pio-iaionei  "  ii  wharves 

—d.  h.  161  Pine 
Bootes  Perregrnie,  accountant  20  Duke 
Bootu   Ann  v.idow,  180  Vine 
f  Booth  Joseph,  waiter  23  Crab 
Booth  John,  dealer  back  356  south  Second 
Booth  widow  of  \Vm.  Mantua  Village 
P>ooth  Williano,  coaciimakcr  115  Browne 


BOU  PAXTON*S   ANNUAL. 

Boozer  John,  skindresser  cor.  Juniper  and  Cherry 

Boozer  widow  of  Adam,  corner  Juniper  and  Cherry 

Boraff  Catharine,  victxialler  corner  Cheiry  and  l3th 

Boraff  Henry,  victu;*ller  fJarden  n.  Callowhill 

Boraff  Valentine,  victttaller  corner  Filbert  and  loth 

BorbridgeCf  Palmer,  looking-glass  munufac.  \7  north  3rd 

Borbridge  James,  looking  glass  manufacturer  17  N.  3rd 

Bordeaux  B.  hairdresser  1  south  Seventh 

Borden  Francis,  bricklayer  l3th  b?l.  George    (see  Burden 

Borden  Joseph,  cordwainer  back  253  St.  John 

fBorden  Richard,  porter  Prosperous  alley 

Boreheff"  Henry,  victualler  Gurdgen  above  Mulberry  alley 

Borhek  Jno.  confectioner  75  south  Third 

Bone  J.)hn  J.  merchant  182  High 

Boris  Simon,  paper  stainer  165  Cedar 

Borrekens  H.  P.  merchant  ^5  Chestnut 

Borniann  Jolm,sen.  victualler  197  Callowhill,  stall  3  New 

Market 
Borman  John,  jun.  victualler  158  St.  John 
Borton  Mary,  boarding  house  28  Arch 
Bortree  AVilliam,  gunsmith  back  433  north  Third 
Bosbysbell  Christian,  storekeeper  120  north  Second 
Bose  Conrad,  sen.  labourer  Buttonwood  above  Charles 
Bose  Conrad,  jun.  labourer  Buttonwood  above  Char'.es 
Boshart  John,  cooper  42  Old  York  road 
Bosio  Secondo,  gentieman  144  Cedar 
Bos.s  Fred.  38  Appletree  alley  {see  Bass  &  Bote 

Boss  William,  brushraaker  181  north  Front 
Bossert  George,  labourer  Kugler's  court 
Sossie  Anthony,  baker  46  Gaskill 

Bosset  Andrew,  7  Star  tavern  N.  E.  corner  Race  and  4th 
Bossier  Jaseph,  brass  founder  Shackamaxon 
Bost  widow  of  Jacob,  corner  Christian  and  7th 
Bost  widow  of  Michael,  cor.  Passyunk  and  Sixth 
Bostian  Casper,  labourer  Christian  bel.  5ih      (see  Basiian 
Boswell  George,  tmplateworker  43  High  and  oS7  N.  2d 
Boswell  Samuel,  printer  Sassafras  alley 
Boswell  widow  of  William,  back  of  12  N.  Front 
Bottomly  John,  trader  Lugars's  row 
Buttomly  John  S.  woolcomber  Smith's  court 
Bottomly  Thomas,  woollen  manufacturer  108  Cedar 
Botiomore  Richard,  confectioner  160  south  Front 
Botner  Jame.s,  tobacconist  28  Ann 
Botsford  Alvy,  stonecutter,  Scott*$  alley 
Bouchette  John,  brassfounder  14.3  Coats 
Bouldin  Martha,  widow  band  box  maker  168  south  Fifth 
Bouiu  Augustus,  colourist  and  paper  stainer  120  N.  9th 
Boulu  widow  of  Peter,  120  north  Ninth 
Boulter  Benjamin,  taylor  Ann  W.  Sch  Eighth 
Boulter  widow  of  Benjamin,  Cherry  corner  Sch.  Eightli 
Bourgeois  Peter,  shipwright  64  Coats 
Bourn  Charles,  sea  captain  67  north  Fifth 
Bousquet  Peter,  merchant  N.  E  corner  4th  and  Pine 
Bousquet  Augustine  &  Co.  merchants  128  Pine 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  BOW 

Bonsqnet  Benjamin,  merchant  128  Pine— d.  h.  N.  E.  cor, 

Pine  and  Fourth 
Bouthwell  John,  carter  Fourth  below  Maria 
Bouvier  John,  B.  umbrella  maker  196  south  Second 
Bouvier  P.  vict.  65  Moyamensing  r.  stall  24  New  Market 
Bovard  William,  carpenter  14  Juniper  lane 
Bowden  William,  mariner  Lombard-street  alley 
Bowden  Zachariah,  cordwainer  back  277  south  Fifth 
Bowen  Catharine  widow  Galbreths  court 
Bowen  Dan.  panorama  building  1  N.  11th— d.  b.  258  Arch 
Bowen  Clement  A.  154  Race 
Bowen  Clement  R.  smith  back  147  Cherry 
Bowen  Elijah,  taylor  and  sexton  of  Cb.  Church  13  Cherry 
Bowen  Ezra,  sea  captain  250  south  Second 
Bowen  Henry,  morocco  d'^esser  near  126  north  Fifth 
Bowen  Henry,  caulker  Marlborough  above  Beach 
fBowen  Joseph,  porter  12th  below  Walnut 
Bowen  Joseph  E.  taylor  241  r.orth  Front 
Bowen  J.  B.  librarian  of  Philadelphia  Athenaeum  N.W 

corner  Union  and  Third 
|B  wen  R.  waiter  66  Small 
Bowen  Mary,  widow  milliner  130  south  Tenth 
Bowen  Thomas,  Washing-ton  ab.  2d  and  Carlisles  court 
JBowen  William,  S.  E.  comer  Cedar  and  Fourth 
j-Briwen  widow  of  James,  255  Spruce 
fBowen  Wm  cnachm.an  67  Bedford  (.M) 
Bovver  Christian,  baker  114  north  Eighth 
Bower  Elizabeth,  widow  gentlewoman  back  352  S.  Second 
Bower  George,  carpenter  back  38  Ann  (N.  L.) 
BOWER  JOHN,  engraver  8  Quarry 
Bcwer  John  baker  25  Wahiut 
Bower  Joseph,  shallopm^n  Beach  near  Maiden 
Bower  John,  baker  114  north  Eighth 
Bower  Joshua,  shipwright  Beacli  near  Marlborough  (K) 
Bower  Pltilip,  printer  3  Flint?  court 
Bowers  George,  labourer  Cedar  W.  of  Broad 
Bo  vers  Jesse,  brickmaker  Ann  near  Thirteenth 
f  iio  .vers  John  dealer  90  south  Second — d.  h.  Middle  alley 
Bowers  John  F.  baker  Callowhili  belov/  Rugan 
Bowers  Leonard,  city  watch  7  Pewterplatter 
Bowers  M^ry,  widow  shopkeeper  455  north  Third 
Bowers  Michael,  surgeon  barber  402  north  Third 
Bowers  yiichael,  brickmaker  Locust  above  Twelfth 
Bowers  Rebecca,  tayloress  113  German 
Bowers  Richard  F.  Frantford  r.  above  1st  gate 
Bo  vers  Samuel,  ship  carpenter  Penn  st.  (K  ) 
Bowlby  Edward,  hardwar.e  merchant  69  High — d.  h.  9 

Church  alley 
Bowles  Andrew,  labourer  Race  near  Sch.  Seventh 
Bowles  James,  stone  cutter  Prospect  alley 
Bowles  William,  block  and  pump  maker  13  Swaason 
•j-Bowling  James,  coinhnun  jBaker 
bowman  Aoj-hanr-,  pri  j.er  369  nprth  Second 
bowman  Amos,  carpenter  57  Queen 


HOY  paxton's  annual 

JiDwxDi^n  Casper,  labourer  Irish  lane  near  Cedar 
y^ownian  Ciiarks,  cordwnincr  24-7    S.  Third  and  32  Sus 

satras  alley 
-Bowman  Charles,  vie'.  Laurence  above  Pugg's  run 
jffovvnian  Isaac,  marker  32  Ponn 
jSowman  John,  jr.  labourer  Marriotts  lane  above  Fifdi 
i/owman  Jolin,  agent  for  steanri  boals,  3  north  wharves 
J^owman  John.  vict.  stall  31  N.  L.  mar.  and  34  Charlotte 
f  Z^owman  John  labourer  Paschall's  alley 
iffowman  Maria  widow  of  \^'illiam  210  1-2  Arch 
bowman  Michael,  combmaker  79  Green 
ifovvman  Zachariah,  painter  Sec.  207  Coats 
iJownas  Jimes,  tallow  chandler  Arch  west  Sch.  Second 
Bowser  AVm.  H.  grocer,  NE.  cor.  Chestnut  and  Water 
jBoyce  Catharine,  widow  216  Cedar 
-Boyce  Hannah,  boarding  house  113  south  Tlurd 
Jioyce  Sarah,  boapdin^  house  12  Grays  alley 
-Boyce  Michael,  hibourcr  29  Hurst 
IJo]  d  Alexander,  sailmakcr  69  Gaskill 
J9oyd  David,  merchant  tajlor  upper  42  X.  Fourth 
Z^oyd  and  F.ngard,  merchant  taylors  ui^per  42  N.  Fourth 
i^ojd  Rev,  Geo>-ge,  n.  )i.  282  north  Third 
Jjoyd  Hugh,  grocer  4  Hopkin's  court  (N.  L.) 
Boyd  I  jseph,  and  .John,  exchange  and  commission  brokers 

16  12  south  F(iurth— -d.  h.  143  Spruce 
Boyd  Ji  hn,  broker,  16  1-2  south  Fourtii. — d.  h.  143  Spruce 
Boyd  John,  engraver  S.  W.  corner  Seventh  and  Sansom 
Boyds  .Miss,  1  south  Tenth 
Boyd  Maria,  miUener  263  south  Second 
Bi;yd  Parkes,  pewterer,  50  north  Socond 

Boyd  Robert,  sand  paper  and  screw  maker  Chestnut  west 
of  Broad 

Boyd  Sophia,  back  251  Race 

Boyd  r.  G.  carpenter TweltMi  below  Locust — d.  h.  Mercer 

Boyd  \Vm.  merchant  340  High  S.  E.  corner  Tentii  ^ 

Boyd  AVm.  tallow  chandler  121  north  Fittb.and  ab.  Noble 

Boyer  Benjamin,  teacher  42  Plum 

Boyer  Charles,  cordwuiner  11  Sliippen 

Boyer  laaac,  merchant  142  norlii  Second 

Boyer  widow  of  Jacob,  carpenter  I2&  Green 

Boyer  James,  accountant  4  AVood  n.  Second 

Boyer  Thomas,  carpenter  250  Cedar 

Boyer  Wm.  11,  merchant  111  High 

Boyer  Valentine,  vict.  279  N.  Eigh'.h — stall  S^newmarket 

Buyle  Charles,  shopkeeper  325  Spruce 

B'jy'e  Cliarles,  oysierman,  308  south  Sixth 

Boyle  Eaward,  labourer  Race  near  Sch.  Seventh 

Bo\le  James, sandman  328  south  Second 

Boyle  James,  tallow  chandler  Lem.on  street 

Boyle  James,  labourer  48  Passyunk 

Boyle  John,  sea  captain  189  N.  Front 

Boyle  John,  gardiner  Pine  above  Eleventh 

Boyle  Mary,  taylcress  196  north  Water 

Boyle  Mrs'  of  John,  557  south  Second 

Boyle  Patrick,  drayman  50  Spruce 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOllY.  BRA 

Bo\  le  Susanna,  widow  grccei-  30  Spruce 
Boyle  William,  grocer  near  102  south  vharves 
Boi  liii  James,  grccer  580  north  Third 
Boys  Mcii y,  widow  of  Samuel  17  Browne 
Boyter  Amelia  widow  mdlers  court 
Boze  William,  grocer  148  Lombard  cornt    ^turst 
Bozorlh  Andrew  Ger.  road  above  "Laurel 
Bozorth  William,  carpenter  122  Filbert 
Braceland  Jane,  widow  5  Fetter  lane 
Bracken  Sarah,  widow  Lolars  court 
Brackin  Henry,  printer  7  Cressons  alley 
Brackenridge  Geo.  accountant  26  Cherry 
.  Brackney  I-aac,  Taylor  back  51  Mead  alley 
Bradah  Daniel,  saddler  Hoffman's  alley 
Brade  Mary,  widow  13  Pruen 

Braden  widow  of  Arthur,  18  Passyunk         fsee  Bri/den.J 
Braden  Robert,  stonecutter  Thirteenth  below  High 
Bradfield  Benjamin,  labourer  18  Stamper's  alley 
Brades  Peter,  storekeeper  170  north  Third 
Bradford  Ann,  widow  107  Christian 
Bradford  David,  mariner  Sixifa,  above  Green 
Bradford  John,  paper  stainer  75  Plum 
Bradford  Samuel  F.  publication  office   of   Reese's  new 

Cyclopaedia  45  Sanscm — d.  h.  130  south  Eighth 
Bradford  Silver,  cordwamer  3  south  Sixth 
Bradford  SusanaJb  widow  59  Arch 
Bradford  Thomas,  jr.  attorney  at  law,  office  Coun'.y  Court 

house — d.  h.  230  Spruce 
Bradford  Thomas,  bookseller  8  south  Front 
Bradford  Thonias  8c  William,  booksellers,  stationers  and 

printers  8  south  Front 
Bradford  Thomasj  labourer  473  north  Second 
Bradford  William,  printer  and  bookseller,  8  south  Front— 

d.  h.  214  Mulberry 
fBradley  Isaac,  labourer  6  Crab 

Bradley  James,  grocer  202  Pine,  south  east  cor.  Seventli 
Bradley  James,  baker  362  High 
Biadley  James,  shoemaker  Roger's  court 
Bradley  John,  ironmonger  inquire  78  High 
Bradley  J<,hi,,  taylor  295  south  Thiid 
fBradley  Jol.n,  pedlar  Lfrmbart'  above  Eleventh 
Bradley  John,  boarding  house  104  Mulberry 
Bradley  Patrick,  coachman  back  164  south  sixth 
Bradley  Thomas,  smith  59  Prune 
Bradley  Thomas,  farmor  ar.d  vict.  Shippen's  lane 
Bradley  William,  taylor  501  south  Second 
Brndlev  \Vm.  cordwainer  101  Cherry 
Bradley  Mrs.  of  Wtn.  315  Cullowhlll 
Brac'shaw  Sarah,  tavern  keeper  191  Chestnut 
Bradsl.aw  Thomas  mat  ner  101  Catharine 
Brady  Alex.  Cirj>ci,ter  Sheafts  al'ey 
Brady  Barcholemev  ,  shopkeeper  65  south  Fifth 

fsee  Bradey,  Breailu    ^' 
Brady  Daniel,  saddler  Hoffmj.ns  alley 

4 


BRE  paxton's  annual 

Brady  Daniel,  merchant  taylor  ITS  Vine 

Brady  Jatne-.,  niorrocco  manufacturer  77  soutli  Fifth 

Brady  John,  teachi-r  31  Prune 

Brady  Martha  widow  121  south  Third 

Brady  Laurence,  dealer  166  north  Water 

Brady  Richard,  shipwrig-ht  old  "Vork  r.  below  Coats 

Brady  Sarah,  widow  283  soutli  Fourth 

Bi'jEutigam  Daniel,  ironmon.e^er  &c  194  north  Second 

Bvanible  Charles,  blacksmith  176  Cedar 

Bramble  Mury  Ann,  widow  Tammany  above  Third 

Bramekin  Frederick  labourer  James 

Bramin  widow  of  Benj.  Huddell's  court 

Branagan  Thos.  publisher  1  bakers  couat  back  145  Coats 

Brand  Christian,  grocer  and  tinman  90  north  Eleventh 

Brand  Wm.  carter  Spruce  near  Sch.  Sixth 

Branda  Charles  and  Co.  goldsmiths  12  north  Second 

Branden  Mary,  9  south  Second 

Brandt  Aime,  watch  maker  and  jeweller  12§  N.  Second 

Brandt  John,  mariner  9  Lombard  (s«c  Brant.') 

Brandt  John,  carpenter  Rose  alley  below  Broun 

Branen  Edward,  umbrella  maker  194  south  Second 

Brannan  E.  &  M.  storekeepers  55  High 

Branner  Daniel,  labourer  Pleasant 

Branner  Frederick,  farmer  H  ckory  lane  near  Ridge 

Branner  George,  milkman  176  Vine 

Brannon  widow,  washerwoman,  BroHd  bcJAW  George 

Bnuinon  John,  labourer  Camden  N.  J. 

Brannum  Fred,  milkman  Coats  near  Ridge  r. 

Branno  Joseph,  labourer  back  10  north  Front 

Branson  Frances,  widow  47  north  Fourth 

Banson  Day,  cordwainer  12th  below  Pine 

Bransby  Mary,  washerwoman  4  Knights  court 

Brant  Jane,  widow  seamstress  Ann  W.  Sch.  8tli 

Brani  Taylor,  stoiiemason  and  bricklayer  55  Green 

Brant  John,  A.  labourer  79  New  (*ee  Brandt 

Brasier  Amable,  watchmaker  and  jeweller  12  S.  Third 

Brasington  Isaac,  drayman  438  north  Front 

Braud  Jimes,  accountant,  2  north  Sixth 

Braw  James,  labourer  Second  above  Ger.  r. 

Bray  E.  sea  captain  313  south  Second 

f  Bray  Henry,  labourer  opposite  302  south  Seventh 

Bray  John,  jun.  wholesale  and  retail  dry  good  storekeeper 

207  North  Third 
Bray  John,  painter  &c.  34  Crown 
Brayman  Samuel,  plasterer  222  south  Fifth 
Brazier  John,  whitesmith  171  Green  see  Bazier 

Bready  C.  L.  coachmaker  197  and  d.  h.  132  south  Fiftli 
Bre  uly  P.  L.  widow  144  south  Fifth 
Brearley  James,  watchmaker  115  north  Third—dwelling 

Old  York,  near  Germantown  road 
Brearley  Wm.  shipwright  back  70  Swanson, 
Brrece  Charles,  2  Green's  court 
Brechemin  Louis,  jeweller  1  south  Third 
Bredin  B.  B.  mercht.  162  1-2  High~d.  h.  108  N.  Fourth. 
Breidenhart  G«orge.  upholsterer  117  south  Front 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY. 


BRI 


Breintnall  David,  ladies  shoe  maker  200  Chestnut 

Bre.ntnall  Thomas,  200  Chestnut 

B;eish  J.  skindresser  above  549  north  Tiilrd 

Breisach  George,  drayman  Race  near  Sch.  Tth 

Brelsfoi-d  Fras.  boot  maker  SheafF's  alley,    (see  Beresford 

B:-esfoi'd  Jr^hn,  shipwright  33  Ciiristian 

Brelsford  Tiiomas,  cordwainer  Budd  near  Poplar 

Bremond  S;)pliia,  widow  158  south  Fourth 

Brenan  ,  gentleman  3  norlh  Nintli 

Bresland  John,  labourer  166  south  Eleventh 

Brethoff"  Hc-'iry,  sea  capt  .in  21  Vernon   - 

Bre'z  Jacob,  merchant  34  north  Third 

Breael  C  Mtharinf,  store-keeper  195  south  Second 

Breuno  John  &  Co.  jewellrrs  1  Rlmslies'  alley 

Brevard  Reb<. -cc s  widow,  store-keeper  229  south  Second 

Brewer  I?aar,  oor(i\vainer9  >1yerj  court 

Brewei-  William,  clock  and  watch  n);.ker,  Friend's  alms- 

house  Walnut 
Brewster  Francis  E.  deputy  sheriff,  Sheriff's  office. 

(see  Bi^tsster 
Brewster  Jonathan,  tay lor,  cor.  Wlilnut  &  Sch.  Second 
Brewster  Lucinda,  widow  384  S.  Front  &  10  Queen 
Brewton  Daniel,  sea  captain,  396  south  Front 
Bn  m  I:-a:ic,  carter,  back  333  north  Front 
tB'-ian  Th  imas,  master  sv/eep  229  Sliippen.    (see  Bryon 
Brick  John  R.  currier  80  Chestnut — d.  h.  31  Carter's  alley 
Brick  Wn).  tanner.  8  Franklin 
Bricker  Jacob,  weaver  A7'3  north  Third 
Br  ckman  George,  baker  44  Race 
Bridges  Colpepper,  merchant  206  Pine 
Bridi^e  James,  teacher  205  S.  5th — d.  h.  cor.  Spruce  &  3d 
Bridges  J.  widow  of  Robert  259  south  Front 
Bridport  George,  d-corative  architect  and  furnisher,  N". 

W.  cor.  Chestnut  a;v-l  Tth 
Bridport  Hugh,  N.  \\\  corner  Chestnut  and  7th 
Brien  M.  A.  dry  good  store  cor.  of  Fourth  and  Sassafras 

(see  Bryav 
Briggs  Elizabeth,  widow,  Tammany  cor.  Kunckel 
Briggs  John,  cupper  and  bleeder  47  north  Seventh 
Briggs  Lucinda,  widow,  line  above  Thirteenth 
Briggs  Ralph,  carter.  Rose 

Briggs  Russel  T.  bailer  maker,  2d  above  Germ,  road 
Bright  Mary,  makes  Moulder's  salve  47  Lombaitl 
Bright  Michaef,  bottler  N.  E.  cor.  Chestfuit  and  W  .'<-: 
Bright  Wm.  mariner  5o  Chatherine 
Brill  Christopher,  gardener  "N'ineyard 
Brill  George,  bricklayer  Hanover  n.Frankford  v. 
Brindle  James,  grocer  4th  corner  Poplar 
Brine  James.  milkm:-.n  Ridge  above  Caliowhill 
Bringhurst  George,  coachmaker  23  north  Fifth 
Bringhurst  James,  ladies*  shoemaker  383  High 
Bringhurst  Jesse,  coachmaker  near  13  Kunck'e 
Bringhurst  Joseph,  hatter  cor.  Pine  and  Eltvenir 
Bringhurst  Mary,  widow  22  N,  ninth 


BRO  paxton's  avn'ual 

Rringhurst  Susan  M.  fancy  store  cor.  2(\  anJ  Almond. 

{see  Bnrnhurst, 
Brlnton  John  H.  counsellor  at  law  217  Mulberry 
IJrintzinghoffer  Geo.  wheelwright  114  &  116  north  Fiftlv. 
Rriol  Gr.y,  merclunt  232  south  Second 
Bnstoll  Hannah,  403  north  Second 
f  Bristol  JaiTies,  woodsawyer  Fitzwalter  above  Sixth 
Biistoil  Mary,  storek.^'ep.'r  302  north  Second 
Britt  Mary,  tniirnvr,  9y  Arch  . 
Brittin  J-js-^ph,  Lower  IXilaware  Hotel  IS  Bread 
Brittip.ghai-n  JoshuM,  bricklayer  263  south  Third 
Britton  Charlotte,  s-orekcper  212  south  Se^ventii 
Bri'.ton  Charles,  tanner  506  norih  Second 
Britton  ChnrLs,  492  norti\  Second 
Britron  F'izabeh,  widow  180  Slitppeu 
Britton  John,  g-entlerr'an  8  south  Tenth 
Britton  John,  g-eiitleman  Mantua  village 
Britton  Nathaniel,  carpenter  John  below  Second 
Britton  Thomas,  blacksmith  21  Charlotte 
Britton  &  Sniith,  lumb-r  merch.mts  149  N.  Water 
Britton  Wm.  lumb  lyard  149  N.  Watrr— d.  h.  214  N.  Fr^- 
Britz  Jacob,  merchant  34  nor'.h  Third 
Broadhead  Rev.  Jacob,  77  north  Fifih 
Brobston  Ann,  widow  6  Cypress  a! ley 
Brobston  Joseph,  boardi-ig  house  S.  W.  cor.  of  Lom.  Sc  Sc 
Brock  Elizabeth,  widow  Cresson's  alley 
Brock  Frederick,  accountant  130  St.  John 
Brockerman  AVm.  tobacconist  50  Callowhill 
Brocklehurst  R.  Smith,  Scott*s  aUey— d.  h.  96  Filbert 
Erode  Daniel,  labourer  Wasliington  above  Callowhill 
Brode  Michael,  tanner  Piti  beiow  George 
Brodhead  Daniel,  accountant  17  Arch 
BrodiC  Andrew,  grocer  S.  Fj.  corner  Coats  and  Second 
Brodie  Christiana,  140  Locust 
Brodie  Edward,  carpenter  154  Cedar 
Broes  Peter,  210  Spruce 
Brognard  Joseph,  merchiint  83  Il'gh 
Bronger  Wm.  milk-nan,  ir0(^hfrry 
Bronger  Wm-  victuali<.r,  Rare  N.'Sch.  8tli 
Bponson  Enos,  editor  of  the  U.  S  Gazette,  office  67  Dock„ 

dwelling  6  Franklin  row,  Ninth  beluw  Walnut 

(see  Bravson 
Brooke  Bover,  ir-n  mpr   109  N.  W  ter— d.  h  Hrocke  ct. 
Brooke   Caleb,  Snniih   88  CrdlowhiU— d.*h.  Kunckel  ab, 

Pegg's  run 
Brooke  Jo.seph,  bnss-foundpr  S  cond  above  Master 
Brooke  John,  blacksmith  412  north  Tliird 
Bi-ooke  James,   smith  144  Bo*,  n 

Brooke  Res  &  B.fii'.xseed  und  iron  m^^r'ts.  109  N.  Water 
Brooke  Mary,  wid  w  483  nortli  Third  {nee  Brooks 

Brooke  Robert,  stirvcycjr  316  nor'h  Third 
Brooke  Hees,  iron  mer.  109  N.  Water — \.  h.  Br  >oke  ^x-^ 
Hrooke  Susan,  widow  146  Brown 
Brooke  widow  of  Jonathan,  148  Brown 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTOKY.  BRO 

Brooke  William  J.  screw-auger  manufactory  High  west  of 

permanent  bridge 
Brookfield  Charles,  shallopman  45  Lombard 
Brookjfield  Isaac,  cordwainer  3  Starr  alley 
Brookhouse  John,  labourer  255  St.  John 
Brooks  Catharine,  22  Seventh  near  Walnnt 
Brooks  David,  carter  135  north  Eleventh,     (see  Brooke 
Brooks  J.  cooper  83  south  Water  and  5  Norris's  alley 
Brooks  John,  china  store  272  north  Front 
Brooks  Josiah,  waterman  84  Swanson 
Brooks  Lewis,  back  239  north  Second 
Brooks  Lewis,  smith,  back  264  Sassafras 
Brooks  Oliver,  tanner  and  currier  362  north  Front 
Brooks  Rachel,  widow,  mangier  25  Key's  alley 
f  Brooks  Robert,  woodsawyer,  back  3  Lemon 
Brooks  Samuel,  mercht.  Girard's  wharf — dwelling  (Sart-^ 

som*s  row)  161  Walnut 
Brooks  Wm.  brickmaker,  Wistar*s  court 
Brooks  Wm.  cor.  Juniper  and  Walnut 
Brooks  Wm.  taylor  152  north  Front 
Broom  Christopher,  grocer  104  Budd 
Broom  Thos.  cooper  24  Little  Water — d.  h.  78Penn 
Broome  Wm.  carpenter  73  south  Second 
Broome  William  J.  shoemaker  Beach  below  Warren 
Broom  well  Wm.  cordwainer  15  Fitz  waiter 
Broslasky  Henry  L.  465  Race 
Bross  Elizabeth,  widow  Emlen*s  alley 
Brossie  John,  stage  driver  254  south  Fourth 
Brotherton  Eliza,  widow  back  166  St.  John 
Brotherton  Hugh,  shoemaker  330  south  Front 
Brotherton  John,  shoemaker  Chestnut  W.  Sch.  Third    " 
Broubert  Wm.  labourer,  375  Arch  corner  10th 
Broughton  Horace,  dry  good  merchant  46  N.  Fourth 
Brower  Jacob,  potter  Rose  alley  near  Brown 
Browne  Aquilla,  A.  attorney  at  law  38  S.  Sixth — d.  h.  66 
fBrowne  Abner,  mariner  58  Passyunk  (S.  11th 

fBrown  Abraham,  porter  40  Blackberry  alley 
Brown  Adam,  labourer  294  south  Sixth 
Brown  Alice,  Mrs.  of  John  10  Shield's  court 
Brown  Andrew,  teacher  51  south  Fifth 
Brown  Ann,  widow  back  71  Christian 
Brown  Ann,  widow  247  south  Fourth 
Brown  Ann,  widow  290  south  Third 
Brown  Benjamin,  storekeeper  &c.  270  north  Front 
Brown  Barney,  labourer  Shackamaxon  near  Prince 
Brown  Benjamin,  skindresser  George  near  Second 
Brown  B.  D.  ironmonger  62  north  Front 
Brown  Benjamin  V  carpenter  11  York  court 
fBrown  Benjamin,  woodsawyer,  Pine  below  Twelfth 
Brown  Charles  L  48  Dock 
Brown  Charles,  labourer  Ger.  r.  above  Fourth 
Brown  Catharine,  widow  98  Locust 
Brown  Charles  H.  merchant  28  S.  wharves — d.  h.  58  Vine 
tBrown  Cscsar,  coachman  79  Plum  and  Mark's  lane 


BRO  paxton's  ankuai 

rBrown  Charles,  mariner  3  Warner's  court 

jBrown  ('liarle«,  por  er  138  Ivcusi 

Brown  Cornelitis,  tavernkeeper  135  north  \\  iite.i 

Hrown  David,  sea  captain  3iiS  soiiili  Front 

Brown  David,  hookseHer  368  north  Sijcond 

Brown  David  P.  atlornrv  at  law  >J.  E.  cop.  Arch  and  6U.- 

IBrown  David,  niaiiner  JMerrioits's  court  below  Fifth 

Rrown  Deborah,  widow  oj  Dr.  'I'hos.  cor.  Sch.  5th  6t  Piiif 

tBrown  D;ana,  Wkf^her  34  Bluckberry  alley 

Wrown  Eleanor,  widow  luvloress  216  south  Third 

Brown  E^izctheth,  boarding-hou«<e  134  south  Front 

Bi-o.wi  Elijah,  com  »nerc!);.  48  Dock — d.  h.  192  Pine 

Brown  Elizabeth,  widow  Christian  above  Seventh 

Brown  Elizabetli,  wi<low  board inghouse  41  N.  8th 

Brown  Ellen,  widow  Georg-e  near  PiU 

Brown  Elias  8c  Kobert,  stone  cutlers  195  S.  7th  ab.  Pine 

Brown  Esther,  widow  165  M^dberry 

Brow!i  Elizabeth,  widow  offieorge  127  Callowhill 

Br«wn  Ezra,  cordwainer  410  Hiurh  above  13th 

Brown  F.  inspector  ormil'',arv  cloathing  Anne  Vineyard 

Brown  Georg'e,  ovsiernian  106  (vcdar 

Brown  Geors^e,  (Lebanon  inn)  Cedar  near  Tenth 

Brown  Gowen  A.  cordwainer  68  Pa.«>syi:nk 

Brown  Grace,  widow  of  Jrlin  87  nortii  Nmth 

Brown  Hannah,  W.  w!do\v  250  N.  Second 

Brown  Hannah,  widow  369  north  Second  (Chestnut 

Brow;i,  Hall  &  Co.  merchants  186  H  erh 

Brown  &  Harris,   painters  and   g-iaziers    Bitnk  back  7S 

Brown  Hanse,  sea  captain  Shacktmaxon  above  Bedford 

Brown  Henry,  whitesmith  452  Sa'-satras 

Brown  Is-a^c,  carpew'ci*  Hnffma'!*s  all^y 

BroM.'n  l'-,ai;ih,  labourer  267  sou'h  Fdth 

BroMMi  .laroh,  morocco  dresser  Poplar  above  FVonl 

Brown  .liicob,  carter  oak  below  Coats 

Bt.wii  Jacob,  labourer  Spruce  W   Sch.  5th 

Brown  .Fame?,  tobacconist  10  H.-rmony  court 

Browne  James,  sea  cafitain  13ih  below  Hieh 

Brown  James  &  Charles  Harris,  painters  See.  30  Batik 

Brown  James,  cordwainer  N.  E.  cor.  Locust  and  Nintl- 

Brown  James,  woodsawyer  Bradford's  alley 

Brown  James,  lay  lor  back  295  souih  Second 

Brown  J.  h  M.  merchants  ^34  Hig-h 

Brown  Jeremiah,  merchant  234  High— d.  h.  200  ArcU 

Brown  Jeremiah,  mariner  29  Brown 

t Brown  .Jesse  dealer  south  Fourth — d.  h.  Camden  N.  j. 

+  Hrown  .»esse,  painter  &c.  Warren 

t Brown  Jesse,  dealer  182  south  Second— d.  h.  11  Plum 

Bro.vne  John  C.  shipsmith  and  lumber  merchant  331  >% 

Front — d.  h.  Beach  above  Hanover 
Brown  John,  inspector  of  customs  295  south  Front 
Brown  John,  laboiirer  391  Sassafras 
Brown  John,  mariner  37  Meade  alley 
Brown  John,  labourer  Arch  W.  Sch.  Secoij;f 
Brown  John,  taylor  398  south  Second 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  BRO 

Broun  John'{_  .^^^^  ^y.  compling  house  67  Union— d.  h, 

152  souih  1  ird 
Browne  John,  (j  l  )  376  north  Front 
Urown  John,  shot^jj^gr  6  south  alley 
Brown  John,  merely  m  216  Chestnut 
Brown  John,  labi)ure,Qi.isseir&  alley 
Brown  widow  of  John,-orner  Juniper  and  Arch 
Brown  John,  labourer  Si^ckamaxon  above  Bedford 
Brown  John,  measurer  ot-otton  goods,  custom  house 
Brown  John,  cabinet  makei,35i  north  Second 
Brown  John,  silver  plater,  22 south  Third 
Brflwn  John,  saperintendeut  ol  military  clothing-,  Broad 

above  Chestnut 
Brown  John,  painter,  &,c.  AVdlow  ccurt 
Brown  John  M.  i  i;<ger  14  Noble 
Brown  John  P.  fisherman,  Queen  above  l:<lmer 
Brown  John,  sea  captain,  343  Hig-h 
•  Hiown  John,  barber  17  south  Se\enth 
"Blown  John,  labourer,  Bonsall 

Brown  John,  waiter  5t.  Mary  above  Sevenih 
fBrown  John,  carter  (iray's  feriy  road 
Brown  Joseph,  watchu.an  Shuckumaxon 
Brown  Joseph,  meal  store,  cornei  Brown  and  Fourih 
Blown  Joseph,  mariner  Law's  court 
Brown  Joseph  D.  mercht.  186  High— d.h.  165Arch 
Brown  Lawrence  &  Stephen,  hatiei-s  and  straw  hut  manu- 
facturers 70  south  Second 
Brown  L.  china  mercht.  7  south  Third 
Brown  Lewis  &.  Co.  mercharis,  146  High 
Browne  Liberty,  gold  and  silvtrsmith,  119 Chestnut 
fBrown  Liberty,  labourer  26  Passyunk 
jBrown  Lowery,  coachman  Mark's  lane 
jBiown  Lunar,  sweep  147  Brown 
(Brown  Lunar,  jr.  ragman  145  Brown 
Brown  Mary,  widow  grocer,  N.  W.  cor.  6th  and  Lombard 
Blown  Mary,  wid-jw  40  Ziue 
Brown  Michael,  rigger  6  Margaretta 
Bi-own  Mary,  widow  of  Elijah,  192  Pine 
f^rown  M.  &.  J   AL  rig-gers,  1st  wlutrf  bel.  Hayscales 
Brown  Moses,  mercht.  234  Higli — d.  h.  12  Prueu 
Brown  Noble,  carter,  opposite  320  south  Sixth 
]3rowne  Peter  A.  attorney  at  law  and  conveyancer,  office 

16  Swunwick,  d.  h.  68  south  Sixth 
Browne  P.  surgeon's  int^trument  maker  37  north  Sevenlk 
Brown  Philip,  labourer  Wood  above  Prince 
Brown  P.  S.  &.  L.  china  store,  7  south  Third 
Brown  Robert,  type  founder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Brown  Robert,  stonecutter,  195  south  Seventh  ab.  Pine 
tBrown  Robert,  sweep  Pine  ntar  Tenih 
i  Brown  Richard,  labourer  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Brown  Richard,  comb  maker  245  south  Front 
Brown  Sarah,  307  Walnut 
Brown  Sarah,  widow,  boarding-  house  74  S.  Eleventh 


BRU  paxton's  Annual 

Brown  Sarah,  widow,  bourcling- house  211  Ai/' 
Brown  Samuel,  tea  warehouse,  73  Chestnut 
Brown  Satnuel,  pump  maker,  47  Mead  alKV 
|Brown  Samuel,  maiiuer  264  Lombard 
f  Brown  fiamuei,  waiter  185  south  Sevt^^^' 
JBrown  Stephen,  hatter,  Sec.  70  S.  2d--^-  h-  79  Unioi 
Browne  &  Swift,  attornies  at  law,  :3^«""'-'^  ^^^^^ 
Brown  Thomas,  carpenters  53  ra»^"^^"y 
Brown  Thomas,  stave  merchant  ^7  Swanson 
Brown  Thomas,  of  ihe  U.  S.  n^'.v,  6  Union 
Brown  Thomas,  plasterer.  Quince  above  Spruce 
Brown  Thomas,  grocer,  S.  e.  con.er  Ninth  and  Locust 
Brown  Thomas,  gentlemf^  il8  Cedar 
f Brown  Thomas,  ovste^^ian  288  High 
fBrown  Thomas,  pjvter,  back  265  Kace 
fBrown  Thomas,  ^ysterman,  Tammany  n.  Fourth 
Brown  Wm.  pr-^ter  42  Prune,  d.  h.  41  Cherry 
Brown  Willia-o,  rectifying  distiller  172  Cedar 
Brown  WilVam,  tanner  and  currier  63  south  Third 
Brown  Wn.  carter,  587  south  Second 
Brown  iViUiam,  blacksmith  21  Green 
Brow-"*  Wm.  merchant  67  Union  and  152  S.  Third 
Brcwn  Wm.  P.  merchant,  125  S.  Ninth 
Brown  Wm.  cabinetmaktr,  back  262  Cedar 
Brown  Wm.  labourer,  Thirteentii  above  Locuat 
Brown  William,  bottler  50  north  Fifth 
Brown  William,  tavernkeeper  54  Swanson 
]>rown  William,  latUes'  shoemaker  140  Lombard 
fBrown  William,  waiter,  back  203  Lombard 
j-Brown  Wm.  waiter,  back  124  Locust,  and  306  S.  7th 
|Brown  William,  sweep  136  Cherry 
Brown  William,  carpenter  George  below  Eleventh 
Browneil  Gardner,  inn  and  ferry  keeper,  155  Swanson 
Browner  Nicholas,  mariner  81  Cedar 
fBrownhill  Daniel  B.  hairdresser,  41  Callowhill 
Browning  George,  labourer,  Camden,  N.  J. 
Brownshot  Lewis,  labourer  56  Cable  lane 
Bruce  William,  biscuit  baker  30  Queen 
Bruck  Wiliam  A.  baker  340  north  Front 
Brugiere  Charles,  mercht,  247  High— d,  h,  296  Cliestnu 
Brugiere  C  8c  A.  Teisseire,  merchants  247  High 
Brum  John,  hatter  196  St  John 
Brummell  Beiijarr.in,  blacksmith  207  St.  John 
Brummell  Samuel,  stonemason  Taper  alley 
Brundage  Swain,  segar  maker,  158  south  Water 
Brunei  Andrew,  mariner,  Pegg 

Bruner  Adam  Sc  Son,  skindressers,  &c.  11  Margaretta 
Bruner  Wm.  skindresser  112  St.  John,  and  11  Margaretta 
Brunet  John,  oysterman  106  Race  and  80  Cedar 
Brunner  John,  carver  and  gilder  70  north  Third 
Brunner  Patience,  widow  483  north  Third 
Bruorton  Ann,  grocer  Chestnut  above  Thirteenth 
Bruorton  George,  china  gilder  and  t..iameUer,  N,  E.  cov 
Chesnutand  Sch.  6th 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  BUC 

Brusstar  Saml.  gentleman,  Reach  near  Marlborough 

T^rnsstar Catharine,  wiinw  6  Budd 

Bryan  Catharine,  seamstress  273  '^outh  Fifth 

Bryan  Cuv,  jrentleman  223  Mulberry 

Bryan  Guy,  Jun.  mercht.  185  Hitfh— d.  h.  22.3  Arcli 

Brvan  Jesse,  tavlor,  back  l(i6  north  Second 

Brvan  John  C  cooper,  back  365  Hig-h— <1.  h.  41  Zane 

Bryan  John,  cabinet  m  tker  5  Hmckles  court 

Bryan  Marv,  teacher  62  Zane 

Bryan  Samuel,  reg-ister  for  the  probate  of  wills  and  grant- 

"\ng  letters  of  administration,  office  6  state  house 
Bryan  Sarah,  79  north  Ten*h 
fB^-an  Solomon,  smith  20S  Cherry,     {see  Brian 
Br}an  Wni,  P.  merchant  225  Hig-h— d.  h.  31  Sansom 
Bryan  Wm.  P.  ard  T.  M.  merchants  225  Hiifh 
Bryan  T.  M   merchant  225  High,     (see  Briett 
Bryant  Benjamin  F.  drugg-ist  435  north  Second 
l?ryant  John  Y.  chymist"^  &c.  N.  W.  cor.  Pme  and  Second 
Bryant  Mordecai  Y.  drug  and  paint  store  241  N.  Second 
Bryant  T.  J.  apothecai-y  and  druggist  396  north  Front 
Bryant  Wm.  cab.  maker  68€^estT»ut— d.  h.  Marshall's  ay. 
Bryars  Thomas,  weaver,  back  ISO  Lombard 
Brynan  Rdward,  umbrella  maker  194  south  Second 
Buchanan  Alex,  shoe  maker  8  Pme  alley 
Buchanan  widow  of  Alex.  jr.  Lynddl's  court 
Buchanan  A,  grocer,  cor.  f.aurel  (X.  L.)  and  Front 
Buchanan  George,  bridiebit,  &c.  maker,  Watson's  alley— 

d  h.  147  south  Eleventh 
Buchanan  Thomas,  weaver,  Lyndall*s  alley 
Buchanan  Letitia,  widow  190  Spvuce 
Buchey  John  B.  jeweller  148  south  5th 
Buchhalter  George  F.  baker  25  Frank'in  court 
Buck  C.  N.  mercht.  144  south  3d— d.  h.  204  S.  Front 
Buck  Hugh,  blacksmith  12  Crab,     {see  Book  and  Beck 
Buck  Johanna,  widow  107  Plum 
Buck  Sc  Krumbhaar,  merchants  144  souih  Third 
Buck  Leonard,  cedar  coop-r  333  north  Third 
fBuck  Wilcher,  porter  214  Lombaixl 
jBiick  William,  labourer  16  Charlotte 
Buckingham  Edward,  boot  maker  41  Mechanic 
Buckingham  John,  messenger  'o  Hoalt'i  nffice  43  S.  5th 
Buckish  N.  J.  copperplate  printer  buck  401  Ruce 

{see  Bockius 
Buckley  Adam,  cedar  cooper  253  St,  John 
Buckley  Anthony  M.  merchant  125  1-2  S.  Front— d.  h.  87 

south  Third,     {see  Bickley.         ^  'V' 

Buckley  Francis,  cedar  cooper,  HacK  258  St.  John 
Buckley  Isaac,  meal  «tore  389  north  Front 
Buckley  John,  corwaine-r  Hoffman's  alley 
Buckley  Snrah,  widow  87  south  Thii'd 
Buckman  Benjamin,  hatter  4  Hinckel's  court 
Buckman  J.  exchange  broker  4  S.  3d — d.  h.  10  N.  9th 
Bucknall  James,  Japanner,  126  soiifh  Second 
Bucknall  Samuel,  lapidary  126  south  Second 


BUR  paxton's  annual 

Budd  John,  cooper  Arcti  above  Juniper 

Budd  Samuel  W.  apothecary  &c.  3  New  market. 

Budd  T.  W.  cablnt-t  maker  4  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Buj^bss  Mary  bookbinder  12  Comb's  alley 

Bujac  M.  &  A.  merchants  30  S.  Fi)urth 

Biijac  M.  fancy  store  30  S.  Fourth — d.  h.  Sixth  ah.  Tine 

B  tjac  J.  Lachassee  merchant  130  Pmc 

Bulfi'ich  Mary,  layer  out  of  the  dead  152  Locust 

Bulfinch  William,  printer  152  Locust 

Bulkley  Chauncey,  teacher  1  Norris*s  alley  ^ 

Buikli^y  EHzabeih,  widow  2  Bells  court  • 

Bil  lard  Justice,  shoemaker  Tammany  ab.  St,  John  and 

106  Cherry. 
Bull  MarcusJ  j^old  beater  63  Filbert—d.  h.  106  Walnut 
Bullock  David,  taylor  13  Frumbergers  court 
Bullock  Joseph,  treasurer  to  the  Germantown  and  Per- 

kiomen  turnpike  49  Filbert 
Bullock  Joseph,  jun.  m.  b.  49  Filbert 
Bumm  George,  team  driver  Lombard  west  of  Broad 
Bumm  John,  carpenter  Marlborough  above  Bedford 
Bumm  Peter,  silversmith  Quern  below  Second 
Bumm  &  Shepper,  silver  manufactory  187  south  Fourth 
Bumm  Samuel,  team  driver  Lombard  west  of  Broad 
Btmce  Jartd,  sea  captain  3  south  Fourth 
Bur.ce  William,  sea  captain  4  Pfeiffer's  alley 
Bunce  William,  87  south  second 
fBundy  Silas,  mariner  Shippen  above  Seventh 
"t^Bundy  Francis,  barber  €fer.  r.  near  Second 
fBunga  Wm.  labourer  Marriott's  lane  above  Fourth 
Bu)\ker  Nithan,  merchant  15  8c  19  south  Water 
Bunker  John,  sea  captain  452  south  Frout 
Bunn  Revil,  ladies*  shoemaktrr  138  Cedar 
Buntine:  Abner,  teacher  256  Poplar  below  Second 
Bunting  Alice,  teacher  50  north  Front 
Bunting-  Isaac,  leacher  256  N.  Third  and  11  PfeifTers  ay. 
Bunting  J:»cob  T.  merchant  134  N.  Third — d.  h.  93  north 

Second 
Bunting  James,  late  lumber  merchant  140  S.  Tenth 
Bunting  John,  carpenter  172  south  Sixth 
Bunting  Josiah,  lumber  merchant  281  Spruce 
Bunting  N.  whitesmith  395  sou'li  Second 
Bunting  Philip  S.  &,  Son,  -nerchants  93  north  Second 
Bunting  Philip  S.  merchant  93  and  95  n.  Second 
Buntir^g  S  C.  merchant  93  lu-rth  Second — d.  h.  63  Pine 
Bunting  Wm.  shingle  dresset  Buttonwood  near  Sixth 
Burckenbock  Benjamin,  labourer  Maria 
Burckhardt  Henry,  baker  70  Vine  (see  Burkhart.) 

Burd  Edward,  gentleman  247  Chestnut      (Jiurd&  Biard. 
Burd  Edward,  S.  cvninseiler  at  law  276  Chestnut 
Burd  Jacob,  labourer  SheaflT's  alley 

Burd  Jane  U  confectioner  194  S.  Second— d.  h;  66  Almond 
Burden  Benjamin,  fancy  chair  Sec.  manufact.  58  Chestnut 
Burclen  Jacob,  manner  275  north  Front 
Burden  Calvin,  gunsrpith  236  north  Front 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  BUR 

Burden  Joseph,  Windsor  and  fancy  chairmaker  95  and  97 
S.  Third  N.B.  corner  York  (see  Borden  SJ  Burton 

Burden  widow  of  George,  529  south  Front 
Burdick  Lewis,  painter  &c.  45  Zane  and  Mark's  lane 
Biir«llebaugh  Matthias,  cordwainer,  north  Sixth  ab.  Poplar 
Buret  C.  cabinet  maker  N.W.  cor.  Tnird  and  Lomboi'd 
Burge  and  Bioren,  wine  and  liquor  store  86  Chebtnut 
Burge  John,  confectioner  86  Chestnut 
Burger  G,  C.  grocer  116  Callowhill  {see  JBerger.) 

Burgess  M.  and  H.  storekeepers  134  High 
Burgess  Mary,  widow  204  south  Fifth 
Burgess  Robert,  grocer  High  west  Sch.  Sixth 
Burgin  Deborah,  widow  milliner  116  north  Third 
Burgin  Samuel,  labourer  4  Parbam*s  alley 
Burgin  George  H.  druggist  &c.  S.  E.  cor.  Third  and  Arch 
Burk  Eleanor,  5  Little  Pme 
Buck  James,  merchant  83  Locust 
Burk  John,  carpenter  Locust  bel.  Thirteenth 
Burk  John,  I  iboureJ  Leeches  court 
Burk  P;;-.er  W.  saddler  82  a->rth  Third 
Burk  Thomas,  gentleman  33  Plum 
Burk  William,  labourer  Prip.ie  bel.  Front 
Burkart  Adam  L.  turner  N.E.  cor.  Eiglith  and  Race 

(see  Burkhart.") 
Burk  rt  and  Fisler,  grocers  146  N.  Fourth  below  Vme 
Burkart  Frederick,  constuble  174  Sa'-safras 
Burkart  Valen,  grocer  146  X.  Four'i— _d. h.  219  N".  Sixth 
Bui'ke  Henry,  porter  Oak  above  Hay  scales 
Burke  Jane,  grocer  S.  E  corner  Walnut  and  Water 
Bnrke  Thomas,  omedian  32  Columbia  avenue 
Bn'-ke  Thomas,  storekeeper  1  1-2  north  Tliird 
Burke  widow  of  Thomr.>^,  Christian  bel.  Seventh 
Burkelow  Isaac,  saddler  82  Greoo 
Bu'khard  Samuel,  toba  conis(  l80  '-outh  Fourth 
Burkhard  widow  of  A.  tavernkeeper  71  soutli  wharves 

{see  Birckhead.) 
Buikhaidt  and  Bailey  merchants  7  north  Second 
Burkliardt  Henry,  merchant  7  north  Second 
Burkhardt  Henry,  baker  70  Vine 
B;irkhart  Isaac,  mariner  126  St.  ./bhn 
Burkhart  Jacob,  cabinet  maker  Rose  alley  ab.  Tammany 
Burkhart  Margaret,  widow  Rose  alley  above  Tammany 
Burkhart  Peter,  hairdresser  57  norHi  AVater 

{see  Burkart,  Burket,  &  Burkhardt.) 
Burkhart  R.  dentist  bleed-  r  &c.  72  north  Front 
Burkhimer  Henry,  manner  Miller's  court 
Burkloe  Catharine,  widow  ]^  Shippen 
Burkink  John,  bUcksmiih  103  Queen 
Burkitt  William,  carpenter  back  366  south  Second 
Burie;'  Joshua,  carter  364  N.  Front 
Biirlin  Matthew,  shallopmnr  88  Budd 
Bu.man  Henry,  sadletree  maker  Frank,  r.  n.  Sorel  Horse 
Burman  John,  hog  victualler  158  St.  John— stall  5  N.  L. 
market 


BUR  PAXTOn's  ANNUAL. 

Burman  Godfrey,  victualler  Poplar  lane  near  2nd.  stall  19 

N.  L.  market 
Burman  w  idow,  of  Ricliard  15  Callowhill 
Burn  Joseph,  storekeeper  244  north  Front         (see  Byin" 
Burn  \Vm.  bru  k  maker  Lombard  near  Twelfth 
Burns  Amariah,  bookbinder  83  north  Seventh 
Burns  Anthony,  labuur  9  Shippen 
Burns  Arthur,  carpenter  Lombard  n.  Sch.  Eighth 
Burns  Aaron,  mate  cor  ier  Swanson  and  Prime 
Burns  Cliarlotie,  seamstress  4  Carlisle's  court 
Bursib  Ge'Tge  labourer  Maik's  lane 
Burns  Hannah,  teac'.ier  13  Wi. ling's  alley 
Burns  Jacob,  sea  captain  18  New  market 

Burns ,  carpeiter  H  i^h  W.  Sch.  Third    * 

Burns  James,  cordwainer  2  Pottery  alley 
Burns  John,  grocer  south  Second  below  Queen 
Burns  John  M.  boot  and  shoem.iker  121  south  Ninth 
fBurns  Jos.  shipwright  Fuller's  alley  near  Front 
fBurns  John,  shipwright  Shackamaxon  above  Prince 
Burns  Nicholas,  grocer  corner  Smoni  and  Seventh 
Burn*  Penelope,  teacher  St  Joseph's  avanue 
Burnson  Mrs.  of  Peter  106  north  Eleventh 
Burr  William  13  Crown 

Burr  Beaulah.  boardli;*:;  house  30  north  Second 
Burr  George  H.  merchant  13  N.  Fr(;nt — d.  ii.  11  Vine 
fBurr  John,  hair  dresser  Callowhill  between  Second  and 

Front    d.  h.  107  Cherry 
Burr  Joseph,  painter  and  glaizer  253  south  Seventh 
Brur  liebecca,  widow  11  \  ine 
BuiT  Richard,  merchant  95  north  Fifth 
Burr  Samuel,  accountant,  corn«  r  6th  as  d  Noble 
Burrougl)  Archibald,  taylni  113  Brown 
Burrough  Joseph,  capt.  of  Union  Sieam  ferry  boat  Kaiga- 

town  N.  J. 
Bun*oughs  Ann,  widow  15  Key's  alley 
Burroughs  Ca'iharine,  widow  308  south  Sixih 
Burrotjghs  Josepli,  plumber  139  north  Sixth 
Burrows  Benjamin,  moirocco  hat  manufactory  68  German 
BuiTOwg  Jesse,  carpr-nter  82  north  Seventh 
Burt  Bernard,  labourer  Callowhill  above  Eight 
Burt  Natl)nniel,  merchant  N.  E.  corner  High  and  Second 

dwelling  15  Church  alley 
Burtis  John,  accountant  Beach  above  Hanover 
f  Burton  Isaac,  coachman  32  Uurd's  court 
Burton  Margaret,  widow  202  souvh  Srcond 
f  Burton  Milford,  stablekeeper  back  80  north  Front 

{nee  Barton  and  Burden. 
fBurton  Peter,  porter  Queen  ahovi-  Spruce 
Burton  Peter,  fortune  teller  back  6  Crab 
Burton  Robert,  sliipbullcler  60  SwanN-n 
fBurt<1h  Robert,  corxhman  Shippen  above  Seveiitli 

Burton .  ferryman  CanuicU  N  J 

Burton  S.irah,  wjdov   >.l  A  "v. 
Burwell  S.  shoemaker  X£^4  C£<);r 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  BUT 

IHurwell  Sarah,  widow  nurse  174  south  Fifth 
Hiirv  John,  storekeeper  137  south  Eleventh        {see  Berry 
Busch  Andrew,  shoemaker  105  north  Third 
Busch  Mrs.  of  Fredrick,  Prime  above  Second 
IJush  Mathias  M.  accountant  25  Lombard 
Bush  Mary,  widow  429  soutli  Second 
Bush  Susan,  widow  522  south  Frnot 
Bushtrr  Moses,  shipmaster  back  15  Budd 
Busman  John,  bleeder  and  hairdresser  160  Race 
Bussier  Daniel,  justice  of  the  peace  (Spa  Fields)  Passy- 
unk  Township  {nee  Borisv 

Bussing-  Thomas,  bookbinder  Beach  below  Marlborough 
f  Bustle  David,  plasterer  9th  above  Coats 
Buston  Cijarles,  button  maker  Tenfoot  alley 
Butaud  Isaac,  enj^raver  118  Walnut 
Butcher  Amos  W.  merchant  49  norih  Water 
Butcher  (Jyrus,  labourer  85  Moyamensing  r. 
Butcher  Job  &  Amos  W.  merchants  49  north  Water 
Butcher  John,  shoemaker  back  340  Race 
Butcher  John,  tinman  36  Penn 
Butcher  Martha,  seamstress  Biddle's  alley 
Butcher  Mary,  tayloress  Second  above  Ger.  r. 
Butcher  Samuel,  ludi'^s'  shoemaker  Biddle's  allev 
Butcher  Wm.  cordwainer,  210  1-2  Arch— d.  h.  33'N.  8th 
Buting  Isaac,  teacher  254  N.  Third — d.  h.  PfiefiFers  alley 
Butland  John,  lace  and  fringe  weaver  137  Cherry 
j-P.utler  Charles,  saw  sharper  109  German 
Butler  Edward  R,  china  mer.  27  S.  Front  and  18  High 
Butler  Elizabeth,  widow  410  south  Second 
Bu tier  Esther,  widow,  back  13  Sugar  alley 
Butler  Eve,  widow  washerwoman  11th  below  Spruce 
Butler  George,  plane  maker  174  north  Eighth 
fButler  Henry,  labourer  BrowM*s  court 
Butler  James,  accountant  &5  N.  Fifth 
Butler  James,  combmaker  12  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Bwtlei-  John,  plane  maker  111  north  3rd  and  9  Quarry  st. 
Butler  John,  slioemaker  Kunckle  near  Tammany 
Butler  Joseph,  taylor  56  N.  Eii^hth  below  Arch 
Butler  Joseph,  accomptant  2  Randolph's  court 
Butler  Mar,^iret,  milliner  1 10  Lombard 
jRuttler  Piiiiip,  shoemaker  ^7  and  133  Lombard 
13utler  Pierce,  gentleman  N  W.  cor.  Chestnut  and  8th 
Butler  Pierce,  whsrf-builder  418  north  Front 
Butler  Richard,  cordwainer  2  Dock 
Butler  Richard,  baker  164  Locust 
f  Butler  Richard,  woodsawver  Baker 
tBittler  Robert,  coachman  Bonsall  street 
Butler  Samuel,  taylor  Cresson's  alley 
Butler  Samuel,  G.  painter  &c.  136  south  Ninth 
jButler  Sarah,  widow  23  Hurst 

Butler  widow  of  Isaac,  Washington  (S.)  above  Second 
Butler  widow  of  James,  Broad  above  Race 
Butler  widow  of  Kichard,  Frank,  r.  above  Otter 

5 


CAI  paxton's  annual 

Butler  William,  136  south  Ninth 

Butler  Wm.  L.  cordwainer  back.  252  Lombard 

Butler  Zephaniah,  63  Almond 

Butner  John,  mariner  24  Duke 

Butterheld  Benjamin,  innkeeper  434  north  Third 

Hutterwurth  Joim,  tinplate  worker  355  north  Third 

Button  Elizabeth,  widow,  171  north  Second 

Buzbv  Benjamin  C.  bookseller  &,  stationer  28 1-2  norlh 

Th'ird— d.  h.  132  south  Third 
Buzbv  Hezekiah,  grocer  26  Wood 

Buzby  J.  flour  store  386  High  ab.  12th— d.  h.  164  Chen y 
Buzzard  Charles,  biscuit  baker  Little  Oak 
buzzard  Rebecca,  widow  Prince  ne;a-  Palmer 
Buzzard  Peter,  cooper  N.W.  cor.  Cable  1.  &,  Magaretta 
fByard  David,  teed  store,  228  Lombard  (see  Bayard 

B)erly  Andrew,  merchant  S.  W.  cor.  Prune  and  5th 
Uyerly  John,  merchant  N.  E.  corner  Juliana  and  Vine 
Byerly  John,  labourer  Marlborough  near  Beach  (K.) 
Byerly  Christopher,  9  Sansom 

Byerly  Sophia,  shopkeeper  Queen  near  Marlborough 
Byers  George,  labourer  back  446  Race 
Byers  Samuel,  carpenter  52  soutli  Tenth 
Byrne  Alex,  carpenter  14  Bryan's  alley  {see  Btinn: 

B)  ine  Gerrald,  merchant  7  north  Water 
Byrne  James,  labourer  18  Raspberry  alley 
Byrne  Margaret,  widow  Small  alley 
Byrne  Patrick,  lottery  and  exchange  office  33  south  4th 

ISr.  E.  corner  Chestnut— d.  h.  314  Mulberry 
Byrne  Patrick  I  merchant  101  Walnut 
Byrne  Peter,  mariner  57  Mead  alley 
Byrne  Redmond,  7  north  Wa'er 

Byron  Joshua,  gentleman  249  N.  Front  {see  Biore;. 

Bvsher  Jacob,  labourer  148  St.  John 


{CABIEL  JULI.\N,  teacher  179  north  Sixth 

Cable  Charles,  jeweller  back  73  north  Fifth 

Cabot  Joseph,  merchant  123  south  Front 

Cade  Elizabeth,  widow  IM'Ginnis's  court 

fCadet  Francis,  cabinetmaker  479  High 

Cadwalader  Gen.  Thomas,  councellur  at  law  S.  E.  corne: 

Arcli  and  Ninth 
Cady  Henry  W.  gunsmith  Tammany  n.  St.  John 
Caft'erty  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Frank,  r.  above  Palmer 
Cahali  John,  carter  1  Lsetitia  court 
CahooH  John,  drayman  Scheme  aUey  above  12th 
Cain  Anthony,  mariner  84  Plum 
Cain  George,  labourer  250  Cedar 
fCain  Henrietta,  widow  1^8  soutli  Fourtk 
Cain  Joseph,  mercliant  taylor  78  Mulberry 
Cain  Roger,  labourer  89  Shippen 
Ctt'ne  David,  coidwainer  328  south  Sixth 
-i-irjes  Hetty,  widow  Churches  alley 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  CAM 

Cairllebaux  William,  Sixth  above  Camac  st. 
Cake  Joseph,  hatter  110  north  Second 
Cakel  Stephen,  cordwainer  2 1  Charlotte 
Calbraith  Robert,  carter  Queen  below  Third 
Caldcleugh  Robert  A.  S.  W.  corner  Walnut  and  Ti)irii 
Caldcleugh  &  Thomas,  stationers,  manufacturers  of  paper 
hangings  and  playing  cards,  stationai7  and  fancy  goodi 
&c.  store  S.  W.  corner  Walnut  and  Third 
Calderwood  A.  watchmaker  &c.  Ger.  r.  ab.  1st  Gate 
Calderwood  Wm.  gunsmith  Germantown  r.  ab.  1st  gate 
Caldwell  Alex.  White  Bear  inn  248  High 
Caldwell  Charles,  m.  d.  97  south  Fourth 

Caldwell ,  accountant  Hamilton  Village 

Caldwell  David,  clerk  of  the  circuit  and  district  courts  ox 

the  U.  S.  office  in  Co.  Ct.  House— d.  h.  181  Cailowhiil 
Caldwell  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  79  nortli  Front 
Caldwell  Elizabeth,  widow  Brown  below  Front 
Caldwell  George,  labourer  Wright's  alley 
tCald^vell  Isaac,  oysterman  32  Current  alley 
Caldwell  James,  ac'comptant  31  Current  alley 
Caldwell  James,  storekeeper  23  Strawberry 
fCaldwell  James,  labourer  Qtiince  below  Locust 
Caldwell  Jonathan,  printer  477  south  Front 
Caldwell  John,  cotton  factory  12th  below  Pine 
Caldwell  Martha,  widow  136  north  Eighth 
Caldwell  N  -ble,  fencemaker  Ccats  below  Sixth 
iCaldwell  Richard,  mastersweep  St,  Mary  above  7th. 
Caldwell  Susanna,  widow  Oak  ab'^>ve  Coats 
Caldwell  Tin^.othy,  brickmaker  214  Race— kilns  Hickory 
lane  above  Eigiuh  (see  Calrveil 

Caldwell  Thomai.,  sea  captain  16  Christian 
Caldwell  William,  iabourer  136  Lombard 
Cale  Christopher,  gardener  Prime  above  Eighth 
Callaghan  Alex,  carter  195  south  Sixth 
Callaghan  Charles,  merchant  201  Spruce 
Callaghan  Chas.  grain  measurer  9  Wood  st, 
Callaghan  John,  carpenter  John  st.  (P.  T.) 

Callaghan  Samuel,  miilstonemaker  16  Small 

(see  Calahan  and  Kallagar 

Callahan  Mary,  teacher  7  north  Twelfth 

Callahan  Michl.  trader  178  south  Water 

Call  John,  harness  maker  23  .Vlary 

Call  William,  tanner  and  currier  26  Branch 

Callan  Wm.  Weaver  50  Small 

Callender  widow,  of  Caleb  back  67  north  Tenth 

Galley  Sarah,  widow  2  Willow  court 

Calliole  Peter,  fruiterer  &c.  160  High 

Calver  Jumes,'vinegar  maker  16  Brarners  alley 

Calloway  Jacob,  gold  beater  284  Arch 

Calvert  Hannah,  70  Mulberry 

Calvert^  Nathaniel,  sea  captain  34  German 

Camac  Turner,  gentleman  1  Franklin  row  S. 


jCamberton  Limus,  porter  Mai'}'s  alley 
Cambridge  T.  P.  at.  d.  2  Sasisora 


9th 


CAN  i'axton's  annual 

( '  jrcl  Isabella,  widow  4  Quarry 

Uameron  A.  box  maker  back  171  Iligk— d.  h.  28  X.  'W-. 
Cmrcron  Jarr.eji,  gentleman  169  Walnut 
Cameron  John,  Sir.ith  back  108  north  Eig-htli 
Canicron  John,  smith  30  Elizabeth 
Camm  William,  hatter  24  north  Third 
tJammtll  James,  carnage  driver  Queen  above  5. 
fCammeli  James,  barber  96  Pium 
(Jammell  Uichard,  waterman  Noble  below  Second 
Cammeyer  Wm  jr.  copper  plate  printer  143  south  llth 
Camp  David,  labourer  New  IMarket  near  Pcgg' 
Campbell  Alexander,  122  north  Eighth 
Campbell  Alexander,  shoemaker  83  Cedar 
(^amp!:)eil  Alexander,  shoemaker  Duncan's  cnurt 
Campbell  Andrew,  cordwainer,  cor.  4th  and  Noble 
Campbell  Anthony,  carter  294  South  Third 
(Campbell  Cori;elius,  cordwainer  379  south  2d 
Campbell  David,  cabinet  maker,  &c.   17  Chestnu* 
Cani];bell  Elisabeth,  widow  112  north  7th 
Ciiuipbeil  widow  of  Felix,  carter  85  Plum 
Canipbf  11  Georg-e,  smith  26  Bread 
Campbell  (xeorge,  cordwainer  back  209  Cherry 
Caiijpbell  Henry,  coachmaker  Watson's  court 
Cariijjbell  Isaac,  v^atchcase  maker  back  40  n  4th 
CHnij>bell  James,  mercht  taylor  96  Che.-^tnut  cor.  3d 
Campbell  James,  labourer  11  pewterplatler  alley 
Campbell  James,  cordwainer  Shackamaxsoii 
Campbell  James,  sea  captain  19  Shippen 
Campbell  James,  waterman  Queen  beknv  3d 
Campbell  James,  labourer  Hopkins  court 
Campbell  Jane,  milliner  5  1-4  north  Second 
Campbell  Jane,  widow  130  Lccust 
Campbell  John  back  157  St.  John 
Campbell  John  D.  merchant  taylor  8  srAith  Thirc' 
fCampbell  John,  labourer  Clymer's  alley 
(yHiiipbell  widow  of  John  corner  Prince  and  Wood 

Campbell ,  tobacconist  back  251  Race 

C.'anjjjljcll  Maria,  boarding  house  10  Sansom 
Camjjbcil  Mrs.  widow  11  south  Sixth 
('airij)l>ell  Mary,  widow  Spruce  w.  Sch.  Fifth 
('ampbtll  Patrick,  taylor.  back  295  south  Third 
Camjjbeil  Quinton,  cabhicr  of  the  Philadelphia  baiik 

50  sojith  >'ourth,  next  Philadelphia  bank. 
Campbell  Richard,  mute  IS  Vme 
Campbell  Sarah,  widow  Crown  r.ear  Frank,  road 
Camjjbell  Tristram,  taylor  343  north  Pront 
Campbell  William,  oak  ctu.per  369  south  Front 
Campbell  William,  cabinet  maker  136  south  Fourth 
<'ampbeil  AV ilham,  shoemaker  87  ('edar 
Campbell  AVilliam,  labourer  Spruce  W.  Sch.  5th. 
Campion  Francis,  acc(  untiuit  13  Race 
Canawa  Rebecca,  widow  44  Coats 
Canby  J.  Jc  C.  li.  grocers  N.  AV.  cor.  Wah)ut  &  4th 


?HILAD£LPH1A  director Y-i  CAR 

Canby  Merrit,  sugar  refiner  27  Church  ay.— d.  h.  12 

Prune 
Canby  Sannuel,  jr.  &  co.  merchts.  56  S.  wharves— d.  h. 
Cane  James,  weaver,  cor.  11th  &  Castle  (112  S.  Front 
Canely  Wm.  shingle  shaver  Charlotte  street 
Caner  John,  cabinet  maker  30  south  5th 
Caner  Michael,  cnachmaker  205  south  7th 
Catin  Stuart,  oysterman  115  Coats 
Cannon  Charles,  piasterer  259  Catharine 
Cannon  Francis,  labourer,  Lombard  above  11th 
Cannon  Edward,  printer  250  South  Fifth 
Cannon  Elizabeth,  Sch.  Front  bel.  Chcsmut 
Cannon  James,  merchant  64  south  2d    — - 
Cannon  James,  labourer  247  south  4th 
Cannon  Rachel,  widow  back  126  south  6th 
Cannon  Wm  coach  and  livery  stable  keeper  46  S.  5th 
Canonge  P.  A.  com.  merch.  127  High — d.  h.  12  Prune 
Canpardon  Bertrand,  taylor  Inquire  58  south  2d 
Canter  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  9  Filbert  &  1  Hause's  ct, 
Cantrall  George,  labourer  G  road  above  2d  street 
Cany  Charles,  dry  good  merchant  67  north  2d 
Capp  Catherine,  widow  463  Race 
Carbon  Daniel,  labourer  38  Ann 
Carbough  Daniel,  wood  sawyer  450  N.  2d 
Card  Edward,  mariner  12th  above  Race 
Cardoy  Elizabeth,  widow  teacher  266  south  Front 
Cardwell  Wm.  C.  m&rchant  21  south  Front 
Care  Jesse,  saddletree  maker  10  Almshouse 
Care  Peter,  merchant  17  n.  Water — d.  h.  152  S.  2d 
Cards  Joseph,  watch  maker  139  Cherry 
Carels  Samuel,  carpenter  173  Cherry        (see  Carrell 
C'arels  Samuel,  jun.  carpenter  S.  W.  cor.  9th  &  Cherry 
Carey  Edward,  victualler  4th  below  Christian 
Carey  Henry  C.  bonkseller,  124  and  126  Cliestnut 
Carey  Mathew,  printer  and  bookseller  124  and  126 

Chestnut  st  {see  Correij  Isf  Carre 

Carey   iXIathew  ^  Son,   booksellers,   ^c  S.  E.  cor. 
Carey  Sarah,  milliner  337  N.  3d        (Chestnut  Isf  4th 
Carey  Sarah,  widow  8  Barron 
Carey  William,  cordwainer  back  No.  59  Buddst. 
tCarey  Wilson,  blacksmith  Alban 
Carie  John,  oysterman  334  High 
Carle  Patrick,  labourer  Nonnater's  court 
Carlln  Grace,  w'dow  starch  d^-aler  18  Duke  street 
Carlin  Mahlon  G.  cordwainer  Stillhouse  a.  {see  Carlon 
vCarlile  Abm.  hardware  mer.  139  High — d.  h  1.^  R^ce 
Carlile  Hudson,  soap  8c  cnndle  manuf.  cor.  Spruce  & 
Carlisle  David,  labourer  cor  6th  &  Crats         (Quince 
Carlisle  John,  cordwainer  171  S-  2d — d.  h.  47  Pine     ^ 
Carlisle  Thos.  morocco  dresser  N.  E.  cor.6th  &  Cherry- 
Carlisle  Wm.  merchant  17  Julianna  {;-ee  Cart^le 
Carlisle  William,   carpenter  10  Pennsylvania  avenue 
tCarl  Osmond,  coachman  17  Elizabeth  (and  8  Crown 

5^ 


CAR  I'AXTO 

Caril  Maskell  M.  ttiiCUtr  2-9  Muiberry 

Cai'ky  Jer.  niir.h,  cordwah.cr  56  Shippeu 

Cailivy  Jost-pn,  carter 56  Shippen 

r  iriley  R,b'-cca,  hiidwife  5o  hliippen 

•    t.rlrrn  widow  of  Mich.  Spaflord  (see  Cariin 

CyjUon  William,  tavernkeeper.46  Plum 

Canton  George,  dealer  145  Spruce 

Carhle  Alexander,  carpenter  2'j  Fitzv/alter 

^arlyle  widow  of  J(,hn,  20  J'it'z waiter 

Cariyk  Jno.  carpenter  165  Moyajiiensingr.(see  Larliblc 

Crtruiack  Mary   gvocer  N.  side  Vine  st.  wharf 

CarmaU.  Caleb,  jun-  convey aixer  29«  N.  3d 

Carnialt  Jonathan,  storekctper  99  High 

Garmajt  Ann,  widow  93  Sassaii'as 

Carman  Jacob,  grocer  132  south  Fourth 

Carman  Jav.-ies,  merchant  23  and  3;  1  High 

Carman  .iair.ueij  raercht.  318  and  d.  h-  331  High 

Caroi.in  WiUuim,  niercht.  3S1  High— d.  h.  204  Arch 

Cari>.u-:k  Stephen,  gentleman  125  I^mbard 

Carr;  Elizabeth,  widow  96  Christian 

Carnahan  Samuel,  weaver  5  Friends' Alms  house 

C.irnell  William,  coachmaker  Ger.  r.  n.  1st  gate 

Camen  (jeorge,  waterman  Eir, lis r's  court 

Corner  Christian,  watci^.man  back  174  Pine 

Carney  Mary,  widow  3  Little  Dock 

Carney  Patrick,  boot  and  shoemaker  47  south  3d 

fCarney  Philip,  news  carrier  Dean's  alley 

Carney  Samue),  cordwainer  183  Shippen 

Cams  Richard,  cartt-r  Cedar  above  9th        {see  Kcm 

Carothers  Robert,  liatter  263nr>rtt.  Front 

jCarpenter  Caleb,  porter  308  south  Seventh 

Carpenter  Ch.  jr.  mcrcht.  273  Higii— d.  h.  2  N.  7th 

Carptnter  Isaac,  cordwainer  208  south  2d 

fCarpenter  Isaac,  mariner  272  south  sixth 

Carpenter  John,  bookbinder  o4  C<.ats'  alley 

Carpenter  John,  mer.  taylor  8'^  S  2d — d.  h.  51  Walnut 

■[Carpenter  J-inathan,  labourer  Bonsall 

Carpenter  &  Levan,  grocers"  213  north  3d 

Carpenter  and  Martin,  sailmakers  93  6.  wharves 

Caipenter  Mary,  v/idow  6tii  below  C-iats 

Carpenter  Samuel,  currier  back  83  Chestnut 

Carpenter  Saml.  sail  maker  93  S.  wharves— d.  h.  2C 

Carpenter  Sam  I  carpenter,  1  Schrivi  r'sct.(Parhan\'^a. 

I'arpenter  VViUiam,  hatter  back  ^o  Chestnut  (/^cwri^r 

i'arpentier  Lewis  D.  merchant  208  Spruce  {set  Char- 

Carr  Amelia,  46  Current  alley. 

<^!iiT  Ann,  widow  back  94  north  Eleventh 

fCaiT  Austin,  oystenn.in  238  High 

Carr  Benjaniin  professor  of  music  106  south  Fifth 

♦'arr  David,  benevolent  hart  tavern  468  S-;cond 

C.ri'  Edward  W.  saw  maker  and  sniiUi  158  Race  and  120 

iiOrll)  Fifth 
Carr  Jacob,  victualler  25  Laurence 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  CAR 

Carr  James,  farmer  R-ce  n.  Schuylkill 

Carr  James,  cordwainer  292  Lornl)ard 

fCarr  Jane,  widow  washei-vVDman  140  German 

Carr  J:>lin,  carpenter  305  Walnut 

Carr  Leah,  xvidrnv  nu]^e  5  Sieanmitz  court 

CavrRtv.  M.  ofSv.  Aug-astints  church  above  47  Crown 

Carr  Mark,  labourer  l(j\h  above  Race 

Car"  Mary,  boarding-  tiouse  187  Lombard 

Carr  Mary,  boarding  house,  32  Appletree  alley 

Carr  M^ry,  Locust  above  Juniper 

Carr  Mary,  widow  of  Joiin  Vir.e  n,  Sch-  2i;d 

(J2ir,. ,  labourer  4  C"Xs's  alley 

Carr  Murk,  drayr..n  12  Small 

C;^rr  Morgan,  grocec  146  S.  3d  corner  Cypress  aliey 

Carr  R  .bert,  labourer  14U  German 

Can  Robert,  brass  founder  I'me  above  Tenth 

Carr  Robert,  set-dm?n  &c    Baitram'.s  Garaen  below  Gravs 

Ferry  (see  Kerr  und  Kehr 

Cavr  William,  bl  cksmith  18  Shippen 
Cair  William,  engraver  laid  umbrt-ila  maker  7S  N.  3d 
Carre  Charles,  teacher  6  Chesier        {see  Carey  and  Carie 
Carre  St  SundersDU,  sem  nary  S.  E.  cor.  H.gh  and  11th 
C:rr.  e  John  T.  semifiary  S  E   corner  Hitjh  and  ilth 
Cane  Charles  L  bi^icksmiih  424  and  443  S- Second 
Carroll  Edward,  &  Co.  merchants  Bank  alley     {iee  Carell 
Carrell  H.  widow,  51  Arch  '    {(nid  Carels 

Carrell  John,  hi-Tdware  merchant  107  Hig-h 
Carrell  John  &Son,  hardware  merchaiiis  107  High  and  56 

Church  alley 
Carrell  John,  jun.  hardware  merchant  107  High 
Carrell  Jolui,  cordwaisier  opposite  5o7  south  2d 
Carrells  Miss,  383  Aich 
Cari'oU  John  S.  musician  Federal  above  Front 
Carroll  Hannah,  112  Spruce 
Ci^rrey  Philip,  cordwain-r  221  ^ouh  Fifth 
Carrygan  Jacob,  carpenier  204  Cherry 
('arson  Jacob,  manner  527  south  Front 
Carson  James,  attorney  at  law 
Carson  Janes,  taylor  18  Wats  ms  alley 
Carson  John,  ta)  lor  104  C-^  dar         (sfe  Carsan  and  Cassan 
Carson  John,  Bookbinder  and  stationer  72  S.  Front 
Carson  Jojin,  ladies*  shoemaker  40  Ciiristiaa 
Carson  Jonathan,  inspector  of  customs  181  Cherry 
Carson  Mury,  widow  60  Ga^kdl 
Carson  MiSs,  boarding-  bouse  173  Chestnut 
Carson  Fa. rick,  drayman  back  7S  south  Front 
Carson  Robert,  cordwainer  Piime  neai'  Second 
Carson  Saral),  shopkeeper  69  Cherry 
Carson  Thomas,  cabiuetniaker  Ann  W,  Sch.  8th 
Carson  William,  plasterer  Quince  above  Spruce 
Carson  William,  grocer  26  Pme  alley 
Carstairs  James,  merchant  ^5  south  Eighth 
Cars' airs  Tlios.  carpenter  and  draughtsman  75  south  8th 
Carsper  Martin,  bafeer  95  Shippen  (see  Catper 


AS  paxton's  annual 

Carswell  Samuel,  mercl»ani  24  south  Front 

Cart  Ann,  widow,  nurse  49  P-nn 

Cart  Peter,  labourer  Ger.  r.  near  Second 

Carier  Finoch,  painter  &.c   125  Chestnut 

Carter  Frances,  8  Knights  court 

Carier  Henry  Yatea  m.  d.  2i2  Spruce 

Carier  Henry,  dry  good  store  88  nortii  Fourth 

Carter  Job,  blacksiniih  7  Charlotte 

Carter  Joel,  taylor  9  Chancery  lane 

Carter  John,  shipwright  Quetn  above-  Shackamaxon 

Carter  John,  shipwritrht  Queen  bf-low  Cmwn 

Carter  John,  stable  keeper  21  and  27  IVune 

Carter  Joseph,  livery  stablekeeper  86  south  Hth 

Carter  Joseph,  nail  factory  331  south  Second 

Carter  Joseph,  tavern  keeper  Blackhor^e  alley 

Carter  Peter,  carter  Catharine 

fCarter  Philip,  labourer  Filbert  W.  Sch  Eigiilh 

Carter  &  Powell,  livery  stabK  keepers  86  south  llth 

Carter  Rebecca,  storekeeper  Kunckle  near  Noble 

Carter  Robert,  biscuit  baker  161  north  Water 

Carter  Samuel,  porter  in  baiik  133  north  Sixih 

Carter  Sharon,  china  raer.  Ill  X.  Front — d.  h.  224  N.  3rd 

Carter  &  T}  .-dale,  china  5cc.  merchants  111  nortli  Front 

Carter  Thomas,  mast  master  104  Swanson 

Cartret  Daniel,  Windsor  chuirm;iker  203  S.  2d — d.  h.  near- 

Cartret  Elizabeth,  widow  lUl  Cedar 

Cartaret  Josep'.i  W.  cabinet  mr'.ker  399  south  Front 

Cartmell  k  English,  smiths  125  south  Sixth 

Carlwright  Mary,  widow  166  Shippen 

Cartmell  Solomon,  Elizabeth  street 

Carty  Madame,  seminary  148  Pine 

Carver  Franklin  L.  silver  platei  8  north  Tenth 

Carver  Hannah,  widow  of  Sunuel  96  Spruce 

Carver  Jacob,  currier,  169  north  Fourth 

(/arver  James,  veterinary  surgeon,  and  professor  of  animr.' 

medicine,  Juniper  below  Chestnut 
Carver  Sarah,  boarding  house  183  VN'Hlnut 
Casey  M.chael,  cordwainer  392  north  F:ont 
Cash  George  S  tobacconist  3  and  14  Arch 
Cash  Jacob,  tobacconist  3  and  14  Arch 
Cash  Thoma>^,  inspector  of  customs  46  Crown 
Caskev  Joseph,  distiller  392  High  above  12th 
Caskey  widow  teacher  317  south  Second 
Casner  Christopher,  mariner  12  Callowhi'l 
C:isner  Enoch,  cordwainer  105  N.  Ninth 
Casner  Catharine,  widow  43  Charlote 
Casner  Susan,  widow  mantua  maker  475  north  Third 
Cassan  Hannah,  widow  34  Queen 
Cassady  Mrs.  of  Edward,  drayman  230  Catharine 
Cassady  Lawrence,  plasterer  Juniper  abnve  Arch 
Cassedy  Mary,  widow  shoe  store  449  S.  Front 
Cassed  Jdne,  huckster  78  Germ;.n 
CJa^sedy  Samuel,  labourer  Garden  near  Vine 
fOaSMy  Joseph,  hairdresser  and  perfumer  3(5  S-  Fourth 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  CHA^ 

Castan  Stephen,  walch  casemaker  43  Union 

(Jastledine  C.  shoemaker  538  norih  Third 

Castledme  Wilfiam,  .shoemaker  516  south  Front 

Oastles  Janfies,  grocer  214  south  Second 

'Jastles  Joseph,  grocer  145  Lombard 

'Juteli  David,  labourer  20  Watson  alley 

(Jaterson  Robert,  carter  High  N.  Sch.  Seventh 

Catei-son  William,  labourer  Chestnut  \V.  Sch.  Third 

Uaihcart  Wm.  rigi^er  S.  E.  corner  Front  and  Ar^-yle 

Cathcart  Lseliiia,  siiopkeeper  7  Artidery  lar^e 

fathers  John,  storekeeper  112  Cherry 

^'atherwood  &  Rcibmson,  grocer^  207  Cedar 

Catherwood  &  Ranken,  grocers  49  Chestnut 

Catherwood  Hugh,  grocer  20?  Cedar 

Cathrail  Edwani,  bda. builder  22  Duke 

Cathrall  George,  shipwright  Poplar  near  St.  Johns 

Cathrad  Isaac,  :m.  «.  190  Chestnut 

Cathn  George,  iustrumeni  maker  3  Randal's  courl — shop 
Wali;ut  betvveen  i-'otirth  and  Ir'ii'th 

v;aton  Mary,  widow  24 Ei'zabeth 

Caton  Jesse,  waterman  Kew  Market 

Cattley  Joiin,  crockery  cellai'  135  i;outh  2d 

Cauffman  Mu.*^aret  and  Ann,  39  Sanson 

Cauttman  Laurence,  ciana  mercht.  :J07  norlh  Third 

Cauffman  Margaret,  Germanlown  r.  above  1st  gate 

Cavalpo  Rev.  E.  1  Cherry  st- 

Cave  Sc  Mc'Calla,  druggest  &c.  "Zoi  High  and  S.  W.  cor- 
ner of  Locust  and  Ninth 

Cive  Thomas,  druggist  &c.  337  High— d.  h.  1.  N.  9th 

Cavenaugh  Michael,  grocer  and  tavernkeeper  9.  W.  cor- 
ner Second  and  Catharine 

Cavenaugh  Hugh,  grocer  and  tavernkeeper  south  ?ide  of 
Almond  (Argyle)  street  wharf 

Crtveniugh  Jeremiah,  victualler,  32  Mary — stall  38  New 
market 

C.ivenaugh  Wm.  labourer  N.  E.  corner  High  and  Juniper 

Cavender  Custis,  storekeeper  233  south  Second 

Ouvender  Daniel,  labourer  Race  n.  Schuylkill 

Cavenger  John,  cabinet  maker  154  Cedar 

C'averly  ai^d  Boyer,  merchants  111  High 

Caverly  Peter,  merchant  111  High 

C;'vii  .Jesse  E.  pruUer  IJich-n'don's  court 

tCayjes  Frjincis,  dealer  6  Springet  alley 

Caze  Madame,  145  south  Sixth 

Cazine  VVdiiam,  shipwright  20  Mary  (S.) 
Oecoin  Michael,  engriiver  160  north  Water 

Cellely  Andrew,  iabouier  Pme  abpve  Eleventh 
XV'rU  Widium,  carpenter  320  Vine 
Cnaifiii  Ezekiel,  shoemker  b;ick  13  Becks  alley 

Ci>alfa!il  J  :cob,  carpenier 39  Xo'.ih ^t. 
Cidoner  !)»n;ci,  boarding  house  19  Strawberry 

tThalniter  Wm.   merchant  192  High  a;ul  Arch  5lh  door 

above  Ni:!th 
Chamberlaine  Catharine,  widow  boarding  house -7  N.  6tji 


CHA  taxton's  annual 

^liamberlain  Enoch,  mariner  Federal  below  2nd 
C'liannberlin  Horatio  N.  merciianl  152  south  Front 
Cliamblerlain  Nathaniel,  brick  layer  Hofimans  alley 
Cliambei  lain  Hannah,  boarding  house  42  N.  Fifth 
Cliamberlaine  Richard,  carpenter  33  Coates  alley 
Chan-.beriain  James  G,  merchant  43  N.  Front— d.i).  129 

south  Third 
Chamberlain  John,  gauger  and  grocer  310  Vine  corner 

Chester 
Chamberlain  Jacob,  merchant  6  S.  Wliarves—d.  h.  152  S. 

Front 
Chambers  Ann,  widow  tailoress  12  Stampers  alley 
Chambers  James,  near  6  Emlens  court 
Chambers  James,  shallopman  b->ck  10  Noble 
Champion  James,  master  sweep  12  Elizabeth 
tChampion  Job,  drayman  Grissel's  alley 
Chambers  Mary,  widow  509  north  Third 
Chambers  Mary,  boarding  house  173  north  Front 
Chambers  Mary,  widow  353  north  Third 
Chambers  Robert,  sea  captain  72  Catharine 
Chambers  Saml.  shoemaker  Coats  below  Sixth 
Chambers  widow,  of  George  innkeeper  16  N.  3d 
•fChambers  H.  coachdnver  6th  above  Pop!  r  lane 
Champion  Benjamin,  dry  good  store  5  1-2  north  Second 
Champion  Wm.  inn  and  ferry  keeper,  Cedar  st.  wharf 
Chance  Marinas,  Callowhill  above  Eighth 
Chancellor  Grace,  widow  Unity  court 
Chancellor  widow  of  William,  271  Chestnut 

Chancellor ,  widow  274  south  Front 

Chandler  A.  boarding  house  16  north  Ninth 

Chandler  Joseph  R.  grammar  school  7th  3d  door  below 

Chestnut — d,  h.  35  north  Fourth 
Chandler  William  P.  m.  d.  99  Walnut 
Chspin  Nathan,  grocer,  cor.  Cedar  and  Fifth 
Chapman  Abraham  shopman  N.  E.  cor.  Coats  and  4tli 
Chapman  Benja.  publisher  (blind)  28  N.  10th  cor.  Filbert 
Chapman  Elizabeth,  widow  365  south  Front 
Chapman  John,  sexton  to  Friend's  meeting-bouse  (in  Mul- 
berry) st  84  Mulberry 
Chapman  Lucas,  turner,  back  159  Pine 
Chapman  Nathaniel,  m.  d.  9  Yt)rk  buildings — office  back 

in  Goodwatcr  alley 
Chapman  Thomas,  teacher  N,  W.  cor.  Union  and  Third 
Chapman  Wm.  bricklayer  79  New 
Chapman  Wm.  te?cher  65  Union 

Chapman  Wm   salt  and  coal  measurer,  Oak  ab.  Hay  Sea. 
Chapron  &  Nidelei.  mercliant--  265  Hij^h 
Chapron  John  M.  merchant  265  U  i^U 
Chard  George,  Lbourer  44  Gr-en 

Chardon  Anthony,  paper  hangng,  he.  manuf.  107  Walnut 
Charifr  &  Chaumete,  cooks  and  restorators  38  south  8th 
Cli.'trlpa  Henry,  copper  plate  printer  107  N.  Fifth 
jCharles  Jacob,  1  .bourer,  Schleismar/s  alley 
*Charles  John,  labourer  24  Blackberry  alley 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY  CHE 

Charles  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Quince  bel.  Locust 
(Jharles  William,  copper  plaie  engravei-,  bookseller  and 

stationer  32  south  Third 
Charlton  James,  potter  537  north  Front— d.  h.  Laurel 
Charlton  widow  of  Richard,  5  Spaffbrd 
Charnley  James  H.  hardware  merchant  228  High — d.  h.  19 

north  Twelfth 
Oharpentier  Daniel,  confectioner  64  High— d.  h.  155  south 

Fourth.  (ste  Carpentier 

Chase  Ezra,  coach  trim,  back  142  S.  4th— d.  h.  105  Coats 
Chase  John,  innkeeper  240  north  Front 
Chase  Paine  M  grocer  12  Maria  st. 
tChase  lilchard,  labourer,  Middle  alley 
f Chase  Samuel,  waiter  170  north  Eighth 
Chase  Thomas,  labourer  236  Lombard 
Chase  \Vm.  innkeeber,  Kaighnion,  (N,  J.) 
Ghasson  George,  copper  smith  226  south  Third 
Chasteaus  J.  15  Coats  alley 
Chatfield  Elizabeth,  widow  147  St.  John 
Chatham  John,  shoemaker  1  Sprl'iget  alley 
Chattin  Abisha,  sexton  118  New 
Chattin  Abraham,  labotu-er,  Vienna  near  Duke 
Chattin  Chester,  carpenter  24  Crown 
Chaudron  Edward,  merchant  168  Spruce 
Chaudron  Simon,  editor  of  the  French  Jour.  I6S  Spruce 

Chaumette ,  cook,  kc.  38  souih  Eiglith 

Cliaule  John,  taylor,  m^M/rs  58  sou'h  Second 
Chauncey  Cliarles,  counsellor  at  law  85  Walnut 
Chauncey  E.  cashier  of  Penn.  bank  157  Walnut 
Oiiauncey  Natlianiel,  attorney  at  law  86  1-2  Walnut — d.h. 

42  north  Eighth.  [S.  11th 

Chazotte  P.  S.  teacher  of  French  64  south  4th — d.  h.  129 
Cheesman  Jacob,  labourer  35  Beck's  alley 
Cheever  B.  li.  mercht.  17  S,  Front 
Cheever  &  Fales,  merclits.  17  S.  Front 
Clierry  Margaret,  grocer  142  Spruce 
Cherry  Mary,  nur^e  cor  Rose  ay.  &  Coats. 
Chesney  Wm.  painter,  &c.  3  Crab 
Chesnut  Chas.  stone  cutter  Morgan's  court 
Chesnut  J;tmes,  rallow  chandler,  back  74  south  Fifth 
Chesnut  Sam.  grocer  327  High — d.  h.  S.  E.  cor.  Vine&  StL 
Chesnut  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  Alb;.n 
Chestnut  John,  teacher,  I^ocust  above  Twelfth 
Chestnut  Simuel,  grocer  327  High— d.  h.  S.  E.  cor.  Viije 

and  Eighth 
Ches*^^nut  Samuel  &  Wm.  grocers  327  High 
Chester  Isabella,  widow  of  Elijah  4  Little  Boys  court 
tChester  James,  rag  man  Mary  alley 
Chester  .John,  rope  maker  Frankford  road  n.  Ottor 
Cheston  Elijah,  coach  maker  83  Pine 
Chevalier  Clement  E.  jeweller,  137  Chestnut 
Chevalier  L^^wis,  mercer  and  taylor  9  south  6tli 
Chevalier  Jane  H.  widow  70  Tammany 
Cheveau  Joseph,  26  Powell 


riiU  i'Axton's  annual 

Chevas  Antliony  T.  merciiant  72  Lombard 
Ciievilitr  widow  of  S:iml  Old  York  :tl>.  Poplar  lane 
Ch- w  Henjanrn,  coiiiisellor  at  l;*w  87  soulh  Four"' 
Chew  Eiisha  I),  huckster,  Catnden  N.  J. 
Ciiew  Eiizabcih,  widow  110  south  T  bird 
Chew  Henry,  grocer,  Camden  N.  J. 
Chew  Isaac,  cordwainer475  north  Third 
C^iew  Jeffery.  confecti  mcr  262  south  Fifth 
Chew  Joseph,  ladies  shoemaker  l-i4  ChestiuU 
Chew  Richard,  drayman  452  north  Front. 
Chew  Wm.  bnckiayer  296  soutli  Six'h 
tChew  AVm.  dealer  98  soiitii  2d  and  217  Lombard 
Chi  rdci  Paul,  Uylor  1  TroT't-r's  alley 
Childs  C.  G.  engraver  S.  E.  cor.  Iligli  and  11th 
Child  J.imes,  taylor,  3  Whitehall  st 
Child  Mrs.  teaclier  58  Queen 
Child  John,  clock  and  watchnnaker  452  north  2d 
Child  John,  cooper  31  Green 
Childs  J'^hn,  printer  26  Spruce 
Childs  Mrs.  widow  boarding  house  256  High 
Childs  ThoniHs,  sea  captain  268  south  6th 
Climard  James,  cysterman  15*Chnstian 
Clinnard  William,  oysterman  15  Christian 
Choate  Hanuih.  widow  258  N.  2d 
ChoUot  Jium  B  cinck,  &c.  maker  148  N.  Fourth 
Christ  Micha-!,  shipwrii^lu  Cherry  above  Duke 
Christian  Aiuhor.y.  mariner  Cox's  alley 
Christian  Daniel,  shallopman  254  south  Fifth 
Christian  P<'ter,  head  flour  inspector  145  N.  Water 
Christian  &  btokes,  hardwaie  merchts.  57  High 
Christian  Thomas,  hardware  mercht.  57  High — -d.  h. 
28  Church  alley  (sec  Vhristinc. 

r:hristie  Catharine,  widow  Tammany  below  St.  John 
Christie  William,  cordw.^iner  110  Christian 
Christie  Wm.  correctior  for  the  press  Sch.  8th  n.  Vine 
Christie  WilVum  and  Co.  upholsterers  and   Venitian 

blind  makers  145  Chestnut 
Christie  \Vm.  uphi-lstcrer  145  Chestnut 
Christie  Williai),  ctton  manufacturer  Carrell's  ct. 
Christine  Geo.  dravman  Old  York  r.  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Christine  Jacob,  m^ri.i'M',  b  .ck  o.^S  S.  2d 
Christine  John,  turner  41  and  57  Artillery  Lane 
Christnian  Henry,  cordwainer  116  1lar.e 
fChristmas  Samuel,  carpenter  189  S.  Sixth 
Christopher  Mxlu.el,  ii»fourer  P.-plar  near  Fourtii 
Christy  Cattianne,  widow,  back.  86  south  Third 
Christy  Charies,  drover  20!  Sitlppen 
Cliristy  Cathariop,  nr.rsf-  back  &o  Union 
Chj'isty  C  grocer,  125  P>rownc.  (^^eeCkrhiic 

Christy  Hugh,  grocer  3  X.  A\"at2r — d.  h.  SO  N.  Front 
Christy  Robert,  boot  manufacturer,  41  S.  FroiU 
Cl-.i7s«ler  Jacob,  3  north  Thir.l 
Clnibh  Samuel,  merchant  3  north  Fourth 
Chur  Jucob,  baker  85  Race 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.      CLA 

Ciiiirch  Mary  Ann,  24  Argyle 

Church  Samuel,  17  Shippeii 

Churchill  Steven,  mariner  81  Penn 

Churchman  Owen,  mercht.  63  S.  wharves,  d.  h.  15  V1r3 

Churchman  &  Thomas,  merchts.  63  south  wharves 

Cist  Mrs.  boarding  house,  342  High 

Clackner'John,  farmer,  Passyunk  below  Federal 

Claghorn  John  W.  accountant,  123  Cedar 

Clampft'er  Wm.  W.  (Merino  inn)  3  Cherry 

Claphamson  John,  Ger.  r.  bel.  1st  gate 

Claphamaon  Samuel   pilgrim  inn  cor.  Sixth  and  Ger.  road 

Clapisr  Lewis,  merchant  6  Lombard  and  216  south  Front 

Clare  Bart,  bottler  13  1-2  S.  Second— d.  h.  7  Littieboys  ct. 

Clare  Charles-,  carter  Christian  cor.  Seventh 

Ciar;dge  Philip  I  millinary  and  fancy  store  21  N.  Second 

Ciark  A.  widow  2  chancery  lane 

dark  Archibald,  carpenter  above  549  N.  Third 

Clark  Ann,  taylore:iS  Pitt  bel.  Ceorge 

Clark  Benj.  watchmaker  1  S.  Front — d  h.  88  Arch 

Clark  Benjamin  &  Ellis,  clock  and  watchmakers  1  S.  Fi'ont 

S.  E.  cor.  High 
fClark  Benjamin,  waiter  vine  bel.  Tenth 
jClark  Benjamin,  caster  Acorn  alley 
Clark  ('alvin,  printer  172  Pine 
Clark  Catharine,  widow  43  north  Fourth 
Clark  David,  carpenter  209  north  Eighth 
Clark  Charles,  shallopman  144  north  Front 
Clark  Edward,  293  Race 
Clark  E.  mate  63  Shippen 
Clarke  Edwards,  academy,  college  avenue 
Clark  Edward  E.  proprietor  of  the  Floating  baths 
Clark  E.  labourer  back  104  Filbert 
Clark  Elisha,  94  south  Third 

Clark  Ellis,  watchmaker  1  S.  Front  S.  E.  corner  High 
Clark  Elizabeth,  Mrs.  of  Robert,  Tenth  above  Vine 
Ciark  Ephraim,  late  watchmaker  3  south  Ninth 
Clark  George,  painter  74  north  Sixth 

Clark accountant  172  south  Eleventh 

Clark  Hannah,  milliner,  26  sjuth  Fourth 

Clarke  Henry,  silversmith  14  Quarry 

Clark  Hugh,  teacher  Queen  below  Passyunk 

Clark  Israel,  potter  122  Shippen 

Clark  Jacob  R.  labourer,  back  3  Sugar  alley 

Clark  James,  stocking  weaver,  1  Wtll's  alley 

fClark  James,  labourer  57  Shippen 

Clark  Jamtrs,  brickmaker  14  Well's  row,  N.  8th  ab.  But- 

ton  wood 
Clark  James,  carpenter  8  Nicholson's  coui't 
Clark  Jane,  bonnet-muker  4  Strawberry 
Clark  Jeremiah,  cordwainer  431  south  Second 
Clark  Tohn,  mariner  93  Queen 
Clark  John,  plumber  102  north  Sixth 
Clark  Johanna,  widow,  126  south  Sixth 
Clark  John,  labourer,  8  Vernon 
6 


CLA  paxton's  annual 

jClark  John,  barber  224  sou.h  Fifth 

Clark  John,  turner  260  south  Third 

Clark  John  L.  mercht.  101  S.  Front—d.  h.  32  N.  Fifth 

Clark  John,  shoemaker  3  Farmer's  row 

Clark  Joseph,  carpenter  3d  near  George,  (N.  L.) 

Clark  Joseph,  mercht.  7  S.  Water— d.  h.  91  north  2d 

Chrk  Joseph,  dry  good  store  24  north  Sixth 

Clark  Joseph,  accountant  George  above  Eleventh 

fClark  Joshua,  labourer  Grissel's  alley 

Clark  L.  B.  m.  d.  6  north  Front 

Clark  Mary,  Middle  alley 

Clark  Mary,  155  Cherry,  or  back  52  Current  alley 

Clark  Mary,  widow  ot  John,  Johns  above  Front 

Clark  Mary,  widow.  Pi  ime  above  Second 

Clark  Mrs.  of  Richard,  11  bel.  Vine 

Clark  Michael  F.  shoestore  90  High  S.  ¥7.  cor.  3d. 

Clark  Morris,  cordwainer,  10  Well's  row,  N.  &th  ab,  Ru' 

tonwood 
Clark  Bobert,  grocer  120  Swanson 
Clark  Robert  S.  broker,  &c.  151  south  Fifth 
Clarke  Samuel,  naval  officer  227  south  Front 
Clark  Samuel,  labourer  20  Budd 
Clark  &  Smith,  milliners  26  south  Fourth 
Clark  Sarah,  boarding  house  49  north  Third 
Claik  Stephen,  cordwainer.  Juniper  alley 
Clarke  Thomas,  of  U.  S.  army  18  Swanwick 
Clark  Timothv,  taylor  480  south  Second 
Clark  Timothy,  taylor  jr.  492  and  437  S.  2nd 
Clark  Wm.  looking  glass  frame  maker  176  Sassafras 
Clark  William,  Beach  below  Shackamaxon 
Clark  William  W.  taylor  6  German 
Clark  William,  mariner  Meredith's  alley  in  Poplar 
Clark  William,  mariner  back  467  north  Third 
Clarkson  Jacob,  accountant  148  S.  Tenth 
Clarkson  Samuel,  merchant  226  Pine 
+Clarkson  Q.  teacher  167  Pine  and  Greens  court 
jClarkson  Solomon,  teacher  155  Lomard 
Clasby  Chas.  sea  captain  94  north  Fifth 
Class  Peter,  copper  plate  printer  87  Passyunk 
Claudius  Augustus,  merchant  inquire  19  Dock 
Clause  John  H.  accountant  Cedar  below  12th 
Glavy  John,  mariner  Cox's  alley 
Clawges  Daniel,  painter  188  Vine 
Clawges  Daniel  jun.  painter  &c.  188  Vine 
Clawges  Chas.  S.  52  north  Fifth 
Clawges  J.  sen.  measurer  of  painter's  work  52  N.  5th. 
Clawges  Jacob,  painter  &.e.  188  Vine 
Clawges  John,  jun.  teacher  N,  W.  cor.  Filbert  and  10th 
Clawges  Thomas,  near  Pratt's  place 
•Clawges  Wm.  comb  maker  Old  York  r.  ab.  Brown 
Clawson  John,  ostler  back  17  Cressons  alley 
Clawson  John,  watchman  7tli  above  Camac 
Claxton  John,  merchant  52  N.  Front  and  11  S.  5th 
Clay  Ann,^  widow  teacher  41  Currant  alley 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORT.  CLI 

^^]ay  Curtis,  Clerk  in  Gii-ard's  Bank  56  Walnut 

'^hiypoole  A.  G.  gone  t  >  Chillicothe  Oiiio 

Claypoole  David  C  219  Spruce 

€]aypoole  Elizabeth,  upholsterer  74  south  Front 

Claypoole  Josiah,  dep.  deeper  of  prison  183  Coats 

Claypoole  Mary,  boarding  house  122  north  Front 

Claypoole  Miss.  T.  boarding  house  16  Lombard 

Ch'ypoole  &  Wilson,  upholsters  74  south  Front 

Ciaystinfe  Bernard,  sugarbaker  162  Vine 

jClayton  Aaron,  labourer  104  north  Elevenfti 

Clayton  Charles,  coachraaker  S.  W.  cor.  Arch  and  7th 

■Clayton  David,  c?irpenter  Crown  above  Prh^ce 

Clayton  Edward,  coachmaker  Ann  w.  Sch.  Eighth 

Clayton  Henry,  carpenter  Second  above  G.  road 

Clayton  John,  shoemaker  bel.  159  Moyamensing  r. 

Clayton  Solomon,  coachmaker,  295  Arch — d.  h.  45  N,  7t|l 

Clayton  Thos.  hatter,  126  south  Front 

Cleavenger  Squire,  taylor  6  N.  W^ater — d.  h.  48  Rate 

Cleaver  Isaac,  m.  d.  287  north  Second 

Cleaver  Jesse,  late  lumber  mercht.  103  St.  John 

Cleaver  John,  mercht.  6  N.  Front 

Clemens  Jacob,  late  justice  70  Green 

Clemens  Jos.  chymist  and  disiil.  of  essential  oils,  BushhiU 

Clement  Elizabeth,  widow  202  Race 

Clement  Jacob,  mercht.  UN.  Water — d.  h.  65  Pine 

Clement  Jacob  B.  sea  captain,  29  Penn 

Clement  Joseph  T.  accountant,  180  S.  Eleventh 

Clement,  Jolsn  B.  mariner,  120  Locust 

Clement  Moses,  carpenter  95  N,  Front 

Clemins  Mary,  widow  68  Vine 

Cleniins  Susannah,  68  Vine 

Clemente  Leuo,  3  Pleasant  avenue 

Clemson  widow  of  Thomasj  corner  of  Filbert  and  Ninth 

Clennel  Elizabeth,  tavernkeeper  192  south  Fifth 

Clever  Mary,  widow  215  N.  Eighth 

Clew  Peter,  brlckmaker  Race  n.  Sch.  Eighth 

Clew  Wm.  porter  in  the  U.  S.  bank,  cor.  Race  and  Tentli 

€lifli)rd  John,  mercht.  29  N.  Water— d.  h.  2  1-2  miles  on 

Ridge  road 
Clifford  Mrs.  nurse,  411  south  Front 
Clifton  John,  hatter  Ann  above  Wood 
Clifton  Isaae,  hatter  1  Wood 
CliflTton  John,  gentleman  206  Pine 
Clifton  Sarah,  widow  64  Almond 
f  Clincher  Adam,  porter  Cordwainer's  alley 
Cline  Abraham,  grocer  90  N.  Seventh 
Cline  Barbara,  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Cline  Catharine,  back  151  Moyamensing  r. 
Cline  Elizabeth,  milkwoman,  Irish  lane 
Cline  David,  labourer  Hanover  near  West  street 
Clein  Elizabeth,  gentlewowan  68  north  Sixth 
Cline-  Elizabeth,  widow  Arch  above  Twelfth 
Cline  George,  carter  35  Charlotte 
Cline  George,  taylor  282  Sassafras,    (see  Kiw 


CLU  paxton's  annual 

Cline  Henry,  taylor  141  south  Eleventh 

Cline  Jjcob,  drayman  Sixth  above  Gi  eon 

Cline  John,  brickmaker  Cedar  above  Tliirteenih 

Cline  Murv,  widow,  grocer  35'^  north  Fi  unt 

Cline  MiclVl  painter,  &c.  Hazel  alley  below  Pine 

Cline  Thomas,  pilot  27  Beck's  alky 

Cline  Thomas,  watchman  14  York  court  (N.  1.) 

Cline  Wm.  brickmaker,  1  VVell*s  row,  N.  8ih  ab.  Button 

wood 
digger  F.  sailmaker,  near  10  Hoffman's  alley 
Clinman  George,  18  Oak 
dinner  John,  cordwainer  150  Coates's 
Clinton  Ann  &  Elizabeth,  shopkeepers  5  south  4th 
Clinton  Francis,  soapboiler,  Pegg 
Clinton  George  C.  accountant,  137  south  Tenth 
Clinton  John,  printer,  21  Keys  alley 
Clinton  Robert,  accountant  13  Watson  alley 
Clinton  William,  boatbuilder  Beach  near  Alaiden 
Cliver  Ji^el,  victualler  Crtrnden  N.  J. 
Clise  Daniel,  baker  170  Green 
Clipper  Frederick,  carter  68  George 
Cloak  Daniel,  engineer  back  455  north  Third 
Cloker  William,  mariner  4  Shippen 
Clopp  George,  smith  96  New 
Clopp  John,  smith  15  Branch 
Clopp  John,  jun.  coach  wheelwright  36  Kunckle 
Clopper  &  Byrne,  merchants  101  Walnut 
Clopper  F.  C.  merchant  101  Walnut 
Clopper  Saiah,  widow  boardinghouse  295  High 
Close  Christian,  baker  81  Passyunk  road 
Close  Henry,  grocer,  Hamilton  street  near  Schuylkill 
Close  Mary  widow  Tammany  (see  Clan:^<^ 

(;lose  Peter,  baker  100  Christian  see  Klost^ 

Closson  Sarah,  milliner  28  Arch 
Closson  Thomas,  labourer  Oak  above  hay-scales 
dossnn  William,  inquire  311  north  Front 
iJiothier  Barbara,  widow  365  north  Front 
Cl'>thier  Charles,  bootmaker  4  Carrigues  court 
(Clothier  Joseph,  skindresser  Thorns  court 
Clothier  Margaret,  nurse  152  Sasgafras 
Cloihier  Samuel,  carpenter  Bedford  near  Crown 
Clotworthy  Jc.hn,  baker  Passyunk  road 
Cloud  Caleb,  carter  51  Green 
Cloude  David,  tanner  182  north  Second 
Clouden  Jacob,  labourer  Shackamaxdn 
Cloud  Joseph,  refiner  in  the  mint  276  Mulberry 
Clout  Jacob,  Frank,  r.  near  Queen 
fC'over  Prim,  bkcksmith  Quince  above  Spruce 
CUiley  John,  jun.  wireworker  Fetter  iane 
Cluky  John,  wirefender  &c.  manf.  17  and  d.  h.  74  S.  4tii 
Cluley  Sarah,  storekeeper  74  south  Fourth 
Clunn  Charles,  sea  captain  '^24  south  Fourth 
Clun  Dav.d,  shipwright  Biach  near  Hanover 
Clunn  John,  shipwright  Shackamaxon  near  Queen 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  COE 

Clyde  &  Baxter,  grocers  N.W.  corner  Ninth  and  Race 
Clyde  Joseph,  labourer  S.  E.  corner  of  Centre  square 
Clyde  Thomas,  grocer  N.W.  corner  Ninth  and  Race 
Clymer  Archibald,  taylor  115  German 
Clymer   George,  Colunnbian   Patent    Printing    Press 

manufacturer  Coats  above  Seventh 
Clymer  George,  card  maker  11  Piyor's  alley 
Clymer  Jacob,  carpenter  75  Crown 
Cbates  Amos,  storekeeper  57  north  Second 
Coates  Ann,  storekeeper  57  north  Second 
Coates  Benjamin  H.  of  the  Pennsylvania  Hospital 
Coates  Caleb,  106  Crown 
Coates  George  M.  china  merchant  49  High 
Coates  John,  sailmaker  23  Little  German 
Coates  James,  gunsmith  407  north  Third 
Coates  John,  shipwright  158  Swanson 
Coates  John  R.  attorney  at  law  225  Spruce 
Coates  Mary,  widow  138  north  Third 
Coates  Mary,  widow  60  north  Third 
Coates  Samuel,  jun.  accomptant  33  north  Tenth. 
Coates  Samuel,  82  S.  Front  N.  W.  corner  Walnut 
Coats  Isaac,  shipwright  Beach  near  Hannover 
Coats  Mary,  upholsterer  328  north  Second 
Coats  Matthias,  accountant  N.  Eighth  be).  Buttonwood 
Coats  Margaret,  widow  of  William  382  N.  Front 
Coats  Warwick,  shoemaker  Prime  above  Second 
Coats  William,  shipwright  158  Swanson 
Coats  Thomas,  jun.  scrivener  and  office  for  the  pur- 
chase and  sale  of  real  estate  320  north  Third 
Cobb  Ebenezer,  victualler  22  (N.  L.)  market 
Cobb  Joseph,  taylor  Pottery  alley 
Cobb  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas  438  north  Fourth 
Cobb  Nathan,  blacksmith  back  208  High 
Cobb  William,  carpenter  Frank,  road  above  Otter 
Cobb  William,  carpenter  90  Locust 
Cobum  Abel,  mariner  37  Penn 
Coburn  Robert,  liquor  store  119  Cedar 
Cochran  Charles,  lavernkeeper  7S  north  Water 
Cochran  Edward,  dealer  Swedes  court 
Cochran  Hugh,  drayman  233  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Cochran  John,  tobacconist  26  Queen 
Cochran  John,  waterman  416  south  Second 
Cochran  John,  blacksmith  458  north  Third 
Cochran  John,  merchant  376  High 
Cochran  John,  283  Sassafras  [^^ee  Corkrin 

Cochran  Mary,  widow  131  Cherry 
Cochran  Mary,  widow  back  216  Vine 
Cock  Catharine,  seamstress  Federal  near  Second 
Cock  Richard  T.  accountant  243  S.  Seventh   \S€e  Cox 

ockman  George,  jeweller  166  Pine 
Cody  James,  ropemaker  Carpenter  (S.)  below  Fifth 
Cody  John,  ropemaker  57  Moyamensing  road 
Coe  Richard)  merchant  33  north  Front — d,  h.   171 
Callowhill 


COL  PAXTOS'S  AiQNUAL 

Coe  Robert,  merciiant  4  south  Second 

Coft'ee  George  F.  uailer  IGGtrman 

Coffee  James,  plumber  35  Shippen  and  61  Walnut 

Coffee  Junathan,  smith  shops  N.  E.  corner  Vine  and 

Ridse  road  and  Bush-hill—d.  h.  292  Vine 
Coffin  Anna,  widow  206  Arcli 
jCoffin  Hannah,  washerwoman,  Bonsall 
t'otfin  Jeremiah,  copper  plate  printer  Wood  ab.  12th 
Coffin  Thomas  M,  merchant  26  south  wharves 
(.og^ins  David,  currier  39  south  Third         [Chestnut 
Coggins  &  Elliott,  curriers  39  S.  Third  N.  E.  corner 
f  Coggins  Solomon  &  Thos.  labourers  14  Burd's  court 
Coghling  Maria,  mantua  maker  21  Brown 
Cogill  Arnell,  shoemaker  8  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Cogswell  Samuel,  showman  80  Cedar 
Cohen  A.  B.  71  south  Second  [Spruce  &  Fourth 

Cohen  A.  M.  8c  E  L.  druggists  7  S.  Seventh — d.  h.  cor. 
fCohen  Emmanuel,  waiter  Shippen  below  Eighth 
Cohen  G.  carver  &  gilder  71  south  Second 
Cohen  Eleazar,  merchant  13  S.  Front— d.  h.  86  Race 
Cohen  Jacob  I.  merchant  155  Mulberry  [Spruce 

Cohen  Joseph  S.  attorney  at  law  117  S.  Fourth  corner 
Cohen  &  Nisbet,  merchants  13  soutli  Front 
Cohen  widow  ot  Jacob,  117  S.  Fourth  comer  Spruce 
Cohill  Richard,  shoemaker  Y.  road  near  Green 
Coit  Gabriel,  last  maker  262  south  Fourth 
Coit  Richard,  shoemaker  7  Small 
Coke  Charles  S.  attorney  at  law  61  south  Fifth 
Coker  Susan,  widow,  teacher  87  Christian 
Colcord  John  P.  printer  188  south  Fifth. 
Coldovey,  William,  brickmaker  Coats  above  Eighth' 
Cole  Daniel,  ferryman  Camden  New  Jersey 
C"  e  Deborah,  widow  of  Samuel,  37  Callowhill 
Cole  Elijah,  carpenter  Callowhill  below  Rugan 
Cole  Frederick,  coach  maker  Green's  court 
Cole  Hannah,  widow,  73  Queen 
Cole  Isaac  P.  accountant  28  Race 
Cole  James  H,  merchant  32  north  Third 
Cole  John,  boot  manufacturer  42  south  Thir^T 
t'ole  John,  taylor  back  366  north  Second 
fCole  Michael,  carter  Pint's  court 
Cole  S.  tin  plate  worker  Twelfth  below  Walnut 
Cole  Thomas,  cordwainer  High  near  Schuylkill  Fron^ 
Cole  Tryphnsa  N.  widow  401  north  Third. 
Cule  William,  blacksmith  81  Locust 
Cole  William,  taylor  near  54  Tammany 
fCole  William,  carter  Eleventh  above  Filbert 
Coles  Bt-njamin,  teacher  108  Sassafras 
Coles  William,  carpenter  45  south  Second 
Coleman  Adam,  cordwainer,  back  293  Vine 
Coleman  &  Aitken,  dry  good  store  41ft  north  Second 
Coleman  Jacob,  carpenter  419  S.  Second  &.Cam.l!l.  J 
€ok'n>an  John,  brewer  111  Vine 
^ukrcan  Jonathan,  shoemaker  Juniper  near  Race 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  COL 

eoleman  Margaret,  widow,  30  Meaday 

Coleman  Mrs.  boarding  house  62  north  Sixth. 

Coleman  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  65  Coat& 

Coleman  N.  victualler  corner  Twelfth  &  Sassafras 

CoUman  Philip,  glue  maker  22  Noble 

Coleman  Thomas,  grocer  127  Pium 

Coleman  William,  cordwainer  Duncan's  court 

Coleman  William,  labourer  4  Farmer's  row 

fColeman  William  shoemaker  100  north  Eleventh 

Colerick  widow,  (Printer's  Hotel)  141  Walnut 

Coles,  (see  Cole) 

Colewater  James,  watchman  near  27  Buttonwood 

Colewater  Philip,  watchman  19  Buttonwood 

Colhoun  widow  of  David.  Federal  above  Second 

Colhoun  Elizabeth,  70  Penn 

Colhoun  G.  &  H.  mrrchants  27  north  Water 

Colhoun  Gustavus,  27  N.  Water — d.  h.  265  Chestnut 

Colhoun  Hugh,  merchant  37  N.  Water d.  h.  98  S, 

Golhoun  Samuel,  m.  d,  48  south  Sixth  [Third 

Colladay  Charle^,  carpenter  Castle 
Colladay  Hannah,  175  Green 
Colladay  Jacob,  carpenter  135  Eighth  above  Race 
Colladay  Joseph  S.  stonecutter  117  N.  Tenth  ab.  Race 
CoUard  John,  bricklayer.  Beach  below  Malbro 
Collar  Mary,  puts  up  sea  stores  3  Pine 
Colley  John,  rope  maker,  back  467  south  Front 
jlCoUick  Ann  194  south  Sixth 
Collier  Richard,  cordwainer  40  Passyunk  road 
Collin  Nicholas,  r-i.  d.  near  the  Swedes  church  Swan- 
son  street.  [See  Culiru 
Colling  James,  cordwainer,  13  Passyunk 
Collingwood  Sarah,  widow  Britton's  alley 
Collins  Benjamin,  painter  &c.  120  Chestnut 
Collins  Ann,  widow  back  176  north  Eighth- 
Collins  Bernard,  coach  painter  22  Hurst 
tCollinsCato,  white  washer  100  north  Fourth 
Collins  Charles,  taylor  50  S.  water— d.  h.51  S.  Frcfit 
Collins  Elisha,  grocer  573  south  Front 
Collins  Elisha,  blacksmith.  3  A  corn  alley 
Collins  Eliza,  widow  75  south  Fifth 
Collins  Frederick,  mariier  287  south  Third 
Colons  George  cooper  7  Blackhorse  al'ey 
Collins  James,  shoemaker  13  Passyunk 
fCollins  John,  jjorter  245  south  Third 
Collins  Joseph  E.  accomptant  Bush-hill 
Collins  JuduflE^  widow  121  New  corner  N.  Fourth, 
Collins  Mary,  widow  60  Dock 

Collins  Margaret,,  widow  tavern-keeper  162  N.  Third 
Collins  Margaret,  copper  store  154  north  Second 
Collins  Moses,  Beach  near  Maiden 
Collins  P  oysterinan  45  Cedar 
tCollins  Philip,  cellar-digger  381  north  Fourth 
Collins  Richard,  lak-  sale-maker  ramdcn  New  Jers<fjr 
Colli^is  Samuel,  block  and  pump  maker  116  Swansoit 


CON  paxton's  annual 

Collins  Sarah,  widow  Petticoat  alley  below  Brown 
fCollins  Sarah,  washerwoman  242  Race  [Fourth 

Collins  Wm.  merchant  24  Church  alley — d.  h.  6  north 
Collins  Wm   caulker  18y  south  Front"— d.  h.  S.  Front 

near  Moaday, 
CoUiiiS  Zaccheus,  gentleman  29  north  Second 
CoUom  Jonathan,  teacher  134  Coats 
CoUom  Seth,  teacher  near  549  north  Third 
Collom  Wm.  teacher,  school  N.L.  Commission  Hall 

d.  h.  back  468  norih  Third 
Colsher  David,  carter  Wood  near  Seventh 
Colson  S.  &  D  bonnetmakers  9  Strawberry 
Colton  Oren,  jeweller  J 33  south  Eleventh 
Colvin  James,  printer  140  north  Second 
Colweil  James,  grocer  6  Little  Water 
fCt.lwell  James,  chimney-sweeper  Brown  kb.  Fourth 
Colweil  Mrs,  widow  30  Plum 
Colwic  Dennis,  labourer  95  Queen 
Combes  John  R.  grocer  230  north  Water 
Combes  Mather,  mariner  back  366  south  Second 
Combs  Thomas,  cobinetmaker  120  south  Fourth 
Combs  George,  carpenter  131  Pine  {_See  Coomffe. 

Combs  Jiseph,  stove-maker  124  St.  John's 
Comegys  Cornelius,  iJ"  Co.  merchants   S.  E.  corner 

High  aid  Eighth 
Comelo  Mrs.  widow  bandbox  maker  67  Coats 
Comer  George,  labourer  north  Front  above  Callowhill 
Comert'ord  John,  oil-cloth  painter  Miller's  alley 
Comfort  Martin,  brass  founder  101  Crown 
Comfort  John,  shoemaker  101  Crown 
Com  y  Benjamin,  shipwright  31  Brown 
Conjly  iP"  Allen,  merchants  97  High 
Comly  Charles,  merchant  97  High 
Comly  Da\  id,  carpenter  112  Vine  Is"  Noble  bel.  Fourth 
Comly  Ezra,  storekeeper  244  north  Second 
Comly  Ethan,  dry  good  store  199  north  Second 
Comly  John  W.  storekeeper  11  north  Second — d.  h. 

New  Market  [alley 

Comly  Samuel,  merchant  95  High — d.  b.  26  Churcli 
Compt' n  Joseph,  mercer  c?"  tailor  61  south  Second 
Conard  Hannah,  mantu9.maker  143  north  Fourth 
Conarrl  John,  prothonator  of  the  Supreme  Court  (Eas- 
tern District)  No.  7  State  House — d.  h.  84  Wood 
Conard  John,  r^pe  maker  Thorn's  court 
Conard  Jonathan,  lumber  merchant  114  St.  John,  yard 

Cfirner  Fourth  and  Noble  [court 

Conard  J  sepli,  frame  maker  Cresson  alley  iJf  Garrigus 
Conard  i!f  Lancaster,  lumber  merchants  corner  Nob'e 

and  F<  urth  [^See  Conrad 

CnnarroE  Richard,  lumber  merchant  32  Callowhill 
Conanoe  Thomas,  lumber  merchant  32  Callowhill 
Conatrce  T.  iJf  R.  iJf  Co.   lumber  merchants  1  mile 

above  the  glass  house  Kensington 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY  CON 

Conaway  Bernard,  labourer  Race  near  Schuyl.  Eighth 
Cciiaway  George,  cordwainer  back  277  south  Fifth 
Conaway  Joseph,  cordwainer  99  German 
Conaway  Patrick,  waterman  4  M'Culioch's  court 
Conceit'  George,    rope    maker    bhakamaxon    near 

Frankfort  road 
Conde  Charles,  perfumer  and  hairdresser  65  N.  Third 
Condt^n  William,  tavemkeeper5  Greenleaf's  court 
Condie  David  F  m  d.  193  Lombard. 
Condon  Wilham,  blacksmith  shop  Penn  (Kensington) 

dwelling  21  Beach 
Condy  isf  llaguet,  merchants  18  Decatur 
Condy  J.  W.  counsellor  at  law  232  VVabut 
fCondy  James,  shoemaker  Cnristian  near  Eighth 
fCondy    Peter,   cordwainer   9    north    Eighth 

between  Seventh  and  Eighth 
Cone  Joseph,  engraver  71  south  Eighth 
Conery  James,  flour  and  whiskey  store,  High  corner 

Schuylkill  Third 
Congar  William,  cordwainer  53  Brown 
Conger  James,  storekeeper  44  north  Fourth 
Conkle  George,  taylor  79  north  Third 
Cojikle  Henry,  toyshop  84  N.  Seventh      [See  £:unck€i 
Gonklin  Eiiza,  widow  Pine  above  Tenth 
Gonkling  William,  cordwainer  260  south  Third 
Corily  &  Eraser,  milliner  31  north  Fourth 
Conn  Mary,  widow  72  New 
Connell  John,    merchant   Bank  alley— d.    h.   comer 

Chestnut  and  Juniper  [works  Kensington 

Connell  John  H.  glass  manufacturer  90  north  Front- 
Connell  P.  grocer  172  south  Water,  and  173  Front 
Connell  Robert,  print  cutter  Juniper  near  \  iiie 
Connelly  Henry,  cabinetmaker  72  south  Fourth 
Connelly  J.  blacksmith  282  and  d.  h.  264  S.  Third 
Connelly  John,  boarding  house  186  south  Fourth 
Connelly  Joseph,  painter  isf  glazier,  back  385  S.  Front 
Connelly  John,  gentleman  280  Chestnut  st. 
Ccnnelly  Mary,  dry  goods  store  29  N  4th 
Connery  Thomas,  labourer  North  st. 
Conningham  D.  W.  storekeeper,  107  N.  2d    [see  Cun- 
Connor  Bernard,  drayman  Cedar  above  9th  [ningham 
Connor  Charles,  taylor  51  Dock 
Connor  Eleanor,  Parliam's  alley 
iConnor  James,  coachman  back  129  N.  10th 
t.r onnor  John,  labourer  8th  bel.  Lombard  {see  Q'Con- 
Connor  John,  163  south  5th  (nor 

Connor  John,  saddler,  &e.  154  Spnice 
Connor  John,  shoemaker  75  George  (S.) 
Connor  Mary,  widow  163  south  5th  st. 
Connor  Patrick,  labourer  Noble 
Connor  Peter,  shopkeeper  289  Vine 
Connor  Samuel,  mariner  48  Penn 
Connor  Thomas  G.  cooper  3  (Jf  d.  h.  10  Little  Water 
Connor  Timothy,  engineer,  ifc,  53  Chester 


coo  paxton's  annual. 

Conory  John  S.  shot  maker.  Arch  n.  Sch.  2d     (ingtoo 

Conover  Cornelius,  carpenter  cor.  Hamilton  is'  Wash- 

Conover  Joseph,  shoe  warehouse  S.  W.  cor. High  iJf  6th 

Conover  Elias,  hatter  418  S.  Front       (d.  h.  75  N.  7th 

Conover  Samuel  F.  m.  d.  141  south  5th 

Conrad  Elijah,  5  Church  alley 

Conrad  I?'  K41y,  shocwarehouse  60  High 

Conrad  Isaiah,  plasterer  120  Coats  (see  Conard 

Conrad  Joseph,  bricklayt^r  3  Summers'  court 

Conrad  John,  book  auction^-erShakspeare  buildings  N. 

W.  cor.  6th  ^  Chestnut— d.  h.  206  north  6th 
Conrad  Matthew,  shoewarehouse  60  High 
Conrad  Peter,  brushmaker  163  High— d  h,  4  n.  Front 
Conrad  Solomon  W.  bookseller  87  Hi.<h — d.  h.  81  Arch 
Conrad  widow  of  John  5  Church  Alley 
Censor  Adam,  mariner  back  45  Key's  alley 
Constable  Richd  gunmaker  (successor  to  Booth)  88  S. 
Conway  Harriet,  widow  Ger.  r.  ab.  1st  gate  (2d 

Conway  Susanna,  widow  Nonnater's  court 
Conwell  Gerard,  taylor  184  Water  13"  185  S.  Front 
Conyer Peter,  carpenter  Shackamaxon 
Conyers  John,  late  cordwainer  40  south  3d 
Conyers  Walter,  boot  manuf.  40  S.  3d— d.  h.  16  Bank 

{see  Cunningham 
Conynham  Gustavus,  sea  captain  81  Lombard 
Cooch  Francis  L.  mt  rchant  220  Spruce 
Cook  Abraham,  letter  carrier  37  Mulberry 
Cook  Alexander,  soap  and  candle  manufacturer  136 

and  140  north  Fourth 
Cook  Benjamin,  drayman  back  459  N.  3d 
Cook  Christiana,  ^vld^w  Cresson's  alley 
Cooke  David,  merchant  13  S.  Front— d.  h.  30  N.  3d 
Cook  David,  shoemaker  192  Shippen 
Cook  Duncan,  weaver  Hazi^l  alley  bel.  Pine 
Cook  Elias,  carpenter  Weaver's  alley 
Cook  doctor  Pudward,  27  Crab 

Cook  E    W.  t'.tner,  back  8  Goforth  alley — d-  h.  41 
Cook  Elizabeth,  nurse  12  Hinckle's  court  (Union 

Cook  George,  planematker  Laurel  n.  Budd 
Cook  Geo.  H.  grocer,  c5'c.  N,  W.  cor.  Walnut  45*  13th 
Cook  George  L,  merchant  taylor  149  north  2d. 
Cook  Hannah,  teacher  40  (ieorge  (S.) 
Cook  Jacob,  lalx)urer  232  north  Water 
Cook  Jamts,  brushmaker  238  High 
Cook  Joachim,  hatter  6  Pewterplatter  alley 
Cook  John,  baker  Ball  alley 
Cooke  John,  mercht.  133  High — d.  h.  147  Arch 
Cook  John,  newspaper  carrier,  Cresson's  alley 
Cook  John,  morocco  dresser  north  4th  below  Coats 
Cook  John,  cordwainer  back  117  German 
Cook  John,  whiskey,  ^c.  mercht.  High  W.  Sch.  4th 
Cook  John,  stevedcve  back  11  Walnut  {(Jf  6th 

Cook  John,  merchant  298  Chestnut 
C<x)k  John,  china  mercht.  276  High— d.  h.  S.  E.  cor 

Filbert  and  l'2th 


PHILADELPl^IA   DIRECTORY.  COO 

Cook  ^  LeuflFer,   whiskey,  ^c.  merchts.  High  W. 

Cook  Mary,  widow  back  293  south  5th  (Sch.  4th 

Cook  Michael,  cordwamer  170  Shippen 

Cook  Mary,  widow  19  Appletree  alley 

Cook  Philip,  shoemaker  8  German 

Cook  &  Sayre,  china  and  glass  merchants  276  High 

Cook  Susannah,  grocer  76  south  Third     " 

Cook  Susannah,  Sch,  Eighth  above  Cherry 

Cook  Samuel,  bookbinder  6  Mc'Cullock's  court 

Cook  Wm.  bootmaker  Queen  below  Fourth 

Cooke  Margaret,  wikow  storekeeper  121  Spruce 

Co:.ke  Samuel,  carpenter  and  joiner  Alberson's  court 

Cooke  Tamer,  tayloress  22  Swanson 

Cooke  VVm.  tobacconist  10  High— d.  h.  19  Appletree  alley 

Cooker  Jacob,  gardener  Prime  above  8th  (see  Booker 

Cooley  L.  intel.  and  exch.  ofhce  9  and— d.  h.  11  S.  4ih 

Coombs  David,  teacher  corner  of  German  and  Third 

Coombs  &  Spangler,  stove  manufactury  285  N.  3d 

Coombs  John,  carpenter  Budd  near  Poplar        {see  Combs 

Coombs  Joseph,  blacksmith  285  north  Third 

Coon  Elizabeth,  widow  54  Crown 

Coon  John,  shallopman  199  St.  John 

Coon  William,  mariner  back  318  south  Third 

fCooper  Aaron,  labourer  cor  Cedar  and  Seventh 

Cooper  Adam,  carpenter  Sch.  Seventh  ab.  Race 

Cooper  Ann,  widow  115  north  Fifth 

Cooper  Benj.  C.  merchant  taylor  70  Spruce 

Cooper  Benj.  merchant  2  High  -d.  h.  22  n.  Eighth 

Cooper  B.  &  B.  merchants  High  st.  Wharf  S.  side 

Cooper  Britain,  merchant  2  High— d.  b.  22  N.  8th 

Cooper  Collin,  merchant  33  north  Front 

Cooper  Conard,  shoemaker  256  north  Front 

Cooper  Daniel,  Camden  N.  J. 

Cooper  Elizabeth,  widow  12  York  court  (H.  L.) 

Cooper  Deborah,  widow  169  Spruce 

Cooper  F.  smith  100  Shippen—d.  h.  230  Catharine 

Cooper  Francis,  tobacconist  Harts  court 

Cooper  George,  tobacconist  13  Kunckel 

Cooper  Hannah,  widow  194  north  Fourth 

Cooper  Henry,  princer  Increase  court 

Cooper  Hugh,  grocer  50  N.  3d— d.  h.  313  Arch 

Cooper  Isaac,  cabinet  maker  30  Vine 

Cooper  James,  cooper  258  south  Third 

Cooper  James,  gentleman  32  New  Maiket 

fCooper  James,  porter  Nor»h  alley 

Cooper  James,  sea  captain  212  south  Third 

Cooper  Jane  widow  of  John,  137  Pine  (see  Couper 

Cooper  John,  merchant  175  High— d.  h.  19  Arch 

Cooper  Joshua,  carpenter  Race  W,  of  Broad 

Co  .per  Joshua,  C:imden  N,  J. 

Cooper  John,  printer  10  Green's  court 

Cooper  Joseph  Sc  Collin,  merchants  35  nor'ch  Front 

Cooper  Joseph,  merchant  35  N   Front  and  55  N.  4th 

Cooper  Mary,  widow  nurse  Malbro  ab.  Bedford 


COR  P  A  XTON  'S  ANN  UAL 

Cooper  Michael,  labourer  Lombard  W.  Sch.  8tk 

Cooper  Michael,  constable  177  Siiippen 

Cooper  Mrs.  widow  169  nortli  Second 

Cooper  Richard  M.  pres.  of  Camden  Bank,  Camden  N.  3. 

Cooper  Robert,  carpenter  137  Pine  and  185  S.  5tli 

Cooper  Lucy,  of  Charles  back  8  Fayette 

Cooper  Robert,  oak  cooper  58  Mead  alley 

Cooper  Susan,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 

Cooper  Thomas,  porter  hack  124  Queen  (S.) 

Cooper  Thomas,  draj-man  16  Swanson 

Cooper  Thomas,  gentleman  282  Cliestnut 

Cooper  Tho.  hardware  merchant  51  High— d.  h.  119  New 

Cooper  Thomas,  constable  33  Strawberry 

Cooper  T.  professor   of  chymistry  in  the    university  of 

Pennsylvania. 
Cooper  \Vm.  Cooper's  ferry  ab.  Camden,  N.  J. 
Cooper  Wm.  baker,  10th  ab.  Race  &  back  86  south  3d 
Cooper  Wm.  E.  millwright  466  N.  2d  &  Poplar  1.  bel.  2d 
Cope  Charles,  victualler  Johns  near  Second  stall  39  New 

Market 
Cope  Godfrey  G.  victiialler  cor.  4th  and  Tammany 
Cope  Israel  &  Jasper,  merchant  165  High 
Cope  Israel,  merahant  165  High— d.  h.  186  Arch 
■Cope  Henry,  merchant  36  north  Fourth 
Cope  Jasper,  merchant  165  High— d.  h.  391  Arch 
Cope  John,  mariner  Oak  below  Hayscales 
Cope  Margaret,  widow  Church  st. 
Cope  Thoipas  P.  &  Son,  merchants  Walnut  st.  wharf  > 

side — dwelling  36  north  Fourth 
Cope  Richard  S.  coardwainer  Stephen's  court 
Cope  widow  of  Henry,  87  Moyamensing  r. 
Cope  William,  carter  Catharine  below  Fonrth 
Cr)peland  Amelia,  widow  524  south  Front 
Coperland  Asa,  ship  joiner  524  south  Front 
Copeland  Geo,  carpenter  Mark's  lane 
Copcland  Jacob,  ship  joiner  36  Queen 
Comehard  James,  carpenter  Poplar  lane  below  4th 
Coperland  Mary,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 
Copia  Jacob,  coach  trimmer  183  Pine 
Copper  James  C.  accomptant  93  Pine 
Coppirsard  James,  coachmaker  4  Bells  court 
Coppinger  Clementina,  widow  56  Mead  alley 
Coppuck  John,  bricklayer  22  Chester 
fCoppy  James,  sweep  master  North  alley 
Corbet  John,  mariner  7  Callowhill 
Corbitt  Israel,  carpenter  28  Appletree  alley—d    h,  27 

Cresson  alley 
Corbitt  widow  of  Joseph,  157  Green 
Corbit  John,  carpenter  130  Vine 
Cordeza  J.  M   merchant  57  Union 

Core>  David,  coi'dwainer  10  Spruce  (tee  Curry 

Corty  Isra,  manner  135  north  Water 
Corfield  Adam,  taylor  64  Vine 


PHILADELPHIA  DIKECTORY.  COX 

Corfield  E,  D.  justice  of  the  peace  234  N.  Front 

Corfield  Jesse,  morocco  manufacturer  116  Walnut 

Corfield  Mary,  widow  23  Green 

Corgae  Thomas,  24  Little  German 

Corgee  Arthor,  block  maker  16  Mary  and  12  little  Water 

Covgee  &  Bashford,  block  makers  littl^  Water 

Corgie  George,  pilot  82  Swanson 

f  Cork  Isaac,  labourer,  Green's  court 

I  Cork  John,  carpenter  16  Juniper  lane 

fCork  Samuel,  woodsawyer,  Bonsall 

tCork  Wm.  porter,  Spaftbrd 

Corkrin  Jas.  carpenter  209  south  4th.     (*ee  Cochran 

Corlett  Catharine,  widow  81  Swanson 

Corlies  J.  W.  merchant  42  north  Third 

Corlies  Britton,  bricklayer  155  Vine 

Cormick  David,  mate  29  German 

Corn  Sally  of  Lawrence,  Maria  ab.  4th 

Cornan  Adam,  jun.  printer  1  Clever  alley 

Cornman  Adam,  sugar  refiner  263  north  Front 
Corneau  John  B.  cor.  Shield's  and  Raspberry  alley 

Corniel  John,  hatter,  Pfeiffers  alley  ' 

Corneille  Stephen,  gentleman  231  Lombard 
Cornell  Mary,  widow  475  Higti  cor.  13th 
Cornelius  Amy,  widow,  nurse  3  Prune 
Cornelius  Christian,  silver  plater  38  north  Eighth 
Cornelius  Wm.  fisherman,  glass  house  (K) 
Cornish  James,  corder  143  south  Sixth 
tComish  Tilghman,  woodsawyer  120  Christian 
Cornman  Joseph,  keeper  of  debtor's  apartment  S«  W.  Cor. 

Mulberry  and  Broad 
Cornwall  James,  carpenter,  Wood  near  Prince  (K) 
Comwell  Daniel,  painter,  etc.  Camden  N.  J. 
Cornwell  Joseph,  pilot  14  Christian 
Comwell  Wm.  labourer,  Lombard  W.  Sch.  8th 
Coryell  Henry  L.  carpenter  45  Gaskill 
Corry  H.  &  D.  Bateman,  milleners  113  south  Second 
Corr^y  Robert,  gentleman  29  Church  alley 

{see  Curry,  or  Curvit 
tCorroU  Walter,  waiter  226  south  Seventh 
Corson  Constant,  carter,  cooper's  court  (N.  L.) 
Corson  James,  grocer.  Oak  below  Coats,    {see  Carson 
Corston  Benjamin,  cabinet  maker  73  Ann 
Corvian  Margaret,  widow  29  Small 
tCoshet  John,  painter,  &c.  8  Crab 
Cossart  David,  cedar  cooper  483  north  Second 
Cost  Martm,  dyer  123  noi-tl-  Water 
fCoste  R.  perfumer  198  Caltowhill 
Coster  Ahrtiliam,  labourer  55  Artillery  lane 
Coster  Frederick,  brush  maker,  back  62  Race 
Coston  George  W.  shingle  dresser,  Browne  bel.  Front 
Cnston  Joshua,  labourer  20  Budd 
ifCotijnce  Wiley,  master-sweep  25/  Spruce 
Cotman  K  t'y,  widow  83  north  Fifth 
Cotter  Elizabeth,  widow  100  north  Fifth 

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(vOX  paxton's  annual 

Cottringer  John,  accountant  27  Powell 

Coughlin  Thomas,  painter  [he.  85  south  water 

Coughlin  Thos.  innkeeper  184  Callowhill 

Coulon  Helena  C.  fancy  store  106  High 

Coulter  Israel,  mercht.  N.  \V.  cor.  Union  and  Front 

Coulter  John,  mer.  compt.ing  house  3  and  d.  h,  5  Union 

Coulton  &  Rakestraw,  taylors  N.  E.  cor.  Penn  &  Cedar 

Coulton  Mrs.  widow,  opposite  99  Gaskill 

Coulton  Wm.  &  Co.  taylors  125  south  Water 

Coulton  William,  taylor  N.  E,  corner  Penn  and  Cedar 

Coulston  Barnabas,  tanner  4  Franklin 

Coulston  Israel,  cabinetmaker  Tammany  below  Fourth 

Coumbs  Oliver,  labourer,  Carrel's  court 

Councell  Thomas,  hatter  2  Hiickel's  court  ' 

Countrymen  C.  ornamental  painter  120  German 

Coupar  Elizabeth,  widow  Lolars  court 

Courtney  Arthur,  type  founder  Cordwainers  alley 

Courtney  Ann,  widow  11th  below  Pine 

Courtney  John,  weaver  Vine  near  Schuylkill 

Courtney  Joseph,  carpenter  8  Sugar  alley — d.  h.  Race 

Courtlauld  Samuel,  merchant  6  north  Eleventh 

Couzins  Benjamin,  carter  531  south  Second 

Couzins  Benjamin,  carpenter  N.  E.  cor.  Prime  and  2nd 

Couzins. Nicholas,  baker  49  Lombard 

Covert  Isaac,  block  and  pumpmaker  65  S.  Water — d.  h 

11  Carter's  alley 
Coward  William,  millwright  263  south  Second 
Cowan  John,  taylor  104  Cedar 
Cowden  Jane,  widow  back  58  Zane 
Cowden  John,  stonecutter  George  below  Eleventh 
Cowden  Samuel,  calico  printer  Juniper  near  Cherry 
Cowdy  Daniel,  mariner  6th  below  Coats 
Cowen  France?,  widow  storekeeper  2  south  Seventh 
Cowin  Hannah,  widow  back  364  south  Second 

Cowin  Susan,  widow  Bakers  alley 

Cowell  John  V.  merchant  38  south  Second 

Cowl  Daniel,  carpenter  15  Springet  alley 

Cownover  Jacob,  grocer  363  north  Fourth 

Cowperthwaite  James,  taylor  30  south  AVater — d.  h.  4 
Fromberger's  court 

Cowperthwaite  Joseph,  storekeeper  16  1-2  S.  Second 

Cowperthwaite  Mark,  shoemaker  165  Spruce 

Cowperthwaite  H.  &  P.  teachers  150  south  Sixth 

Cowperthwaite  Stacy,  bricklayer  150  south  Sixth 

Cowperthwaite  Thomas  S.  Camden  N.  J. 

Cowperthwaite  widow  of  Hulings,  204  north  Front 

Cox  Aaron,  carpenter  7  Birds  alley 

Cox  Abraham,  teacher  357  Arch 

Cox  Ann,  Wharton  below  Second 

Cox  Abner,  shopkeeper  15  Julianna 

Coxe  A.  S.  attorney  at  law  Chestnut  S.W.  corner  Sixth— 
d.  h.  114  Walnut 

Coxe  Daniel  W.  merchant  236  Walnut 

Coxe  Edward  D.  attorney  at  law  76  Walnnt 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTOIIY.  COZ 

Coxe  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman  43  Zane 

Coxe  Francis  S.  mercbant  65  south  Front 

Coxe  John  Redman,  M.  D.  professor  of  chemistry  in 
the  university  of  Pennsylvania  8  York  buildings,  of- 
fice back  in  Gcodwater  alley 

Cox  Benj.  tanner  High  west  of  Permanent  bridge 

Cox  Catharine,  boarding  house  50  Sassafras 

Cox  Catharine,  widow  of  Jacob  226  High 

Cox  David,  tavernkeeper  8  Ljctitia  court 

Cox  Daniel,  labourer  Vine  W.  of  Broad 

Cox  David,  bricklayer  116  south  Eighth 

Cox  Edward,  smith  28  Duke 

Cox  Eliz.  H.  teacher  8  College  avenue— d.  h  233  Spruce 

Cox  Elizabeth,  widow  Loxley's  court 

Cox  Elizabeth,  widow  N.  E.  corner  Union  and  Tliird 

Cox  Gabriel,  carter  N.  2nd  between  Beaver  and  George 

Cox  Gabriel,  bricklayer  4  Rihls  court 

Cox  George,  taylor  185  Cedar 

Cox  Gideon,  cedar  cooper  and  merchant  253  High 

Cox  Isaac,  ladies'  shoemaker  153  St,  John 

Cox  James  S.  President  of  the  Pennsylvania  Insurance 
Company  295  Chestnut  st. 

Cox  James,'  drawing  master,  N.  E.  cor.  4th  iS"  Chest- 
nut— d.  h.  39  Almond 

Coxe  John  D.  gentleman  76  Walnut 

Cox  John,  grocer  near  215  south  6th 

Cox  John,  mariner  247  south  Front 

Cox  John,  silver  smith  461  south  2d 

Cox  John,  labourer,  211  south  6th 

Cox  John  R.  cordwainer  Sheaff's  alley 

Cox  John  A.  late^&hoemaker  Tenth  bel.Pine 

Cox  John  W.  sea  captain  62  Gaskill 

Cox  Joseph,  milkman  Clifton 

fCox  Joseph,  ticket  porter  100  Gaskill 

Cox  Lawrence,  carter  Race  W.  of  Broad 

Cox  Michael,  back  378  south  Second 

Cox  Miss,  teacher  23  north  Fourth 

Cox  Paul,  late  sea  captain  88  south  Front 

Cox  Rebecca,  widow  storekeeper  6  north  2d 

Cox  R.  milliner  125  Mulberry 

Cox  Ruth,  widow  Coombs  alley 

Coxe  Tench,  clerk  of  the  court  of  Oyer  l^  Terminer 
and  Quarter  Sessions,  office  13  west  wing  of  statf. 
house— d.  h.  114  Walnut  st. 

Cox  Thomas,  weaver  12  Franklin 

Cox  William,  chairmaker  Relief 

Cox  Wm.  S.  M.  D.  42  north  5th 

Coyl  John,  mariner  Loxley's  court 

Coyle  John,  grocer  39  south  wharves 

Coyle  Mary,  widow  Jones  street 

Coyle  Patrick  labourer  3  Woglom's  court 

Cozens  Alice,  widow  2d  above  Ger.  road 

Cozens  A.  J.  Pilot's  hotel  south  east  cor.  Penn  if  Pine 

Cozen's  Elijah  D,  N.  E.  cor.  21  ^  Prime 


CRA  paxton's  annual 

Cozens  Benj.  jr.  sea  captain  88  Cedar 

Cozens  Jacob  B.  clock  ^  watch  maker  N.  E.  cor 

Crabb  Wm.  accomptant  35  south  10th  (Front  is"  Arch 

Crabb  William,  cordwainer  139  Locust 

Craft  William,  cordwainer  Taper  ay. 

Craft  Gershom,  printer  267  Race 

Craft  Jacob,  carpenter  Fourth  above  Poplar  lane 

Ci-aft  Mary,  widow  st.  Mary  above  7th 

Cragg  Georg  ,  dyer  499  north  3d 

Craig  Ann  and  Jane,  spinsters  113  Spruce 

Craig  Charles,  whiskey  store  Higli  cor.  Sch.  3d 

Craig  E.  W.  mercht.  13  S.  Front— d.  h.  6  north  4th 

Craig  Jacob,  coachman  104  north  11th 

Craig  James,  gentleman  208  Chestnut 

Craig  Jane,  shnebinder  56  Passyunk 

Craig  John,  nailer  136  Locust 

Craig  Lydia,  widow  back  405  south  2d 

fCraig  Noah,  labourer  36  Burd's  court 

Craig" Robert,  labourer.  Filbert  N,  Sch.  8th 

Craig  Samuel,  smith  39  Locust — d.  h.  124  south  lOtSi 

Craig  Wm-  mercht.  23  south  water—d.  h.  136  S.  2d 

Craig  William,  labourer  back  190  Lombard 

Craig  and  Willing,  merchants  23  south  Water 

Craige,  Holmes,  is'  Co.  domestic  warehouse  287  High 

Craige,  Huston  l?"  Co.  fancy  plated   saddlery  ware- 

store  110  High 
Craige  John,  saddler,  etc.  cor.  Ger  r.  JiJ"  3d 
Graige  Samuel,  taylor  back  62  Cherry 
Craige  Seth,  246  High 

Craige  Wm.  cotton  spinner,  Globe  mill  Ger,  r. 
Craigan  Alexr.  team  driver  202  south  5th 
Cramer  Henry,  carter  Palmer  bel.  Duke 
Cramer  John,  shipwright  25  Mary  (S.) 
Cramer  John,  jr.  shoemaker  482  S.  2d     (see  Creaniei 
Crammer  Ann,  widows  Starr  ay. 
Crammer  Rymer,  maririer  3  Baker's  court 
Crammond  W.  mercht.  43  Deck— d.  h.  248  Walnut 
Cranap  George,  sliipwright  Marlbro'  near  Queen 
Cramp  John,  fisherman  Queen  near  Cherry  (K.) 
Cramp  Martin,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
jCranchell  B.  widow  fruiterer  157  Chestnut 
Crane  Elizabeth,  Laurel  (N.  L.)  above  Front 
Crane  Sampson,  weaver  G.  road  near  Front 
Crane  Solomon,  weaver  Ger.  r.  above  Laurel 
Crane  Thomas  B.  cordwainer  73  south  5ih 
Crangle  Patrick,  labourer  95  Qiieen 
Cranmer  Thomas,  carpenter  Garden  ab.  Wood 
Cranmer  Joseph  S-  ladies'  shoemaker  47  south  2d 
Crans  Peter,  constable  52  Shippen 
Crap  Nicholas,  boot  and  shoem.^ker  17  Spruce 
Crapu  Eveline,  widow  11  Franklin  court 
Craven  Ishia,  accomptatit  6i\i  above  Po])]ar  lane 
Craven  Jacob,  labourer  418  south  Second 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.'  CRE 

Crawford  Alexander,  taylor,  28  Kunckle 
Crawford  Andrew,  accomptant  back  388  N.  Front 
fCrawford  Daniel,  wheelwright  9th  bel.  Lombard 
Crawford  Elizabeth,  widow  back  15  Noble 

Crawford  Henry,  carter  Stephen's  court  N.  Front 

Crawford  James,  73  S.  6th — office  in  the  coffee  house 

Crawford  James  L.  com.  mercht.  219  S.  2d 

Crawford  John,  Sheaff 's  alley 

Crawford  John,  labourer  Pine  bel.  12th 

Crawford  /ohn,  mate  162  Swanson 

Crawford  Mary,  widow  4  Farmer's  row 

Crawford  Margaret,  widow  151  St.  John 

Crawford  Nathaniel,  shipjoiner  Sarah  st. 

Crawford  Samuel  W.  d.  d.  teacher  Marble  cor.  11th— d.  !;> 
110  south  Tenth 

Crawford  Sam.  H.  boat  builder  326  north  Front 

Crawford  William,  accountant  21  Wood 

Crawford  William,  silk  dyer  94  Vine 

Crawl  Peter,  Juniper  below  Locust 

Crawley  I.  portrait  painter  inquire  55  S.  Tlh 

Crawley  Ed.  jeweller  295  Walnut  (see  Cro-wlez, 

Craycroft  Benjamin,  late  sea  captain  2>&  Cathrine 

Craycroft  Joseph,  shoemaker  309  and  225  S.  2nd 

Creamer  Christian  labourer  back  41  Prime 

Creamer  Eleanor,  of  Christian,  204  St.  John 

Creamer  Geo.  carpenter  108  Cherry 

Creamer  Henry,  coachtrimmer  See.  282  Arch 

Creamer  Jacob,  trader  72  Cedar 

Creamer  widow,  of  Henry  286  Arch  {see  Cramer 

Creamer  John,  victualler  Old  York  r.  ab^  5th.  stall  6  New 

Market 
Creamer  William,  weaver  Callowhill  cor.  Charles 
Crean  John,  lumber  merchant  12th  cor.  Locust— d.  h.  283 

Chestnut 
Crean  Jbha,  jun.  lumber  merchant  Pine  above  10th 
Crease  Wm.  G.  fancy  feather  manufactory  43  S.  3d 
Creely  Michael,  labourer  Malbro*  near  Bedford 
Cregar  Samuel,  shoemaker  Kunckle  above  Tammany 
Creger  George,  cotton  card  manufactory  137  Cherry 
Creighton  John,  bookbinder  Bryan's  court 
Creighton  Robert,  Irish  linen  merchant  6  S.  Front 
Cremona  Mrs.  of  Peter,  wax  worker  &c.  260  Lombard 
(^ress  Alexander,  cordwainer  183  St.  John 
Cress  George,  carter  Lombard  ab.  Twelfth 
Cress  Geo.  jr.  harnessmaker  249  Vine 
Cress  Joseph,  mariner  Little  Water 
Cress  Thomas,  cooper  91  Brown 
Cress  widow  of  J.  299  Race 
Crosse  Josiah,  carpenter  276  north  Second 
Cressman  Henry,  shoemaker  138  N  Eighth 
Cresson  Benjamin,  china  merchant  197  Sassafras 
Cresson  Caleb,  gentleman  261  Arch 
Cresson  Elizabeth,  widow  cor.  Callowhill  and  12th 
Cresson  Eiiott,  merchant  133  High— d.  h.  30  Sansooa 

7* 


ORG  PAXTON  S  AXXUAt. 

Cresson  Jame?,  chinA  meicht.  227  Higli-.-d.  h.  322  Arch 
Cresson  John  H.  C  r.na  mercht   14  N.  2iid— d.  h.  227  High 
Cresson  John  H.  St  Jus.  china  mcTchts.  14  N.  2d 
Cresson  J  iseph,  cliina  mercht.  14  N*  2iid— d.  h.  104  S.  4th 
Cresson  Jo  hiia,  accountant,  18  Cluster 
Cresson  Mary,  widow  of  John  E.  30  Sansom 
Cresson  R.icti.  C.  grtjcer  N   E.  cor.  Front  and  Coats 
Cresson  Samuel,  lumber  merchant  204  N.  Sixth 
Cresson  widow,  of  Daniel  Hazel  alley  ab.  l-ocust 
Cresson,  Wisler,  &  Co.  merchants  133  H.gh 
Crf-th  Daniel,  liquor  store  217  Cedar— d.  h.  223 
Cribbin  John,  rigger  115  Catharine 
Cridland  Caleb,  dry  good  store  N.  E.  cor.  2d  and  Pine 
Cridland  Benjamin  dry  good  store  221  S.  Second 
Cridland  J:)hn,  merchant  304 Chestnut  above  11th 
Crigemire  Jacob,  fence  maker  2nd  below  Ger.  r. 
Grain  Mary,  widow  nurse  39  Coats  alley 
Crilley  Davis,  nailer  525  north  Third 
Crispen  Peter,  waterman  Sarah  N.  Bedford 
Croasdill  William,  mercht,  14-6  High— d.  h.  46  Cherry 
Crippin  Isaac,  porter  back  202  Lombard 
Crippen  Wm.  shallopman  189  Shippen 
C»ist  Henr)',  ship  wright  Palmer  below  Duke 
Crist  John,  oak  cooper  Palmer  below  Duke 
Crissey  Jacob,  coachman  hack  9  Crown 
Crist  John,  supervisor  Palmer  above  Duke 
Crist  John,  grocer  cor.  Queen  and  Bishop 
Crist  Joseph,  caulker  Palmer  ab.  Prince 
Crist  Samuel,  victualler  38  (N.  L  )  Market 
Crissy  James,  bookbinder  319  N.  Second 
Critz  Peter,  brickmaker  cor.  Spruce  &  Sch.  7th 
Crocker  Henry,  taylor  37  Spruce 
Crocket  John,  carter,  Coopers  court  (N.  L. 
Crockett  Saml.  taylor  154  S.  Water — d.  h.  51  Spruce 
Crockett  &  Tumbelston,  taylors  N.  W.  corner  of  Wa- 
ter and  Drawbridge  dock 
Crocks  John,  watchman  2d  above  G.  road 
Croft  Thomas,  mariner  177  Coats's 
Crombarger  John,  merchant  314  High  &  84  S.  11th 
Cromley  Christiana  milkwoman  31  N.  7th 
Crornmie  James,  tavern  keeper,  Hi<j;h  n.  Sch  8th 
tCromwell  John,  sail  maker  Green's  court 
Cromwell  John,  bricklayer  20  Sch  rivers*  court 
Cromwell  Martha  nurse  48  Shippen 
Cromwell  Oliver,  bricklayer  Kunckle  near  Green 
Crone  widow  of  Isaac  SpafFord 
Cro  ks  George  R.  currier  316  N.  Second 
Crooks  Wm.  taylor  S.  W.  cor.  Chestnut  and  Water 

fCrooper  Sarah,  nurse         7  Cedar  above  7fi 
tCrooper  John,  stevadore   5  ^e^ar  above /c,i 

Cropper  Kendall  S.  lumber  mercht.  1 J3  Swanson 
fCrosberry  Thomas,  porter  Tai)er  alley 
|Crosherry  Thomas,  porter  Taper  alley 
Crosby  George,  porter  Juniper  alley 


BBU  paxson's  annual 

Crosby  Elizabeth,  shop  keeper  82  Cedar 

Crosby  He^jry,  brickmaker  6  Wells's  court  N.  Stt 

Ciosby  Jasper, ^vealfer  Ann  n.  12th 

Corosby  James,  porter  1'  Warren's  court 

Crosby  M.  stonediUeFSS  novlh  Tenth 

Crosby  Peter,  labourer,  ba^k  331  south  Front 

Crosdel  Jofin,  wood  sawyer,  Coob's  court 

Crosier  Benjamin,  shoemaker  Elmslies  alley 

Croskev  Geo,  D,  accountant  24  Little  George 

Crossland  Frederick  mercht.  4  sourth  Fourth 

Crosley  Mary,  umbrella  maker  77  south  Second 

Cross  Benjamin,  teacher  of  music  82  S.  Fifth 

Cross  Daniel,  labourer,  back  207  St.  John 

Cross  Robert  O.  hatter  157  south  Front — d.  h.  35  Meadaf 

Cresson  James,  bricklayer  298  south  Fourth 

Crossman  Henry,  grocer  148  south  Front 

Grossman  widow  of  James,  Bedford  (M)     (^see  Crossman 

Crothers  John,  mariner,  back  378  south  Second 

Crothers  \Vm.  S.  mercht.  219  High— d.  h.  389  Arch 

Crotto  Henry,  labourer  22  Sugar  alley 

Crouding  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  70  north  Sixth 

Crouse  Baltus,  labourer,  Say  st. 

Crouse  Catharine,  widow  N.  S.  ab.  Pegg's  run 

Crouse  Jesse,  carpenter,  back  364  south  Second 

Crouse  Michael,  victualler,  Garden  ab.  Callowhill 

Crouslup  George,  smith  7  little  German 

Crouta  John,  cook  and  confectioner  1  south  Fourth 

Crow  Wm.  labourer  12!h  near  Race 

Crowell  Samuel,  pilot  92  Swan-on 

Crowell  E.  druggist  271  S.  Front  h  cor.  2d  &  S.  &  S.  &  5th 

Crowell  Ellis  B.  &  Co.  merchants  9  south  Water 

Crowell  and  Graljam,  druggists  258  Louth  second  and  N. 

E.  corner  Cedar  and  Fifth 
Crowell  James,  teacher,  33  Queen  &  18  Shippen 
Crowell  Smith,  carter  302  south  Third 
Crowell  Thomas,  gentlemen  147  Ptne 
Crowen  Gabriel,  marinei',  back  345  north  Front 
Crowl  Martin,  watchman  2  Branners  alley 
Crowlc  Jane,  widow  16  Currant  alley 
Crowley  Jas.  shoemaker,  back  122  N  llth.    {see  Cra-wlev 
Crowley  John,  clock  and  watchmaker  132  south  Front     •  . 
Crown  Deborah,  tayloress,  George  on  Pitt 
Crowers  George,  skindresser.  Fourth  above  George 
Crozier  Margaret,  widow,  09  Union 
Crukshank  Jos.  printer  &  stationer  16  C"  20  church  alley 
Cruiier  Mary  C.  widow  storekeeper  165  n.  third 
Crumback  Jacob,  cordwainer  5  Fitzwalter  {see  Krum 

Crumback  Goflfrey,  cordwainer,  15  Vernon 
Crumback  Pinter,  labourer  Shippens  court 
Crumbley  Wm,  copperplate  printer  122  Locust 
Crumley  Thomas,  ropemaker  cor.  Walnut  Sc  Sch.  seventh 
Crumley  Henry,  Meciuiiic's  Hotel  edar  above  IJt  i 
Crununel  Ph;lip,  victualler  7  Ciuirlotle 
Crumpton  William,  silverplater  89  S.  Sixth 


t)AH  PAXTONS'  ANNUA*. 

Crupper  Isaac,  mariner  1  Callowhill 

Cruse  John,  Uig"ger  Kugler's  court 

Cruse  Peter,  mariner  back  64  Catharine 

Ci-uson  William,  inspecior  of  lumber  3  Swanson 

Cug  Francis,  15  South  Fourth         ^ 

Culm  Isaac,  tailor  25  Plum  n.  2d 

Culin  John,  taylor  S.  W.  corner  High  and  Water— d.  h.  4 

Chancery  lane 
Culin  Jonathan,  shallopman  St.  John  st.  (S.) 
Culin  George,  bookbinder  Key*s  alley  and   Pfeiffers  alley 
CuUan  George,  tailor  back  40  Aim 
CuUen  John,  chymist  &c.  N.  E.  corner  Chestnat  &  2ad 
Culnan  Charle  ,  262  S.  Fourth  [see  Kinnan 

Culp  George,  brickmaker  Camac  bel.  old  York  road 
Culp  Jacob  tV  CO.  grocers  222  N.  Second 
Culverson  Mary,  widow  9  South  alley 
Culver  Martha,  widow  4  Branners  alley 
Gumming,  widow  of  Wm.  101  N.  9th 
Gumming  Richard  P.  tinplateworker  274  N.  2d 
Gumming  Martha  ,  widow  274 
Gumming  Enoch,  396  N.  Third- 
Gummings  Catharine  Anna,  9  Fit z waiter 
Gummings  Samuel  S.  druggist  &c.  288  &  274  N.  2d 
Gummings  James,  cordwainer  back  1S3  N.  Third 
Cnmming^  Samuel  S.  Sc-co.  apothecaries  &  druggists  288 

N. Second 
Gummings  Wm.  carpenter,  1  Elizabeth 
fCummings  John,  woodsawyer  Chestnut  n.  Sch-  5th 
Gummings  Ebenezer,  92  south  Front 
Gummings  E.  &  co,  grocers  426  N.  Second 
Gummings  Mrs.  widow  495  N.  Third 
Gummings  Wm.  merchant  26  Plum  and  92  S.  wharves 
Gummings  John,  accountant  322  S.  Front 
Gummings  James,  weaver  maiden  p.  Shackamaxon 
Cummins  Jane,  seamstress  30  Julianna 
Cummins  Rebecca,  widow  seamstress  123  New 
Cummins  David  &  co.  merchants  68  S.  wharves 
Cummin?  Richard,  porter  Acorn  alley 
Gumpsted  Jane,  widow  42  Bread 
Gumpston  Thomas,  merchant  244  Sassafras 
Cunningham  Job,  carter  Catharine  st.  wharf 
Cunningham  Sarah,  washerwoman  29  Crab 
Cunnini^ham  J:Hmes,  cordwainer  Locust  ^bove  Twelfth 
Cnnningham  John,  stonecutter  back  51  Zane 
Cunningham  Elizabeth,  94  South  Fifth 
Cunningham  John  H.  printer  66  Dock 
Cunningham  John,  shoemaker  24  Franklin  court 
Cunningham  Joseph,  cordwainer  Cedar  above  Twelfth 
Cunningham  M.  mantua  maker  183  soutii  Second 

[tee  Conynham  &  Connin^kam 
Cunitz  &  Helmbold,  sUtioners  161  S.  F'roni  &  160  S. 

Water 
Cunitz  Jacob  S.  stationer  161  S.  Front  and  160  S.  Water 
Cupples  Samuel,  merchant  288  High 


CUP  PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY. 

Curby  Edward,  mariner  14  Pine 

Curcier  Andrew,  merchant  73  High  d.  h.  S.  3d  1st  door 

below  Pine 
Cui-cier,  Ravesies  Cf  CO.  merchants  73  and  164  Hig-h 
Curcier  Andrew,  Jun.  merchant  162  1-2  High 
Cure  Louis,  watchmaker  and  jeweller  154  Sassafras. 
Curran  Hugh,  labourer  Prosperous  alley 
Curren  William,  hack  driver  44  Cherry 
Current  Frederick  mariner  8  M'CuUoch's  court 
Currie  Helen,  boarding  house  100  south  Front 
Currie  Wm.  m.  d,  119  south  Fifth 
Currin  James,  shoemaker  13  Sassafras  alley 
Currin  Timothy,  plaisterer  301  Walnut 
Curry  widow  of  Archibald,  Pitt  above  George 
Curiy  Archibald  carpenter,  Arch  north  Sch.  Second 
Curry  A.  &.  E.  widows  137  Spruce 
Curry  Bridget,  widow  121  New 
Curry  George,  lumber  mercht.  Darby  r.  below  High 
Curry  John,  mrrchant  taylor,  121  south  Third 
Curry  John,  cordwainer.  Prime  bel,  2d.     {see  Correy 
Curry  Mary,  widow,  Mc  Ginnis's  court 
Curry  Molestor,  shoe  dealer  190  north  Third 
Curry  Patrick,  labourer.  Broad  near  Vine 
Curry  Samuel,  bootmaker  30  south  Sixth 
Curtis  Asa,  grocer  N.  E.  cor.  Second  and  Arch— »d.  h.  35 

Elfretli's  alley 
Curtis  Cook,  carpenter  ]9i. Green 
Curtis  John,  potter  405  and  407  south  Front 
Curtis  John  H,  accountant,  near  21  Little  German 
Curtis  Kezia,  widow,  shopkeeper  385  1.2  Race 
Curtis  Margaret,  widow  mangier  16  Coombs  ay. 
tCurtis  Samuel,  sweep  34  Powell  (^see  Kurtz 

Gushing  Augustus,  com.  mer.  172  High — d.  h.  415  Arch 
Gushing  Caleb,  sea  captain  421  south  Front 
Custer  Samnel,  smith,  Frankfort  r.  above  Bedford 
Cutbush  James,  assistant  apothecary  general  of  the  United 

States  207  south  Fourth 
-Cuthbert  A.  41  Penn 

Cuthbert  Eiiza,  gentlewoman  397  north  Front 
Cutlibert  James  L.  gentleman  189  south  Ti)ird 
Cuthbert  Joseph,  grocer  108  Filbert 
Cuthbert  Samuel,  masvmaker  206  south  Third 
Cuihbert  Thomas,  merchant  264  south  Second 
Cuthbert  James,  weaver,  George  near  Pitt 
Catherel  Willis,  taylor  60  Lombard 


DABADIE,   FARROUILH  i!f  Co.  merchants  21? 
Dabadie  John,  merchant  131  Walnut  [High 

Dadeker  Adam,  baker  Marlborough  near  Bedford 
Daffin  Elizabeth,  teacher  31  Powell 


DAR  paxton's  annual 

Dahlgren  Bernard,  Swedish  and  Norwegian  consul, 

office  107  south  Front — d.  h.  16  Pine 
DahofF  Jacob,  taylor  2  Myer's  court 
Daily  Bernard,  typefounder  Cedar  N.  W.  cor.  Eleventh 
Daily  Dennis,  drayman  near  3  Poplar  lane 
Daily  William,  tavernkeeper  243  S.  Sixth    [See  Daly 
Dainty  John,  copper-plate  printer  10  Sugar  alley 
Dale  Jacob,  ropemaker  291  south  Fourth 
Dale  James,  sailmaker  Lily  alley  above  Tammany 
Dale  commodore  Richard  55  Pine 
Dale  Peter,  labourer  Christian  below  Sixth 
Dallam  John,  saddler  &c.  307  High 
Dallam  Samuel,  saddler  &c.  307  High 
Dallas  widow  of  Alexander  James,  9S  south  Fourth 
Dallas  George  M.  attorney  at  law  74  Walnut 
Dallas  William,  plaisterer  back  65  Catharine 

[See  Dulles 
Dallet  Elijah  Ijf  Thomas,  soap  and  candle  manufac- 
turers 34  High 
Dallet  Mrs.  widow  Pine  west  of  Broad 
Dalling  James,  barber  331  north  Second 
Dalling  James,  weaver  German,   road  above  Laurel 
Dairy mple  Elizabeth,  nurse  Prime  below  Second 
Dairy mple  James,  cordwainer  Prime  below  Second 
Daly  Edward,  bookbinder  38  Zane 
Daly  John,  sea  captain  200  north  Front 
Daly  John,  tavernkeeper  44  south  Eighth 
Daly  Nicholas,  cabinetmaker  135  Lombard 
Dalzell  llobert,  weaver  225  Shippen 
Dalzell  William,  china  store  244  south  Second 
Dance  Josiah,  grocer  south-east  corner  of  Third  and 
Dancer  Sarah  Ann,  widow  33  Cherry  [Vine 

Dandelot  Mrs.  40  south  Eighth 

Danenhower  Charles,  old  Roterdam  Inn  118  N.  Third 
Danenhower  Abraiiam,  paper  stainer  Clane  alley 
Danenhovfer  George,  flour  inspector  114Callowhil'l 
Danenhower  John,  flour  inspector  60  Ann 
Daniel  Miller,  inn  keeper  Beach  (K.) 
Daniels  John,  carter  Johns  above  Front 
Daniels  Joshua,  grocer  Twelfth  below  Pine 
Daniels  Wm.  mariner  Oak  (N.  L:)  below  Coats 
Dankel  Henry,  baker  69  Gaskill 
Dankwerth  John,  baker  151  Cherry 
Dannaker  Christian,  storekeeper  135  north  Third 
Dannaker  cjt*  Hallowell,  grocers  22  north  Second 
Dannaker  John,  victualler  (/allowhill  above  Eighth 

stall  55  New  Market 
Danhaker  George,  grocer  22  north  Second — d.  h.  3 

Fronbergejs  court 
Dannenberg  Christian,  wine  mercViant  26  N.  Tenth 
Darby  Samuel,  carpenter  23  Coats 
^Dare  James,  dry  good  store  112  north  Fourth 
''Darking  Charles  L.  painter  ifc.  246  south  Third 


JPHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  DAV 

Darland  Thomas,  harness  maker  39  Chester 

Darling  Samuel,  grocer  N.  E.  corner  Sixth  and  Spruce 

Darmon  William,  saddler  30  Elfreth  alley 

Darnell  Henry,  measurer  of  grain  270  south  Fifth 

Darr  widow  of  John,  victualler  83  Browa 

Darr  Jacob,  victualler  123  Brown 

Darrach  Archibald,  labourer  back  36  north  Third 

Darrach  Ellen  A.  teacher  corner  Third  and  Pear 

Darrach  John,  labourer  Brcad  below  Vine 

Darrach  Thomas  B.  hatter  62  south  Second      [scales 

Darrach  William,  labourer  Oak  (N.  L.)  below  Hay 

Darrach  widow  of  James,  hatter  268  Arch 

Darragh  John,  carpenter  77  Dock 

Darrah  Neal,  carter  100  Plum 

Darrah  widow  132  Cedar 

Daschkoff  Andrews,  Envoy  Extraordinary  from  Russia 

109  south  Third  [5  Cherry 

Dauce  Simon,  goldsmith  ^c.  12  north  Second — d.  h. 
Dauderman  I.  cooper  back  82  Race 
Davault  Philip,   drayman    Davault's   court    Fourth 

above  Brown 
Davenport  John,  stocking  weaver  172  N.  Fifth 
Davenport  Mary,  dry  good  store  41  north  Second 
Davenport  Robert,  jeweller  Randall's  court 
Davenport  William,  mathematical  instrument  maker 

25  south  Front — d.  h.  90  Sassafras 
Davenport  widow  of  James,  1  Moyamensing  road 

Davenport ,  stone  cutter  Tenth  below  Race 

David  Jacob,   storekeeper   S.  W.  corner    Race  and 

Third— d.  h.  31  north  alley 
David  John  T.  merchant  164  High — d.  h.  167  Spruce 
David  J.  T  fmerchant  167  Spruce  [Third 

David  cJT"  Richardson,  grocers  S.  W.  comer  Race  and 
Davidson  David,  tavernkeeper   183  south   Front  and 

182  south  Water 
Davidson  David,  shoemaker  back  360  south  Second 
Davidson  E.  boarding  house  166  south  Tenth 
Davidson  Jane,  widow  11  Poplar  kne 
Davidson  John,  baker  227  south  Fourth 
Davidson  Nathan,  merchant  239  Vine 
Davidson  William,  accountant  30  Strawberry 
Davidson   William,    broker   83    Chestnut — d.   h.    5 

Sansom 
Davison  Robert,  sailmaker  67  Walnut 
Davies  Edward,  coach  painter  477  Race 
Davies  Edward,  stablekeeper  next  2  north  Ninth 
fDavis  Aaron,  oysterman  back  152  Locust 
f  Davis  Alexander,  labourer  Tammany  below  Rose  ay. 
Davis  Amos,  blacksmith  Juniper  below    High — d.  h. 

Ann  W.  of,  Schuylkill  Eighth 
Davis  Ann,  widow  nurse  back  13  German 
Davis  Ann,  widow  back  14  S-  Tentk 


DAV  paxton's  annual 

Davis  Ann,  widow  1  Willow  court 

Davis ,  labourer  Cambden  (N.  J.) 

fDavis  Andrew,  labourer  Eleventh  below  Pine 

Davis  Abner,  shoestore  92  High 

Davis  A.  grocer  Sch.  Seventh  comer  Cherry 

Davis  Armon,  fl -urmerchant — store  224  High— d.  h. 
7  south  Eleventh  above  Chestnut 

Davis  Benjamin,  carter  Sixth  near  Coates 

Davis  Benj.  merchant  54  N.  Front  and  31  Key's  ay; 

Davis  Catharine,  widow  40  New 

■fDavis  Ce.esar,  labourer  Paschall's  alley 

Davis  Daniel,  conib  maker  74  Budd 

Davis  Daniel,  taylor  2  Cauflrman*s  alley 

Davis  David,  cordwainer  123  Arch  Loxley*s  ct. 

Davis  David  Jones,  m.  d.  4  south  8th 

Davis  D    nd  S.  storekeepers  27  north  9th 

Davis  Edmund,  marmer  Federal  above  2d 

Davis  Edward,  carter  34  Budd  {see  Davies  &  Deavj 

Davis  Eli,  shoemaker  132  High — d.  h.  18  Ke/s  alley 

Davis  E.  andE.  shoestore  132  High 

Davis  Elijah,  drayman  77  Budd 

Davis  Elijah,  Spruce  near  Broad 

Davis  Elizabeth,  widow  carpet  weaver  62  Gaskill 

Davis  Elizabeth,  widow  119  Spruce 

Davis  Elizabeth,  widow  405  south  2d 

Davis  E.  pilot  of  the  Bait  steam  boat  55  north  8th 

Davis  Evan,     Inquire  48  north  3d 

Davis  Geo.  stock  &exch.  broker  39  Dock~d.  h.  142  Pine 

Davis  Hannah,  widow  19  north  6th 

Davis  Harriet,  back  52  Currant  alley 

Davis  Henry,  hostler  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Davis  Isaac,' tanner  cor.  Old  York  r.&  Noble  &  109  Chest- 
nut— d.  h.  106  north  4th 

Davis  Jacob,  combmaker  Cobb's  court 

f  Davis  Jacob,  waiter  St  Mary 

D*vis  James,  smith  185  Shippen— d.  h.  &  inn  285  S.  5th 

Davis  Jehu,  boarding'  house  164  south  Front 

Davis  Jesse,  carter  179  Coats 

Davis  John,  cabinet  maker  12  Christian 

f  Davis  John,  barber  back  26  Lombard 

f  Davis  John,  labourer  163  Coats 

Davis  John,  inspector  of  customs  57  north  8th 

Davis  John,  carter  Faries's  court 

Davis  John,  labourer,  18  Grisel's  alley 

Davis  John,  bookbinder  15  Fromberger's  court 

Davis  John  M.  cabinet  maker,  28  Parham's  alley 

Davis  John,  dry  good  store  204  Sfiuth  2d 

Davis  John,  taylor  Locust  above  12th 

f Davis  John,  mariner  Vine  near  13th 

Davis  John,  shoestore  40  High 

Davis  John,  tobacconist  344  High 

Davis  Jonathan,  carpenter  175  Pine 

Davis  Jonathan,  saw  whetter,  401  north  Front 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  DAW 

Davis  Jcse,  blacksmith  159  St.  John 

Davis  Joseph,  mariner  152  north  Water 

Davis  Joseph,  hatter  56  Callowhill 

Davis  Joseph,  stone  mason  Vine  W.  of  Broad 

Davis  Joseph,  shoemaker  back  30  Elfreth's  alley 

f  Davis  Levin,  boarding  house  20  Appletree  alley 

Davis  Mary,  storekeeper  70  north  4th 

Davis  Nathan,  storekeeper,  Camden  (N.  J.)  (2d 

Davis  Pardon,  seminary  17  Fromberger's  ct.— d.  h.  39  N. 

Davis  Rebecca,  milliner  corner  Spruce  and  Second 

Davis  Richard,  mariner  35  Penn 

Davis  Richard,  gentleman  295  Spruce 

Davis  Robert,  sacking  bottom  maker  67  Walnut 

Davis  Samuel,  carter  cor.  George  and  Pitt 

Davis  Samuel  L.  grocer  54  N.  3d 

Davis  Samuel  C.  taylor  80  Penn 

f  Davis  Simon,  sawyer  Coats  above  4th 

fDavis  S.  white  washer,  Morgan 

Davis  Thomas,  blacksmith  old  York  r.  below  Tamrnanv 

Davis  Thomas,  weaver  S.  E,  cor.  St.  John  and  Green 

DaviS  Thoma.«,  watchman  back  6  Dock 

Davis  Thoma:,,  (Black  Bear  Inn)  1  soutli  5th  near  High 
Davis  Thos.  printer  and  bookseller  S.  E.  cor.  Race  &  9ir 

Davis  Thomas,  carpenter  369  north  3d 

Davis  Thomas,  shoemaker  187  N.  Front 

Davis  William,  blockmaker  Church 

Davis  Wm.  machine  maker  cor.  9th  &  Cherry 

Davis  William,  cordwainer  334  High 

Davis  Wm.  wood  sawyer  north  6th  above  Poplar  lane 

Davis  Wm.  labourer  Sch.  3d  below  High 

Davis  Wm.  moulder  Juniper  near  Vine 

Davis  Wm.  taylor  6  south  5ih 

Davis  Wm.  carpenter  241  (>edar 

Davis  Wm.  shipchundler  corner  Sassafras  and  Water — o 

h.  118  Mulberry 
Davis  Zephaniah  stonemason  back  110  Cherry 
Davison  Robert,  grocer,  &,c.  135  S.  Water 
Davolt  Henry,  carter  north  4tli  above  Brown 
Davoit  John,  carter  nonh  4th  above  Biown 
D'uvaux  Aime,  mariner  184  Swunson 
J^:ivy  John,  cubinetmaker  130  Cedar 
Davy  Thomas,  merchant  164  south  10th 
Davy  AVtliiam,  mariner  back  51  Mead  ailey 
Dawes  Ann,  widow  20  north  6ih 
Dawes  Charles,  accountant  231  south  3d 
Dawes  Deborah,  teaciier  6  No;  r.s  alley  {see  Dooevs  C" 

Dawes  Elizabeth,  gurdener  Christian  above  7th     {Dowers  < 

Dawes  S.byl  &.  Co.  storekeepers  6  south  2d  '  ,M;*f' 

l);tws  Timothy,  sea  captain  1  Federal  street  ^'^i^ 

Dawsey  Elizabeth,  widow  65  New 
Dawson  George,  soap  and  candle  factory  373  south  2d 
Dawhon   George  B. merchant  12  Pine 
fDawson  James,  glass  paper  maker  P^per  allev 
8 


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PAXTON  S    AN SUA I 


Dawjson  Jonas,  cltick  and  watch  maker  413  High— -d.  , 
Juniper  below  High 

Dawson ,  cordwainer  back,  366  north  2d 

Dawson  John,  carpenter,  north  2d  above  Cier.  road 
l>awson  Miss,  95  south  5th 
Dawson  Robert,  gentleman  101  N.  2d 
Dawson  and  Wood,  merchts.  49  north  3d 
DawsoJi  widow  of  William,  77  Chestnut 
Dawson  Washington,  merchant  49  north  3d 
Day  Angiistus,  carver  and  guiUler  2^  south  Second 
Day  Benjamin,  shipwright  Sarali, 
Day  Charles,  cordwainer  back  SS5  south  Front 
Day  Humphry',  shoemaker  back  369  south  Front 
'   Day  Jacob,  trader  Peters's  alley 
Day  John,  labourer  Vine  above  13th 
Day  IVtary,  tayloress  121  south  Sixth 
Day  Michael,  Palmer  near  West 
Day  M.  bonnetmaker  17  Strawberry 
Day  Joseph,  labourer  Sch.  2nd  above  Vine 
Day  Samuel,  taylor  62  Cherry 
Day  Samuel  B.  grocer  223  Cedar 
Day  Samuel,  combmaker  44  Bread 
])aymond  Francis,  teaciier  near  30  south  Tentli 
Dayton  Lewis,  watchman  Lombard  above  12th 
Dazey  Jemima,  widow  New  Market 
Deacon  Israel,  principal  keeper  of  the  Prune  street  apai't- 

ment  of  the  prison 
Deacon  Peter,  shipmaster  58  Catharine 
i)eal  Catharine,  widow  N.  8th  above  Mulberry  alley 
]^eal  Christian,  baker  SST"  north  Fourth 
Deal  Daniel,  blacksmith  Queen  near  Shackamaxon 
j)eal  Flizabeth,  grocer  corner  Queen  and  Hanrtver 
Deal  K.  baker  24  Appletree  alley  {see  Dale  &  Diehi 

Deal  Francis,  victualler  stall  34  N.  L.  INIarket 
Deal  Jacob  csrternear  307  north  Eighth 
Deal  Jab,  vir^.  Ger.  r. — 1st  gate— stall  39  N..L.  Market 
l^eal  John,  labourer  Sch.  7tii  below  Race 
Deal  John,  baker  144  Coats 
Deal  John  drayman  Ger.  r.  below  1st  gate 
Deal  Martin,  baker  215  Callowhill  and  back  129  Race 
Deal  Peter  S.  Queen  below  Shackamaxon 
Deal  Samtiei,  vic'ualler  S.W.  cor.  High  and  Centre  square 
Deal  Samuel,  carter  Oer.  r.  below  1st  gale 
Deamer  George,  wheelwrigiit  Ger.  r.  ntar  Second 
Deamer  John,  oakcooper  18  Argyle 
Deamer  Lewis  ^5  Queen  (S.) 
.     jDean  Abner,  mariner  CaufTman's  court 
;Vs»-'i^ean  John,  tavernkeeper  94  north  Second 

"   Dean  John,  carter  54  New  Market    '  ^ 

Dean  John,  gentleman  74  north  Fifth 
Dean  Alexander  J.  teacher  Clevnr  alley 
Dean  M.  academy  for  young  ladies  7  Clever  alh  v 
tOean  Thomas  oysterman  153  Locust  | 
Deangeli  Giaccnto,  fruiterer  80  Cedar' 


PHILADELPHIA  DlRECTOllY.  DEL 

Dears  Jane,  widow  192  St.  John 

Death  John,  viciualler  Garden  above  Peg-gs  run 

Deas  Wiiliam  Allen,  N.  E.  cor.  lOih  and  Spruce 

Deavs  Isaac,  carpenter  220  Walnut  (see  Davis 

Denves  Tryal,  blacksmith  52  Wood 

De  Hurtholt  David,  gentleman  7€>  north  .5th 

De  Bartholt ,  seminary  76  north  Fitih 

De  Binder  Joseph,  boatbuiider  back  270  Swanson 

Dcbizon  V.  gentleman  123  Lombard 

Debolster  Christian,  mariner  back  2 17  Swanoon 

Debost  Ann,  widow  6  Knights  court 

Debrosse  Charles  cc  Co.  morocco  dressers  41  St.  John 

De  Bree  John  B.  accomptant  148  south  Sevenih 

Debust  John,  sailmaker28  Franklin  court 

Decamp  Margaret,  widow  55  Duke 

Decker  Churles,  tallowchandler  &c.  75  Green 

Decker  Frederick,  brassfounder  164  north  Eighth 

Decker  Mrs.  of  Moses,  75  Green  (see  Dncker 

Decker  P.I.  storekeeper  44  south  Second 

Decordova  R.  &  Sons,  drygood  merchants  95  N.  Third 

Decutrell  Joseph,  jeweller  103  Lombard 

Decharms  Sarah,  widow  235  Spruce 

Deddier  Jacob,  labourer  Queen  above  Cherry 

Defebach  David,  millstone  maker  4  Eckfeldt  court 

Defield  Jesse,  mariner  37  Moyamensing  r. 

Defield  John  P.  shoemaker  Merriott's  lane  above  Fourth 

Deforest  George,  combmaker  64  north  Eighth 

Deforest  iMaiy,  widow  64  north  Eighth 

Deforest  Peter,  hatter  62  Cherry  below  Sixth 

Derance  Augustus,  gentleman  155  Pine 

Deggau  John,  cordwainer  324  Vine 

De  Gouge  Maria,  boa.dii.g  bourse  146  Chestnut 

Degrass  Jeremiah,  shoemaker  357  south  Second 

Degraves  John  B.  pilot  32  Queen 

De  Groat  James,  sea  captain  290  south  Front 

De  Haven  Holstein,  carpenter  40  Chester 

De  Haven  Hugh,  gentleman  upper  45  north  Sixth 

De  Haven  Hugh,  jun.  merchant  upper  45  north  Sixth 

De  Haven  Isaiah,  skia  dresser,  2  WelU  row  north  Eighth 

above  Buitonwood 
De  Haven  John,  carpenter  16  Franklin 
De  Haven  Jon,  Wells  row  north  8ih  above  Logan 
De  Haven  Peter,  303  High — d.  h.  216  Spruce 
De  Haven  Will  am,  taimer  Franklin-—?!,  h.  Ger.  r.  above 

Third,  and  manufactory  26  north  "pliird 
fDelioney  Daniel,  labourer  Siiippen  above  Seventh 
Dehr  &  Lohr!,  wheeliron  makers  Poplar  la?\enear  Thiiv 
Deimling  Francis  C.  accomptant  2  Qu;'.rry  >*     1 

Deiiz  John,  bricklayer  199  north  Third  '^    '.f. 

Deitz  Peter,  oakcooper  33  Union  [see  Ditz  Di:^ 

Deklyn  Theodore,  blockmaker  and  shipcharuller  Oak  ah  . 

Hay  scales  d.  h.  26  Budd 
De  la  Croix  Louis,  distiller  264  north  Sc.»nd 
Delamatar  Jo!m,  merchant  68  north  Eighth 


DPE  PAXTON*S  ANNUAL 

De  La  Montanye  "V.  shoemaker  321  south  Sixth 

Delany  James  W.  of  the  U.  S.  navy  N.  W.  cor.  6th  and 

Little  George 
Delany  L}  dia,  widow  214  south  Fourth 
Delany  Peter,  ship  watchman  163  soutli  Front 
Delany  William,  carver  &c.  305  south  Third 
Delany  John,  carver  216  Vine 
Delany  Patrick,  news  carrier  8  Locust 
Delany  Wm.  attorney  at  law  50  S.  Sixth  cor.  Lit.  George 
Delap  Humphrey,  smith  Hoffmans  alley 
Delaplaine  Joseph,  Reposilory  of  the  lives  of  distinguish- 
ed American  characters  211  Chestnut,  E.  of  seventh 
Delaunay  Jane,  widow  209  Gallowhill 
Delauney  John,  gone  to  New  Orleans ! 
Delavau  WiUiam,  grocer  51  Lombard 
Delavau  James,  fruiterer  158  north  Third 
Delavau  Joseph,  Lombard  above  Third 
Delavau,  widow  of  Isaac  219  Swanson 
Delavau,  widow  of  John  160  Swanson 
Delavau  Wm.  grocer  176  Spruce 
fDelbres  Francis,  shoemaker  9  Prune 
Deleon  J.  Alvares,  teacher  of  languages  15  Franklin  ct. 
Delleker  George,  engraver  8  S.  Eighth  d.  h.  15  N.  Twelfth 
Deluy  Ylaire  F.  hairdresser  2  south  Sixth 
Demerlier  J.  B.  shoemaker  172  south  Second 
Demoy  Francis,  baker  near  107  Catharine 
Dempsey  John,  iron  merchant  8  Broad  and  S.  wharves 
Dempsey  John,  cordwainer  Stampson's  alley 
Dempsey  Martha,  widow,  nurse  back  293  Arch 
Dempster  Wm.  carpenter  n.  Sch.  8th 
Denabre  Mrs.  30  Powell 
Denckla  A.  H.  merchant  28  north  Third 
Denessence  Rachel,  widow  seamstress  York  court 
Denham  Susan,  widow  40  Gaskill 
Denman  Aaron,  merchant  329  High  d.  h.  351  Arch 
Denman  Maria,  widow  34  north  Ninth 
Denning  Catharine,  widow  56  Almond 
Denny  John,  victualler  Hanover  near  West 
Dennis  Jer.  shoe  maker  Frank  road  above  Queen 
Dennis  James,  Jersey  Hotel  N.  W.  cor.  Argyle  (Almond  • 

and  Swanson 
Dennis  John,  coroner  90  north  Sixth 
Dennis  John  W.  &  co.  grocers  481  High 
Dennis  John  W.  cabinetmaker,  back  79  Cherry 
Dennis  Michael,  barber  516  south  Front 
fDennis  P.  woodsawyer  St.  Mary  above  Seventh 
Dennis  Richard,  late  col.  94  sovith  Eighth 
Dennison  James  potter  2  Brj'an's  alley 
Dennison  George,  teacher  128  Locust 
Dentier  Jacofc,  baker  16  south  Tenth 
Denton  Sophia,  Eleventh  above  Filbert 
Dentzel  F.  oysterman  40  Cedar 
i)*  Pee  Henry,  baker  Walnut  above  Thirteenth 
*  D'Pee  Abraham  porter  22  Blackberry  alley 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  DEVv 

-D*  Pee  Thomas  waiter  upper  163  Pine 

Depangnier  Charles,  accomptant  7  flyer's  court 

Derbyshire,  widow  2  Carpenter's  coart 

fDerham  Isaac,  porter  44  north  Third 

f Derham  Joseph  woodsawyer  back  70  Small 

Dering-er  Henry,  gunsmith  870  north  Front 

Derkhem  David,  cabinetmaker  278  south  Second 

Deroche  Bonne,  mantua  maker  219  south  Fifth 

Dering  John,  brewer  Webb's  alley 

Dermond  Ann,  widow  100  Cedar 

Derling  Edward,  fruiterer  33  Cedar 

DerrJohn,  sugar  boiler  189  Cherry 

Derr  Mary,  widow  185  St.  John 

Derr  Martin,  back  298  Race 

Derrick  George,  labourer  back  404  north  Front 

Derrick  Wm.  shipjoiner  24  Browne    " 

tDerricks  James,  dealer  224  south  Second 

Derrickson  Ann,  widow  cake  baker  30  Springet  alle^ 

tDenickson  James,  dealer  240  south  Second 

f  Derrickson  M.  woodsawyer  291  south  Fifth 

Derries  George,  siiopkeeper  88  south  Second 

Derry  Ellen  widow  30  appletree  alley 

Desabaye  Lewis,  painter  kc.  Randall'-:  court 

Desauque  Lewis,  merchant  65  south  2d 

Desauque  L.  Jun.  &  co.  wine  and  lir;uor  store  65  south  2d 

Deschamps  F,  fancy  store  132  soutii  Second 

Deschapelles  A.  B.  merchant  132  Lonbard  corner  Fifth 

Desher  Hannah,  widow  back  460  north  Third 

Deshong  Mathias,  tavernkeeper  82  Dock 

De  Silver  Joseph,  grocer  414  north  Second 

De  Silver  Rbt.  bookseller,  binder,  &c.  110  Walnut 

De  Silver  Thomas,  bookseller  8cc.  237  High 

De  silver  Thomas,  mariner.  5  Shippen 

Desmond  T.  painter  and  glazier  148  tJf  d.  h.  99  Spruce 

Desplat    Stephen,  ladies  shoemaker  22  S.  4th, 

Desppets  James,  trader  38  high 

Despinose  madame.  Rose  Ally 

Dessalet  John,  pump  maker,  Ger,  r.  above  3d. 

Deswan  Christopher  trunkmaker  Pilt  below  George 

Detton  Caleb,  mason  &  bricklayer  25  Coombs  alley 

Devany  John,  blacksmith  n.  121  German 

Devariux  John,  sea  captain  398  south  front 

Devariux  Madame,  mantuamaker  124  Pine 

Develier  widow  of  John,  bottler  258  Sassafras 

Develle  Lewis  A,  segar  maker  54  Chester  [Ste  Duva- 

Deveney  John,  (green  tree  Inn)  corner  PFince,   and 

Marlborough 
fDeveny  Peter,  waiter  Green's  court 
Deville  Miss,  millinery  store  84  south  Third 
Devitt  Terrence  I.  baker,  149  Spruce 
Devitt  Terrence,  baker  240  Cedar 
Devlin  Ferdinand,  labourer  Steinmetz  court 
Devries  George,  shopkeeper  88  S  3d. 
Dewees  David,  taylor  on  the  Drawbridge 

8  * 


Die  PAXTON  S   AKNUAL 

Dewecs  Mrs.  boarding  house  35  Spruce 

Dewees  Elizabeth,  widow,  store  keeper  40  N.  8th 

Dewees  Martha,  widow  Emlins  alley 

Dewees  S.  &  D.  taylors,  on  the  Drawbridge 

Dewees  Samuel,  shoemaker  Queen  below  3d 

Dewees  Spencer,  taylor  on  the  drawbridge 

Dewees  William  P.  m.  d.  64  S.  8th 

Dewer  Susannah,  teacher  46  Gaskill 

Dewey  Tames^  Surveyor  41  Green 

Dew  it  Peter,  accomptant  94  Popler  lane 

Dews  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  back  37    New  market 

Dewson  William,  mate  back  41  Becks  alley 

Diachery  Joseph,  Philadelphia  Garden  328  Race 

Diamond  Jacob,  carpenter  13th  above  Sassafras 

Diamond  John,  merchant  Bank  alley 

fDiamond  J.  F.  hairdresser  30  Lombard 

i)iblin  George,  segar  maker  408  N.  3d 

Dice  Christiana,   widow  milkwoman  corner  Cherry 

and  Sch.  Eighth 
Dick  Daniel,  iy  Co  tobacconists  49  and  S7  S.  Front 
Dick  John  F.  carpenter  14  Moyamensing  r. 
Dick  Philip,  tobacconist  49  south  Front 
Dick  Peter,  taylor  John's  below  Second 
Dick  William,  Janitor,  University  of  Pennsylvania  S.  9th 
Dickens  John,  cooper  268  south  Fifth 
Dickes  Samuel,  cordwainer  454  south  Front 
Dickerson  Aaron,  m,  d.  N. W.  cor.  Callowhill  and  Kunckle 
Dickerson  John,  sen.  37  Coats 
Dickerson  John,  jun.  corder  37  Coats 
Dickeson  John,  waterman  Green  above  Front 
Dickeson  Wm.  hatter  180  and  185  N.  Front  and  38  High 
Dickeson  Wm.  ropemaker  Oak  above  Coats 
Dickenson  James,  ropemaker  S7  Moyamensing  r. 
Dickenson  Rebecca,  widow  corner  Chestnut  and  Eighth 
D;ckensheet  David,  tanner  Poplar  lane  near  Third 
Dickey  B.  coachman  19  Appleiree  alley 
Dickhart  Jacob,  vict.  Charles  st. — stall  47  New  Market 
Dickinson  Catharine,  S.  E.  corner  3d  and  George  (N.  L.) 
Dickinson  Dame),  Miniature  painter  110  N.  Eighth         » 
Dickinson  David,  printer — Office  Filbert  above  Twelfth — 

d.  h.  3  Shriver's  court 
Dickinson  Elizabeth,  glove  manufactory  42  S.  Second 
DickinsonHenry,  gentleman,  Whitehall 
Dickinson  John,  carver  and  guilder  back  38  Cherry 
Dickinson  John,  manner  back  53  Queen 
Dickinson  Jesse,  carter  20  Noble 
Dickinson  Jos.  ropemsker  Christian  above  Third 
Dickinson  Keturah,  widow  of  Abel,  printer  (Whitehall) 

Ridge  road  above  Buttonwood 
Dickinson  I^onard,  Trunkmaker,  Manufactory  4  Schri- 

ver's  court— dwelling  house  110  north  Eighth. 
Dickinson  Martha,  widow  corner  Front  and  Green 
Dickinson  Phoebe,  widow  158  south  Second 
Dickinson  Richard  C,  grocer  N.  E.  cor.  10th  and  Lombard 


PHILA1>ELPHIA  DIRECTORT.  DRI 

Dickinson  Sarah,  157  south  Ninth 

Dickinson  Sarah,  116  Mulberry 

Dickinson  Solomon?  lumber  mercht.  J67  Green 

Dickinson  Thos.  lumber  mer.  cor.  Fourtli  and  Green 

Dickis  Peter,  whitesmith  Queen  near  Marlborough 

Dicks  Abel,  carpenter  Castle  (see  Dick 

Dicks  Barclay,  ladies  shoemaker,  Arch  above  Twelfth 

Dickson  widow  of  George,  16  Franklin  court 

Dickson  John,  grocer  200  south  Third  comer  Gaskill — 

d.  h.  43  Gaskill  -  (see  Dixon 

Dickson  Joseph  R.  inspector  of  customs  38  Almond 
Dickson  Wm.  mercht.  246  High— d.  h.  11  north  12th 
Didereau  John,  type  founder,  Bonsall 
Diehl  &'  Barnes,  ship  brokers  115  south  2d 
Diehl  Daniel,  innkeeper  north  Sixth  ab.  Callowhill 
Diehl  John,  gentlemen  301  Race 
Diehl  Nicholas,  notary  public  office  115  south  Second— d. 

h.  6  Locust  (see  Deal 

Diehl  Thomas,  wine  merchant  335  High 
Diehl  "Wm.  victualler,  Buttonwood  above  5th 
Dietz  Joseph  J.  artist  55  Brown  (see  Dietz* 

Dietz  Rudolph,  102  South  Fifth 

Difer  Hapman,  smith,  212  Cherry  (see  Diver 

Dteffenbach  John  L.  15  Fryers  alley 
Diekell  George,  Mary  (K)  n.  Frankfort  road 
fDigs  John,  mariner,  Passyunk  bel.  Sixth 
Dikeman  William,  rope  maker.  Federal  bel.  2d 
Dilcart  <>  Eckert,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  342  north  2d 
Dilcart  John,  340  north  Second 
Dilcart  Peter,  soap,  &€,  manufacturer  342  N.  Second 
Dilhorn  Nathl.  biscuit  baker  68  and  82  Arch 
Dilks  Elijah,  livery  stable  keeper,  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Dill  Joseph  H.  sea  captain  117  Swanson 
Dillion  Archibald,  curbstone  setter  216  south  Sixth 
Dillin  Owen,  bricklayer.  Vine  bel.  11th 
Dillin  Wm.  collector  78  north  9lh.  (see  Dillon. 

Dillingham  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law  74  south  Sixth 
Dillman  Jacob,  labourer  3d  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Dillon  Amelia,  widow,  back  184  Lombard 
Dillon  James  99  Passvunk      ^  (see  Dillin 

Dillon  Richard,  grocer  N.  W.  cor.  5th  and  Lombard 
Dilman  Christopher,  hair  dresser  420  north  Second 
Dilworth  &  Evans,  dry  goods  store  77  north  Second 
Ddworth  Samuel,  merchant  77  north  Second 
Dilworth  Wm.  ironmonger  59  High — d.  h.  4  Union 
Dingee  Charles,  saddler,  S.  W.  cor.  3d  and  Race 
Dinnin  Robert,  carpenter  188  south  Sixth 
Dirat  Louis  M.  69  south  Second 

Dirat  Mrs.  milliner  &  mantuamaker  from  Paris  69  S.  2d. 
Distouet  S.  merchant  168  High—d.  h.  S.  E  cor.  Fifth 

Diteman ,  labourer,  cor.  Federal  and  Second 

Dito  Shery,  grocer  72  Locust 

fDiton  John,  labourer  3  Pryors  alley 

Diver  Jos.  carpenter  4  Filbert — d.  h.  185  Cherry  (see  Difer 


DON  PAXTOn's   ANNl/AL 

Divine  Mark,  weaver^  Wood  n.  Prince  (K) 

Dixey  Isaiah,  pump  maker.  Smith  court 

Dixey  James,  currier,  Adelphi  avenue 

Dixey  Jonathan,  carpenter  312  south  Seventh 

Dixey  Thomas,  pump  maker,  Fitzwalter  above  7th 

Dixey  Thomas,  sea  captain  161  Cedar 

Dixey  Wra.  printer  471  south  Second 

Dixey  Wm.  pump  maker,  Smith  court 

Dixey  Wm.  wood  sawyer,  back  390  Race 

fDixon  Anthony,  labourer  84  Shippen 

Dixon  Denis,  moroeco  dresser  155  Shippen 

Dixon  George,  shipwright  514  S.  Front 

Dixon  Joseph,  mustard  manufacturer  (only  son  of  the  late 

John)  30  south  Front 
Dixon  Michael,  sea  captain  171  south  11th 
Dixon  Mrs.  widow  42  Shippen 

Dixon  Peter,  saddler  285  Market— d.  h.  23  north  9th 
Dixon  Sarah,  widow  28  Little  Water 
Dixon  Thomas,  drayman  Cedar  near  Tenth 
Dobbins  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Thomas  merch.  taylor  5  S. 

Front— d.  h.  298  High  (Scales 

Dobbins  Joseph,  wheelwright  Oak  (N.  L.)  below   Hay 
Dobbins  Stewart  A.  5  south  P^ront 
Dobelbower  Charles,  printer  332  south  2d 
Dobelman  F.  silversmith  275  Vine 
Dobson  Augustus,  carpenter  back  21  Little  German 
Dobson  Jonathan,  shoemaker  367  north  Third 
Dobson  Samuel,  carpenter  115  Walnut 
Dobson  Thomas,  bookseller  and  stationer  (stone  house^ 

41  siuth  2d  above  Chestnut 
Docha-temer  Lewis,  baker  Cherry  below  6th 
Dodameade  Thomas,  brassfounder  26  Charlotte 
Dodd  Aaron,  labourer  36  Juliana 
Dodd  John,  skindresser  Rogers'  court 
Dodd  William,  labourer  19  Pewterplatter  alley 
Dodge  Daniel,  jeweller  78  S.  4th  &  Carter's  alley 
Dodge  William,  steam  engme  maker  cor.  Penn  &  Beach 
fDodson  Matilda,  68  Sliippen 
Doel  John,  bookseller  305  north  2d 
DohnerL  Maria  C.  v.idow  l8Q»R;ice 
Doig  John,  stone  cutter  215  south  6th 
Dake  John,  coach  trimmer  Pine  below  11th 
Doke  Mary,  widow  back  90  north  11th 
Doke  Mutthew,  labourer  Pine  below  llth 
Dolbert  John,  sexion  of  Swedes*  church  Prime  ab.  2d 
Dolivy  Ann,  boarding  )iouse  59  south  7th 
Dolby  Mary,  wiiow  338  south  2d 
Doll  V;ileniine,  weaver  Crown  n.  Frank,  r, 
Doiley  Samuei,  coachmaker  N.  front — d.  h.  377  N.  4tfa 
Dolman  John  M,  slioem;!ker  243  N.  Front 
Dolton  Charles,  carpenter  Frank,  r.  below  West 
Doman  Catl'.arine,  widow  94  Christian 
Donagan  Thomas,  dry  good  »tore  410  north  21 
Donahle  Jeremiah,  tailor  244  south  3d 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  DOR 

Dondria  Margaret,  widow  88  Lombard 

Done  Abel,  jeweller  55  Lombard 

Donely  James,  storekeeper  149  north  3d 

Donnaker  Matthew,  labourer  Garriguer's  court 

Donaghy  Jane,  widow  26  Gillis's  alley 

Donaldson  Andrew,  mastmaker  Penn  n.   Maiden— d.  h. 

68  Swanson 
Donaldson  Andrew,  cordwainer  Cedar  below  3d 
Donaldson  Isaac,  china  storekeeper  76  N.  Second 
Donaldson  Jos.  hatter  72  N.  2nd  (see  Donnaidson 

Donaldson  flc  Lang,  mastmakers  95  Swanson 
Donaldson  Mahamy,  widow  back  364  S.  Third 
Donaldson  William  T.  68  Swanson 
Donaldson  Weston  C.  mastmaker  95  Swanson— d.  h.  66 

Queen  (S.) 
Donath  Joseph,  merchant  28  S.  Front  {see  Da- 

Doneker  John,  victualler  back  211  Callowhill  {naker 

Donlevy  John,  cordwainer  cor.  Shippen  and  Vernon 
Donley  Alexander,  carter  22  Mary 
Donnaidson  Edward  M.  sea  captain  43  Dock 
Donnaidson  &  Evans,  crockery  store  307  ^.  Second 
Donnaidson  John,  jun.  wine  merchant  insurance  broker 
and  dispactour  for  adjusting  average  and  insurance 
losses  43  Dock — d.  h.  38  Walnut  {see  Donaldson 

Donnaidson  Richard  M.  sea  captain  43  Dock 
Donnell  James,  labourer  Hazel  alley 
Donnell  Lester,  sea  captain  11  Catharine 
Donnel  Nathaniel,  74  Catharine 
Donnel  Robert,  labourer  Hazel  alley  below  Pine 
Donnell  Rosannah,  widow  Brooke  court  N.  Front 
Donnelly  — — »  shingle  dresser  Oak  below  Coats 
Donnelly  Hugh,  bricklayer  S.  W,  cor.  Plum  and  4th 
Donnelly  E.  grocer  140  Cherry  {see  Donleu 

Donnelly  James,  labourer  Maria  above  Fourth 
Donnelly  Joseph,  ashman  below  157  Moyamensing  r, 
Donnelly  Mathias,  carter  Morgan 
Donnelly  William,  gardner  219  south  Front 
Donovan  Sarah.  Lily  alley  above  Tammany 
Donoven  Sarah,  widow  store  keeper  302  S.  Front 
Doolittle  Noble,  commission  merchant  Shakspeare  build- 
ings N.  W.  cor.  6th  and  Chestnut— d.  h.  183  Walnut 
Doomer  Thomas,  victualler  514  north  Front 
Doores  Wm.  C.  taylor  2  Heyde's  ct.  {see  Dawes  Cf  Dowers 
Dor  M.  band  box  maker  95  south  Fifth 
Doran  Michael,  merchant  corner  Chestnut  and  2nd 
Doran  William,  grocer  Race  near  Sch.  Seventh 
Doris  James,  labourer  Currant  alley  n.  Walnut 
tDoris  Peter,  coachman  Juniper  lane 
Dorff  Patrick,  tin  plate  worker  287 
Dorman  John  C.  woodsawyer  Queen  below  4th 

Darnin ,  widow  8  Pleasant  av. 

Dornin  Bernard,  bookseller  and  lottery  office  N.  W.  co?. 

ner  Walnut  and  Third — d.  h.  Elmslie's  alley 
Dorsey ,  widow  7  Bird's  alley  (S.) 


DOU  paxton's  annual 

Dorsey  Benedict,  china  &c.  merchant  132  N.  Second 
Dorscy  John,  auctioneer  store  6  Decatur  street — d.  li. 

Sansom 
Dorsey  John  S.  m.  d.  next  114  Mulberry 
Dorsey  &  Siackhouse  china  &c.  merchants  132  N.  2nd 
fDosier  Peter,  waiter  Bonsall 
Doitro  Mary,  widow  of  Barney  134  Callowhill 
Doug-all  John,  weaver  5  Appletree  alley 
Doughden  John,  captain  of  the  team  ferry  boat  (Washing- 
ton) Camden  (  N.  J.) 
Dougherty  Alex,  taylor  S.  E.  cor.  Water  and  Chestnut 
Dougherty  Charles,  b:ick  134  south  Fourth 
Dougherty  Charles,  220  south  Fourth 
Dougherty  Daniel,  grocer  and  carter  296  Lombard  S^E. 

corner  Ninth 
Dougherty  Edward,  labourer  5  Pine  alley 
Dougherty  Edward,  huckster  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Dougherty  George,  ironmonger  145  and  147  S  Front 
Dougherty  George,  Spruce  near  Schuylkill 
Dougherty  Hugh,  weaver  Vineyard  Village 
Dougherty  James,  drayman  106  German 
Dougherty  John,  labourer  Hanover  ab.  Prince 
Dougherty  John,  waterman  Noble  above  Second 
Dougherty  John,  carter  228  Catherine 
Dougherty  John,  grocer  1  Spruce  Qf  206  S.  Sixth 
Dougherty  Joseph,  miller  Pottery  alley 
Dougiierty  Joseph  cordwainer  298  south  Sixth 
Dougherty  Maria,  widow  120  Pine 
Dougherty  Michael,  fisherman  Beach  near  Hanovei" 
Dougherty  Patrick,  labourer  157  Shippen 
Dougherty  Philip,  teacher  S.  10th  below  Pine 
Dougherty  Rachel,  widow  Mark's  lane 
Dougkerty  Richard,  carter  Bradford's  alley 
Dougherty  Sarah,  widow  19  Cedar 
Dougherty  Thomas,  boarding  house  63  N.  Tenth 
Dougherty  Thomas,  accountant  161  Chestnut 
Dougherty  R.  carpenter  7th  n.  Spruce — d.  h.  Bradford's 

alley 
Dougherty  W.  sen.  soapboiler  Gardner 
Dotigherty  Wm.  quarryman  Washington  n.  Vine 
Dougherty  widow  of  J.  bourding  house  9  Elbow  lane 
Doughty  Thomas,  currier  65  Arch 
Doughty  Wm.  smith  N.  6th  above  Callowhill 
tD(.!iglass  Amos,  chimney  sweeper  St.  John  ab.  Poplar 
■fDouglass  Cuff  carter  26  Blackberry  alley 
Douglass  Elizabeth,  widow  251  Vine 
Douglass  Francis,  bricklayer  71  south  Eleventh 
Douglass  Henry,  guilder  36  Coats 
Douglass  John  C.  patent  peg  shoemaker  50  Zane 
tDouglass  John,  shoemaker  Sixth  above  Camac 
Douglass  John,  alderman  168  south  Fourth 
Douglass  John  jr.  22  Argyle 
Douglass  John  jr.  inspector  of  lumber 
Douglass  John,  printer  5  Heyde's  court 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  DRE 

Douglass  Joseph,  sailmaker  46  south  wharves — <L  h 

17  Powell 
Douglass  Peter,  toothbrush  maker  80  north  Third 
tDouglass  Robert,  hairdresser,  ^c.  54  Mulberry 
Douglass  S.  L.  accountant  24  Christian 
tDouglass  Thomas,  oysterman  162  north  Third 
IDouglass  ^  Ware,  sail-makers  48  south  wharves 
Douglass  widow  of  John,  12  Argyle 
Douglass  William,  cabinetmaker  192  south  Fifth 
Douse  Richard,  labourer  126  Plum 
Douthert  Abraham,  weaver  17  Apollo  street 
Dover  Catharine,   widow    Germantown    road   above 

the  first  gate 
Dover  Charlotte,  shopkeeper  1  Cherry 
Dove  Elizabeth,  widow  24  Parham's  alley 
Dow  George,  boarding  house  14  Shippen 
Dow  Rebecca,  nurse  24  Christian  street 
Dowd  Mrs.  widow  of  John,  9  Small 
fDowdon  Knight,    dealer  176  south  Second 
Dowel  John,  subscription  collector.  Locust  ab.  Twelfth 
Dowel  Richard,  storekeeper  Hamilton  village 
Dowell  Catherine,  teacher  Frankford  near  Bedford 
Dowerman  Matthias,  shipwright  Sarah  st. 
Dowers  Nicholas,  stablekeeper  123  Pine 
Dowler  John,    gunsmith   N.  W.  corner   Green   and 

Rose  alley 
Dowman  John,  currier  Rose  alley 
Down  Thomas,  cordwainer  139  Moyamensing  road 
Downer  Charles  L.  merchant  12  south  Wharves 
Downey  B.  weaver  159  Moyamensing  road 
Downey  John,  JaI)ourer  Mark's  lane 
Downing  Ann,  widow  back  131  north  Third 
Downing  John  J.    merchant   Girrard's   wharf — d.  h. 

58  south  Sixth 
Downs  Earl,  shoemaker  Bedford  near  Crown  (Ken.) 
Doyle  Aijn,  milMner  162  south  Sixth 
Doyle  Bartholomew,  s^iWe  keeper  Hartung's  alley 
Doyle  Catharine,  widov/  9  Frombergers  court 
Doyle  Hugh,  accountant  14  Quarry 
Doyle  James,"  shoemaker  Currant  alley  near  Walnut 
Doyle  J{)hn  grocer  338  High 
Doyle  John,  tavernkeeper  Leopard  Inn  (Head  Quarters  for 

the  members  of  12  1-2)  Laetitia  court 
Doj  le  Maria,  60  Shippen 
Drais  Daniel,  sailmaker  3  Quarry 
jDraper  Jesse,  porter  92  Bedford 
Draper  Jonathan,  97  south  4lh 
Draper  M:iry,  widow  back  101  Spruce 
Drayton  James,  umbrelia  manufacturer  3  S.  4th 
Drean  Richard,  merchant  4  north  Sd 
D  edger  John,  tavern  keeper  156  north  Water 
Dree  Fi  ederick,  cabinet  maker  152  south  4th 
Drei^b;.f  h  Wm.  mercht.  104  north  2d— d.  h.  97  Nobl* 
Dresser  S.  cordwainer  cor.  Carpenter  and  4th 
Dicv,  J;  hn,  flaxhackl^r  26  Gilles*  alley 


DUE  [  paxton's  annual 

Drew  Robert,  accountant  181  Lombard 

Drexel  F.  M.  portrait  painter  129  1-2  south  Front 

Dring  Jeptha,  carpenter  13th  abovt  Locust 

Drinker  Henry,  cashier  of  the  bank  of  North  America 

Drinker  HenryJS.  gentleman  69  Locust       (30 .north  Front 

Drinker  Jno.  attorney  at  laW  20  S.  7th— d.  h,  30  N.  Front 

Drisco  Jane,  widow  22  Pine 

Drisdel  J.  Green  opposite  Kunckle 

Drinkwater  William,  grocer  85  south  Front 

Drips  Matthew,  oil  cloth  painter  Sch.  8th  near  Vine 

Drosdorf  Charles  A.  grocer  N.  E.  cor.  Locust  &  11th 

Droz  Charles  A.  clock  &  watchmaker  118  Walnut 

Drum  John,  vict.  stall  25  New  Market— d.  h-  Logan  n.  8th 

Drum  William,  victualler  302  north  8th 

Drumbor  Henry,  innkeeper  394  N.  3d— d.  h.  N.  W.  corn. 

Drunibor  Hannah,  bleeder  with  leeches  25 N.  8th     (Coat^ 

Drummond  J.  bleeder  with  leeches  25  north  8th 

Drummond  Mary,  widow  14  Lombard 

Drummond  Thomas,  labourer  80  Green 

Drury  Michael,  mercht.  14  south  Front 

Drury  and  Tallant,  merchants  14  south  Front 

Drysdale  Wm.  clock  mt'.ker  144  south  Front 

Duane  Wn>.  editor  and  publisher  of  the  Aurora— d.h.  108 

and  office  back  110  Walnut 
Duane  William  J.  attorney  at  law  44  south  6th 
Dubacee  Susan,  washerwoman,  cor.  Christian  &  8th 
Dubarry  John,  merchant  281  High 
Dubauh  M.  jr.  glove  maker  Townsend's  court 
Dublin  Andrew,  labourer,  n.  127  Green 
Dubois  Benjamin,  box  maker  Lily  alley 
Dudley  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  23  V^alnut 
Dubois  Cornelius,  boxmaker  127  Brown 
Dubois  John,  shoemaker  32  Plum 
Dtibois  John,  oysterman  2  N.  5ih  &  19  S.  6th 
Dubois  Mary,  widow  of  Ab.'-aham  65  north  2d 
Dubosq  Henry,  looking  glass  silverer,  &ic.  21  Passyunk 
Dubosq  Henry,  jr.  jeweller  21  Passjunk 
Dubosq  Wm.  mercliant  155  Pine 
Dubs  Martin,  mercliant  Minor — (L  h.  431  Hiijh 
i^ubbs  Zedekial),  cordwainer  35  Franklin 
-?Hicasse  Peter,  taylor  3  Baker  court 
/>uche  Jane,  widow  22  Catharine 
tucker  Adam,  currier  211  St.  John 
-Ducker  J.  exchange  broker  20  south  4th  (,vee  Deiktt 

i>ucoing  John,  millinery  &  fancy  store  111  S.  2d 
Z^ucoing  &  Lacombe,  merchants  28  Coates  alley 
JDucoing  Peter,  merchant  18  Coats  Alley — d.  h.  4  S.  10th 
^ucomb  Mrs.  K.  gentlewoman  168  S.  6th 
jO\i  Commun  Joseph,  m.  d.  patent  filtering  machine  war*"- 

house,  372  High  S.  E.  cor.  11th 
X>u  Commun  H.  watch  maker  1  1-2  South  4th 
i)udgeon  John,  shoemaker  13th  near  Race 
-Duerdine  John  L.  labourer  33  Green 
I^iiey  Adam,  tavern  keeper  10  S.  Fifth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  DUX 

"i.iff  Eliza,  manuf.  of  razor  strops  54  N.  5th 

fJiH'  Henry,  labourer  217  S.  Front 

/)uff  Patrick,  ^ocer  28  Plum 

i>  iflf  William,  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  2d  &  Queen 

JMffei  Benj.  late  carpenter  127  N.  11th  (see  Dnffield 

J9uffel  Benjanriin,  carpenter  back  308  S,  Front 

/Juffey  Michael,  printer  Federal  below  2d 

DiiflPey  Philip,  bottler  63  German 

/Juffield  Wm.  B.  m.  d.  41  Spruce,  professor  of  midwifery 

f  7>uffins  John,  coachman  40  Blackberry  ay.       {see  Duffel 

i)affy  Francis,  tavern  keeper  11  Walnut 

Dnny  Francis,  N.  W.  cor.  3d  &  Plum 

Ouffy  George,  bottler  3  Pear  N.  W.  cor.  2>ock 

Z>uffy  James,  labourer  Queen  near  Cherry 

7?affy  John,  teacher  378  S.  2d 

/Juffy  John,  cordwainer  Lombard  ab,  lOlh 

Dufief  N.G.  universal  book  tsore  118  Chestnut 

Uugan  Joseph,  merchant,  91  south  Third 

Dugan  Mrs.  of  Patrick,  Sch.  ICighth  aboveCherry 

Dugan  widow  back  SUl  north  Third 

Duhamel  John,  taylor  63  south  Fourth 

Dugdale  Thomas,  jun.  teacher  of  lan^ages  141  Spruce 

Dukemineer  Marqnatluke,  labourer  451  south  second 

Duler  Peter,  prci|issor  of  languages  12  Powell 

Duley  Catharine,  washerwoman  15  Spafford 

Dulles  Joseph,  gentleman  151  Walnut  {see  Dallas 

Dulles  &  Wilcox,  merchants  145  High 

Dumas  John  F.  merchant  42  Race 

Dumas  Elias,  gentleman  116  Budd 

Dumas  Mary,  widow  Marshall's  alley 

Du  Moulin  Michael,  sworn  interpreter  and  teacher  of  the 
French  language  24  Pear 

Dumoutet  E.  jeweller  55  and  57  S  2d  S.  E.  cor.  Chestnut 

Dunaiiue  Hugh,  accountant  5  Franklin  court 

Dunant,  widow  of  Edward  275  Chestnut 

f  Dunbar  Edward,  mariner  198  Cherry 

tZ)iiiibar  George  6th  below  Christian 

Ti)anbar  widow  of  Wm.  G8  Shippen 

iKmcan  Dav';d,  T.  printer  back  5J5  S.  Second 

Duncan  Elizabeth,  widow  24  Sluppen 

Duncan  Geo.  accountant  cor.  Hudson's  lane  and  Eighth 

Duncan  George,  back  342  Race 

Duncan  James,  labourer  North  st. 

Duncan  John,  tallow  chandler  near  315  Callowhill 

Duncan  L.  widow  198  Pine 

Duncan  Mary,  wido»v  Noble  above  Second 

■f  /Duncan  Patience,  widow  Elbow  alley 

Duncan  W^m.  collector  of  ti  e  revenue  for  the  2d  collec- 
tion district  o!  Pennsylvania  39  Vine 

D'l.'caj)  Wm.  writing  master  Germautown 

Duncan  -Wm.  labourer  N.  E.  cor.  Cl.erry  and  Twelfth 

Dundai  James  H.  attorney  at  law  officre  42  Walnut  dwell- 
iiicr  122  south  Fourth 

Dungan  ComeUus,  boarding  house  3  1-2  south  Second 

9 


DUP  paxton's  annual 

Dundas  James,  merchant,  Inquire  122  south  FourU 

Dunfv,  corclwainer  115  north  Second 

Dunh;irn  Hugh,  carpenter  Camden   N.  J. 

Dunham  Eiiza,  shopkeeper  390  High 

Dunham  Julian,  widow  back  14  0.tk 

Dunhover  Charles,  engineer  152  Cherry 

Dunkerh-  Ricliard,  brassfounder  Nonnater's  court 

Dunktrly  John,  viciualler  Sch.  2d  above  Vine 

Dunk.n  Ann,  gentleman  95  S.  Eighth  {^see  Dwicar. 

Dunlap  C;ithari:.e,  widow  Beacli  below  Malbro* 

Dunlap  James  and  co.  merchunis  54  north  Second 

Dunlap  James,  m.  d.  107  Mulberry 

Dunlap ,  22  Branch  {Chestnut 

Dunlap  J<  hn,  gentleman  N.  E  corner  Thirteenth  and 
Dunlap  Mrs.   grocer  and  china   store  N.  VV.  corner 

Race  and  Tenth 
Dunlap  Mrs.  widow  of  William,  labourer  104  Locust 
Dunlap  Robert,  dealer  232  south  Fourth 
Du-dap  Rub.  grocer  Sc  china  store  N.  W.  cor  Race  &  10th 
Dunlap  Sallows,  storekeeper  54  north  Second — d.  h. 
Dunlap  Thompson,  taylor  Currant  alley  [Branch 

Dardap  Thomas,  attorney  at  law  5(S  Walnut 
Dunlay  widow  of  J.  corner  Thirteenth  aud  Chestnut 
Dunlap  William,  grocer  N.  E.  corner  EJlrth  c?*  Noble 
Dunlap  Will,  carter  Fitzwaller  above  6th 
Dunlevy  Robt.  sea  captaiii  Bird's  alley 
fDunmyer  Gabriel,  carpenter  18  Burds  court 
Dunn  Ann,  widow  Oak  below  Ha)  scales 
Dunn  Edward,  carter  150  south  nintii 
Dunn  George,  turner  &  umbrella  msker  96  St.  John 
Dunn  Hugh,  oak  cooper  175  Green 
Dunn  John,  carmaker  124  Catharine 
Dunn  Miss,  3  north  12th 
DiuHi  Mury,  widow  i:;nkeeper  213  south  2(1 
Dunn  Michael,  labourer  Beck  si. 
Dunn  Mi-s.  widow  Callowhill  bel.  Rugan 
Dunn  Natban,  merchant  46  north  Front 
Dunn  Rachael,  widow  dry  goods  store  79  N.  2d 
Duui;  Robert,  chandler  5  Wsgntr's  alley 
Dunn  Thomas,  m.  d.  S.  E  cfr.  4th  and  Tammanf 
Dunnell,  Lyman,  &  Co.  merchts.  282  High 
Dunnin  Edward,  labourer  North 
Dunoit  Chi  ijtopher,  flour  dealer  174  Green 
Dunoit  Rachael,  widow  oil  cloth  manuf.  174  Coats 
Dunseeth  James  n.  d.  90  Christian 
Duraon  George,  sea  captain  30  Green 
Dumon  Jacob,  saiimaktr  5  north  wharves—d.  h.  61  Xev- 
Dunto.r  Si  Ker,  shipchandlers,  kc.  5  N.  &  7  S  wharves 
Dunwick  Wm.  ladies'  shoemaker  Christian  bel.  4th 
Dunwoody  Ruth,  boarding  house  41  north  7th 
Dunlaine  R:.chel  C.  widow  of  Anthony  C.  70  Union 
Du  Ponce.:u  Peter  S.  counsellor  at  law—oHice  15  S.  6th— 

d.  h.  199  Chestnut  N.  E.  cor.  6ih 
Dnpouy  A.  wine,  grocery  and  liquor  store  cor.  Minor  and" 
^ih— d.  h.8  N.  5th 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY. 


DYS 


Oupree  Staten,  guilder  back  63  Uraon 

fDuprey  Jerome  barber  414  High  above  13lIi 

Diipuy  Daniel,  l60  Sassafras 

Dupuy  John,  jun.  merchant  15  norih  Front 

Dupuy  John,  cook  and  confectioner  11  south  Seco.^l 

Duraiid  Francis,  paper  hanger  88  Christian 

Durang  Peter,  shopkeeper  Piosperoiis  alley 

Durant  John  W.  gentleman  121  Cedar 

Dnrborrow,  Oiyan,  &  Dthaven,  merchants  185  Kigh 

Durborrow  Hugh,  chip  hat  factory  488  N.  Second 

Durborrow  Samuel,  njerchant  139  south  Sixth 

Durell  Hannah,  of  Jeremiah,  Second  near  Ger.  r. 

Durell  Isaac,  carpenter  202  Shippen 

Durell  Samuel,  painter  and  glazier  447  N.  Second 

Durtbr  George,  carpenter  17  Fayette 

fDurham  Clayton,  sawyer  95  Bedford 

fDurham  George,  labourer  Aliens  alley 

•{-Durham  Isaac,  porter  Portland  alley 

•j-Durham  Wdiiam,  carler  above  233  Shippen  -« 

Durham  Whittington,  cork  cutter  back  169  S.  Third 

Durlong  John,  macliine  maker  95  Christian 

Durnell  Samuel,  carler  Queen  below  Sixth 

Dumey  John,  bujscuit  baker"^ 

Durney  Joseph     do.       do.     |  g  ^  ^^^,^^^    ,  g^^^,^^  ^^^ 

Durney  Michael,  do.       ao.    >    shinnen 

Durney  Tobias,    do.       do.    l      "^    i  i 

Durney  Paul,  accomptant     J 

Dusar  F.  mer.  Gerards  buildings  S.  2d  opp.  "Little  DcK:k 

Dusenberry  Henry,  storekeeper  51  north  Third 

Duswald  John,  coaciin^.^n  back  23  north  Sixth 

Dutilh  C.  M.  widow  ot  Stephen,  199  Walnut 

DutertM.  Barber  46  jiorth  Third 

Dutwirt,  segar  maker  4  Dock 

Dutrex  John,  barber  15  Lombard 

fDutrelle  Joseph  F.  baker  240  Lombard  ^ 

Dutton  Caleb,  beer  house  32  Strawberry* 

Dutton  George,  shoe  store  and  boarding  house  64  N.  4lh 

Dutton  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Silas,  157  Lombard 

Dutton  Isaac,  cabinetmaker  N.W.  corner  6th  and  Arch 

Dutton  John,  shoemaker  164  south  sixth  . 

Dutton  Joseph,  carpenter  88  L  .mbard  and  197  S.  Front 

Duval  &  Co.  merchants  179  High 

Duval  Jus.  S.  mer.  275  High  and  15th  N.  8th    (see  Devdl: 

Dych  Hetty,  vvidow  Queen  below  Hanover 

Dye  Stephen,  bridle  bit  maker  Crown — d.  h.  Frank,  r. 

Dyer  Ann,  of  Walter,  271  south  Fourth 

Dyt  r  John,  stage  driver  back  94  New 

Dyer  William,  brewer  121  Green 

D}ke  John,  hairdresser  155  south  Sixth 

Dykes  Daniel,  shoemaker  Kunkle  above  Noble 

Dymock  Caleb,  cordwainer  220  south  Fifth 

Dyott  T.  W.  M.  D.  N.  E.  corner  Second  and  Race 

T>yson  Mary,  widow  Shackamaxon 


E^\S  paxton's  annual 

EACHUS  ROBERT,  brassfounder  106  Cedar 

Eatleii  Mrs.  boarding  house  276  Uigli 

Kag-.d  John,  chairnnaker  back  22  Callowhill 

Kai,^er  Elizabeth,  widow  470  south  Front 

Eager  Joseph,  stonecutter  224  and  472  south  Front 

Eager ,  siiipwrighi  Frankfurd  r.  near  Sorrel  horse 

Eager  Mrs.  C-  midwife  Frankford  r.  near  Queen 

Iv.xkins  Isaiah,  shofcni;tker  18  S.  10th  (see  Mtk:. 

Eardman  Frederick,  carpenter  32i  Vine 

Eiirhart  Adam,  smilli  near  1st  gate  Ger.  r. 

Earheart  John  P.  turner  £r'c.  76  Dock 

Earkr  Frederick,  baker  High,  west  Sch.  Eighth 

Earl  Ulyton,  merchant  oo  north  Water — d.  h.  1 9  Pine 

Earl  Hannah,  boardinghouse  60  north  Fifth 

Earle  Edward,  bookseller  2  Library 

Earl  Edward,  tiunkmaker  Osk  above  Coats 

Earl  Eleanor,  widow  nurse  147  north  Sixth 

Earle  Eii.'ia,  widow  shopkeeper  393  north  Front 

Earle  James,  carver  and  gilder,  and  gallerv  of  paintings 

159  Chestnut 
Earl  James,  labourer  19  Bud<! 
Earl  Martha,  seamstress  Cressons  alley 
Earley  Hugh,  drayman  Federal  above  Second 
Enrley  John,  drayman  552  south  Front 
Early  Samuel,  shingledresser  275  south  Seventii- 
liarley  William,  carter  62  Peiin 
Karley  William,  carter  34  George 
Earnest  David,  tailor  16  south  4-h — d.  h.  Ill  S.  Fifth 
!'2arnest  Henry,  flour  and  feed  store  407  north  2nd 
Earnest  Jacob  &  Son,  merchant  taylors  16  south  Fourl:. 
Earnhart  John,  inkeeper  236  north  Third-  -- 
Earp  Ann,  widow  of  Robert,  248  south  Second 
Earp  &  Brothers,  hardware  merchants  S.W.  cornei  High 

and  Fifth  and  209  south  Second 
Earp  George,  hardware  merchant  209  S,  Second 
Earp  Robert,  hardware  merchant  S.AV.  cor.  High  and  5tli 
Earp  T,  R,  Sc  G.  hardware  merchants  S.W.  corner  High 

and  Fifth  and  209  south  Second 
Earp  Tlwts.  hardware  meichl.  S.W.  cor.  High  andFifth^-^ 

d.  h.  22  north  Fifth 
Earps  Jv  IJaxter,  Irardware  merchants  248  S.  Secon'' 
Eashy  James,  shipwright  50  Duke 
F.asby  John,  cooper  1  Dririker's  alley 
Easby  Willi  ^ni,  boatbuilder  50  Duke 
Easby  WiUiam,  boatbuilder  50  Duke  (N.  I .  • 
Kasiburii  wid'jw  of  Thomas,  47  Christian 
Eastbiu'n  Mary,  widow  111  Christian 
Eastburn  Joseph,  86  Vine 

Kasterday  Peter,  labotirer  Second  below  Greenvsii  i.. 
Easilack  F.  3d  above  Germantown  road 
lEaston  Abraham,  nailer  Juniper  above  Chestuut 
J-aston  Jcsiah  IJ  grocer  266  noith  Second 
East  wick  Margaret,  shopkeeper  Clever  allev 
Kast wick  Si ephen,  plasterer  52  Bro\'cue 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOHY.  EDW 

Eaton  Jesse  &  Charles,  grocers  store  88  and— J.  h.  52 

south  Third     {see  Heat  on 
Eaton  Jonathan,  tanner  Rose  alley  near  Coats 
Eayre  John,  wheelwright  (^liristiau  below  Seventh 
Earyes  Thomas  S.  mer.  11  S,  Front  {see  Eyre  &  Ayv 

Eberhard  Michael  D.  merchani  corner  Wood  and  Second 
Eberle  Charles,  grocer  11  north  Sixth 
Eberle  Frederick,  baker  150  Locust 
Eberle  Jacob,  baker  150  Locust 
Ebert  Peter,  rig-ger  41  Coats 
Eberth  Conrad,  gentleman  186  north  Fifth 
F.bling  Robert,  shoemaker  above  524  north  Second 
Ebsworth  David,  coach  painter  6  Hurst 
Eccles  James,  disteller  N.  W.  corner  7th  and  Cedar 
■Echeveria  John,  sea  captain  406  south  Front 
Eck  Samuel,  Labourer  10  Callov/hill 
Eckel  Andrew,  tobacconist  210  Sassafras 
Ecicel  Samuel,  16  Noble  and  180  N.  Third 
EckendorfF  Martin,  surgeon  barber  20  N.  9th  n.  Filbert 
Eckert  Abraham,  sugar  boiler  Lawrence 
Eckert  Charles,  taliowchaudler  342  and  375  N.  2nd 
Eckert  Conrad,  baker  Queen  near  Bishop 
Eckert  John,  sen.  Wright's  alley 
Eckert  John,  jr.  baker  Millei-'s  alley 
Eckfeldt  Adm,  chief  coiner  in  the  Mint  Juniper  bel.  Vine 
Eckteldt  Geo.  taliowchaudler  Eckfeidt's  court 
Eckfeldt  Jacob,  late  smith  13th  above  Rice 
Eckfeldt  John,  soap  &  candle  manufactory  195  Lombard 

and  203  south  Sixth 
Eckfeldt  Michael,  carpenter  Eckfeldt's  court 
Eckhardt  Charles  F.  turner  High  n.  Sch.  7lh 
Eckley  Jacob,  cooper  33  Crown  {see  Exicy 

Eckley  Sarah,  widow  33  Crown 
Eckstein  Jacob,  taylor  and  shop  keeper  116  N.  4th 
Eckstein  J.  brushmaker  128  High  £c  36  N.  3d 
Eckstein  John,  grocer  and  tavern  199  N.  Water 
Ecky  Anthony,  apothecary  and  druggist  corner  Walnut 

and  Second  and  158  S,  Front 
Ecroyd  James,  teacher  school  house  cor.  Poplar  lane  and 

Front — d.  h.  75  Brown 
Eddowes  John,  china  mercht.  8  Decatur — d.  h.  43  Sansom 
Kdee  Richard,  gentleman  27  Pme 
Edel  John,  oak  cooper  G.  read  near  Fourth 
Edfenb'.rn  Jacob,  currier  110  Sassafras 
Eddenfield  Thomas,  pilot  49  Christian 
Edelman  Mary,  shopkeeper  124  Filbert 
Edelman  Sarah,  nurse  145  Cherry 
Eden  Mrs.  boarding  house  276  High 
Edgill  Benj.  waterman  16  Bird's  alley  (S.) 
Edgar  John,  primer  Callowhill  above  Tentii 
Edgar  James,  carpenter  V/iley's  court 
Edle  Godfrey,  ceoper  4th  n.  Ger.  r. 
Edmonson  Elisha,  mariner  Mary  (S.) 
^'dwards  Ann,  widow-Queen  n.  Second 

9* 


EIS  paxton's  annual 

Kdwards  &  Buzby,  grocers  N.  W.  cor.  Front  &  Nobie- 

ndwards  Cliristuina,  widow  156  Swansoii 

fEdwards  Charles,  labourer  IMerediih's  court 

tM wards  Edward,  jr.  IS'.  W.  cor.  Noble  and  Front — d.  h. 

52  (yOats  ^^-^see  Ed-words 

Edwards  Elizabeth,  widow  145  soulh  Ninth 
Edwards  Edward,  grocer  N.W.  cor.  Front  and  Noble— d.  b . 

52  Coats 
Edwards  Edward,  gentleman  48  Gieen 
Edwards  Griffith,  grocer  16  and  18  N.  Fifth 
Edwards  James,  Lancasterian  4ligh  Schools  Peai'-^d.  b  . 

113  Chestnut 
Erdwards  Jolin,  (Blnck  Bear  inn)  220  N.  Front 
Edwards  John,  oak  cooper  202  soutli  'I'hird 

Edwards ,  plumber  Oak  (N.  L  )  n.  Brown 

Edwards  Johri,jun,  aito'.neyat  law  104  Mulberry 

PMwards  Joseph,  brass  founder  106  north  Sixth 

Edwards  losiah,  ferr}man  (Jimden  N.  J. 

fEdwards  Joseph,  labourer  Pottery  alley 

Edwards  Margaret,  widow  84  Race 

Edwards  Mary,  widow  Purhams  alley 

Edwards  Mary,  tuiloress  288  north  Eighth 

Edwards  Nathan,   victualler  Steir.metz  cour!,  Stall    . 

New  Market 
7 Edwards  Philip,  labourer  Noble  above  5th 
Edwards  Sarah,  twioress  457  north  Third 
Edwards  Sarah,  widow  14  little  Pine 
Edwards  Thomas,  worciwainer  Fiiiu's  court 
Edwards  Willi  tm,  carte**  Peg^g  below  Cable 
Edwards  William,  cabinet  maker  back  23  Cati}arine 
Edwaids-Wilii-^m,  tailor  Coats  below  S^sth 
Edwin  D;»v;d,  trrocer  and  engraver  165  south  Teniii 
Edwords  John  J.  d-uggist  &.C.  319  High  and  158  Lombarc^ 
Eflls  Nathan,  sea  ciptain  11  Vern  n  (see  Edwardii 

Kgan  Margi.ret.  man'uamjxk.-r  Cuuffmans  court 
iigtn't  Geo.  baker  Z^7  north  Second  (see  Eckert 

Eggers  Caroline,  widow  boarding  house  138  S.  5th 
Egfileton  J-)hn,  cai'ler  Allen  near  Beach 
Egg.letton  J^jseph,  smith  157  S.  Water 
Eg-leston  Ma;gurt.'t,  puts  up  seu  stores  137  S.  Water 
Eginton  Wm.  bottler  216  nf-rth  Front 
Eglee  Jacob,  cabinet  makiv  64  south  Fourtli 
Engles  Joseph  P.  classical  leaclfer  cor,  11th  and  Marble--. 

d.  h.  63  Locvist 
Kiirenzeller  George,  accountant  7  little  CjCorge 
E!u-enzeller  Eliza,  widow  7  little  George 
Ehringhaus  Adulp,  broker  36  Carters  alley— d.li,  109  S.  9U.» 
Eigelbernt.;-  Margaret,  widow  6  Prospect  alley 
*Ein'.vachter  George,  carpenter  49  Charlotte 
Ei.-en  Danl.  tallow  chandler  4th  n.  George  (N.  L} 
i-;senbreyCatliarine,  widow  116  N.  7th 
Eisenbrey  Heiwy,  92  north  Eleventh 
Eisenbrey  Jacob,  soap  manufactory  365  south  4tVi 
Eisenbrey  John,  oach  maker  142  Cherry 


PHILADELPHiA    DIRECTORY,  ELL 

Kiseiibrey  Jacob,  tallow  chandler  4th  ab.  Poplar 
Eisenbrey  Philip,  coach  painter  S.  8th — d.  h.  37  Zane 
Kisenhut'john  D.  copper  smith  203  N.  Secont 
Elberth  Joseph,  carpenter  5th  ab.  Wood — d.  h,  149  Vine 
Elder  Charles,  labourerPeter's  alley  bet.  4th  and  Charlotte 
Elder  Elizabeth,  widow  S.  W.  cor.  Arch  and  149  Ninlh 
Elder  Jacob,  combmaker  Juniper  above  Race 
Elder  Wm.  T.  cotton,  hay  &c.  packer  Red  store  wliarf^ 

d.  h.  S.  W.  cor.  9th  and  Arch 
Elberson  Francis,  pilot  28  Union  alley 
Eldredge  Abraham,  mariner  30  Chriblian 
Eldridg-e  Darcus,  widow  24  Ann 
Eldredge  Anthony,  mate  5th  above  Carpenter  (S.) 
Eldridge  &.  Brick  curriers  80  Chestnut 
Kldredg-e  Isaiah,  sea  captain  34  Almond 
Eldredg-c  James  11.  rigger  4  Federal  above  2d 
Eldridge  Joseph  M.  currier  31  Carter's  alley 
Eldredge  Phineas,  late  sea  capt.  Carpenter  (S)  cor,  5th 
Elfreth  Isaac  C.  merchant  273  Sassafras 
Klfreth  John,  mercht.  273  Race 
Elfeth  Samuel,  carter  N  Sixth  above  Green 
Elfrey  Jacob,  cooper  2  Knighi's  court 
Elfrey  Philip,  cedar  cooper  back  399  >f.  Third 
Elias  Henry,  dry  good  store  529  N.  Second 
Elkin  Abraham,  gentleman  354  X.  Second 
jElkins  Thomas,  dealer  174  S.  Second  d.  h.  102  Lombard 

Elkinhead  — ,  blacksmith  2  Harmony  court 

Elkinton  Asa,  tallow  chandler  202  N.  Second 
EUick  John,  carpenter  Tammany  bel.  old  York  road 
Elliott  x\ndrew  &  Co.  hardware  merchts.  164  1-2  High 
Elliott  Andw.  hardware  mercht.  164  1-2  High  d.  h.  188 

Spruce 
Elliott  Charles,  storekeeper  329  N.  Second 
Elliott  Charles,  labotirer  iSth  above  Cedar 
Elliott  Daniel,  druggist  &c.  60  S.  Front 
Elliott teacher  and  clock  and  watch  maker  Lan- 
caster turnpike  ab.  1  m.ile  stone 
Ellott  John,  hardware  merchant  86  High 
Elliott  Isaac,  conveyancer  61  Chestnut — d,  h.  65  Cherry 
Elliott  James,  Shakspeare  hotel  193  Chestnut 
fElliott  Francis  N.  whitewasher  Pine  above  Ninth 
Elliott  John,  druggist  he.  60  S.  Front  d.  h.  68  N.  7th 
Elilott  James,  currier  39  S.  Third  — d.  h.  22  Bank 
Elliott  Jane,  widow  N.  E.  cor.  Chestnut  and  Water 
Elliott  E.  &  M.  drv  good  store  117  1-2  N.  Second 
Elliott  John  &.  Daniel  druggist  &c.  60  S.  Front 
Elliott  John,  shipjoiner  Malbro  near  Queen 
Elliott  John,  sea  captain  35  Queen 
Elliott  Hiargaret  of  William,  12  Eayette 
Elliott  Uiciiard  R.  coach  trimmer  Drinker's  all^v 
Elliott  Robert,  carter  back  56  Passyunk 
tElliott  Solomon,  waiter  22  Sugar  alley 
Elliott  Samuel,  Drayman  George  above  Twelfth 
Elliott  Samuel,  gent.  65  Cherry 


EME  paxton's  annual 

Elliott  Thos,  principal  dejnity  sherilf,  41  George  n.  South 

Elliott  William,  grocer  Strawberry 

Elliott  William,  Harp  and  Eagle  hotel  43  N.  Third 

Elliott  &  Rink  hardware  nieichants  86  High 

Eilis  Aaron,  cordwainer  Fromberger's  court 

Ell:s  David  teacher  123  Callowhill  and  school  ho.  back 

29  Church  alley 
Ellis  Daniel,  C.  Mercht.  50  S.  wharves— d.  h.  158  Cherry 
Ellis  Dlly,  widow  cor.  6ih  and  Germantown  road 
EiliS  Enos  cabinetmaker  55  Chester 
Ellis  Hugh,  silver  plater  214  High — d.  h.  206  Race 
Ellii  James,  brass  lunnder  252  south  Front 
Ellis  Micojah  S.  158  Cherry 
ElHs  Martha,  boarding  house  188  norib  Fifth 
-fEllis Stephen,  waitrr,  Webb's  alley 
Ellis  ^Sloan,  stable  k-epers  2  Drinker's  alley 
Ellis  Tnomas,  oak  cooper  High  W.  Sch.  4th 
Ellis  Thomas  livery  stable  keeper  Di-i:iker's  alley 
Ellison  Christian,  mariner  19  Parham's  ay.         (ste  AlUso' 
EUmaker  David,  hardware  merclit.  285  High—d.  h.  7N 
Eilms^ker  &  Ferguson,  liarUware  merciits.  285  High  (ll'.b 
Ellmi.ker  Levi,  flour  merchant  403  &  461  High 
Elmes  Tl.omas,  hatter  291  Higli 
Elmore  George,  brassfounder  424  north  Third 
Eimslie  Alex,  merch.  o5  Ciiestnut  l<  232  S.  Fron- 
Elston  Titomas,  caulker  Marlbro'  near  Beach 
Elton  Anthony,  high  constable  18  S.  12th 
Elton  Hannah,  widow  of  Anthony  41  North  alle; 
Elton  Thomas,  carpenter  I-i9  Cherry 
Elton  Thomas,  merchant  121  High 
El  well  Bishop,  ferry  man  5  Whitehall 
Eltonhead  George,  stove  finisher  262  north  2.1 
Eltonhead  Jane,  widow  boarding  house  12  Qnuirv 
Elwell  Jos.  M.  cabinet  mukt-r  369  Arch 
Elwell  Josiah,  tanner,  back  157  St.  John 
Elwell  David,  carpenter  27  Bi  own 

Elwell  Henry,  blacksmith  op.  66  Swanson — d.  h.  17  Little 
Elwell  Maylon,  labourtr  52  New  street  (German 

Elwell  Samuel  S  shopkeeper  267  Sassafras 
Ehvine  Michael,  labourer  Otter  n.  Frank,  r. 
Ely  Rev.  E.  S.  pastor  of  the  2d  Presbyterian  church  200 
Ely  Benjamin,  gentleman  25  north  12th  (Spruce 

Ely  George,  tavlor  S.  E.  cor.  Centre  Square 
Ely  Joseph,  188  Mulberry 

Emanuel  Joseph,  carpe;  t*  r  SOKorris  ay.  &  14  Cypress  a;-- 
Emerick  Baltas.  72  south  Eit'hlh 
Emerick  Benj.  boot  maker  72  south  Stli 
Emerick  David,  bridlebit  maker  Orange  ab.  West 
Emerick  Frederick,  ship  carpenter  Orange  ab.  Wes" 
Emerick  George,  137  north  S'h  and  23  north  6tl 
Emerick  Henry,  bruslimaker  108  north  Third 
Emerick  Pt-ter  K.  china  merchant  247  north  2d. 
Emerick  William,  34  Sugar  alley 
Emerick  Wm.  B.  &  Geo.  grocers  23  N-  6th 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  ENCi 

Emerick  William  B.  35  N.  6th 

Emerson  Nathaniel  mercht.  10  south  Wharves 

Emery  Abraham,  carter  Baker's  court 

Emery  widow  of  Henry,  Rose  slley 

jEmery  John,  labourer  20  Currant  alley 

Emery  widow  of  Jacob,  3d  near  Gei^mantown  road 

Emery  Lewis,  grocer  &  confectioner  31  N.  4th 

Emery  Lewis,  Bakers  court 

Emery  Samuel,  ship  broker  and  wax  candle  maker 

office  112  south  2d— d.  h.  81  S  3d 
Emery  Wm.  farmer,  6th  cor.  Ger.  r. 
fEmery  Wm.  waiter  129  Locust 
Emlen  Jeremiah,  druggist  6  north  Third 
Emlen  Joshua  merchant  17  S  wharves! 
Emien  Maria,  widow  Callowhill  below  St.  John 
Emlen  Samuel,  m.  d    94  Arch 
Emlen  harah,  gentlewoman  103  south  Fourth 
Emlen  8c  Howell,  iron  m.erchants  17  S.  Wharves 
Emlen  8c  Fullerton,  merchants  21  Chestnut 
Emlen  Wm.  F.  merchant  21  8c  d.  h.  301  Chestnut 
Emley  Edward,  labourer  120  Plum 
Enders  Mrs.  widow  170  N,  8th 
fEmerson  N.  woodsawyer  Bonsall 
Emmes  John  rigger  op.  577  S.  2d 
Emor  Charles,  labourer  6th.  ab.  Camac 
Eneu  James  sen.  Federal  n.  Passyunk 
Eneu  James,  jun.  baker  38  Passyunk 
Eneu  Mrs.  of  John,  170  N  8th 

Engard  Adam,  carter  180  St   John  ISee  Ingard 

Engard  George,  cordwainer  Coats  bel  6th 
Engard  Henry,  innkeeper  418  N  2d 
Engard  John,  labourer  back  399  north  3d 
Engard  Philip,  shingledresser  127  Brown 
Engard  William,  comb  maker  Cobbs  court 
Englebart  John,  baker  Poplar  lane  near  Fourth 
Englebert  Leonard,  mer.  108  High  d.  h.  38  Carters  ay. 
Englefred  Christopher,  smith  Rachel  ?.b   Brown 
Engleman  /Daniel,  florist  Arch  W.  sch.  8th 
Engle  Benjamin,  store  keeper  cor.  Coats  ^  fourth 
Engle  H.  constable  25  Plum 
Engle  /ames,  inspector  of  customs  96  south  5th 
Engle  Martin,  tailor  Shackarr.axon  bel.  Prince 
Engle  Mathias,  Eckfeldt's  court 
Engle  Richard,  grocer  N.  E.  cor  3d.  iP"  Race 
Engles  Ann,  widow  of  Silas,  63  Locust 
Engles  yohn,  carter  113  German 
Engles  c/bseph  P.  teacher  of  languaees.    College  ave- 
nue d.  h.  63  Locust 
Engles  William,  wharf  builder  11  Bakers  court 
English  Edward,  grocer  Cedar  st.  wharf  8c  10  Cedar 
English  James,  blacksmith  125  S^>nth  Sixth 
English  John  W.  chairmaker  7  Kunckle  stret-t 
English  Joseph,  wharferngcr  42  Bread 


LSL,  I'AXTO.NS    ANNUAi- 

English  Levi,  tailor  6:^;  Chestnut 

English  Samuel,  carpenter  Madison  avenue 

English  S.  cabinetmaker  135  Walnut— d.  h.  178  Vine 

English  Samuelj-cabinet  maker  n.  4  Fetter  lane 

Eiis  Joshua,  cordwainer  36  Mulberry  {see  Innes 

Ennis  T.  saddler  High  W-  of  Schuylkill  Eighth 

Ennis  S.  witiow  storeket-per  286  South  Front 

Entrikin  Thomas,  grocer  N.  E.  corner  Lombard  8c  8th 

Eppelsheimer  Lewis,  sugar  refiner  168  north  5ih 

Enters  Lewis,  innkeeper  54  Call'<whill 

Epstein  Jacob,  storekeeper  Kunchle  near  Noble 

Epper  James,  cordwainer  13  Strawberry 

Eppiee  James,  grocer  104  north  4th 

Epi^lee  Andrew,  deputy  collect  customs  222  Walnut 

Eppiee  &  Murray,  grocers  104  North  Fourth 

EpJ3iey  Charles,  drayman  Pegg  below  Cable 

Erben  Henry,  merchant  263  High  d.  h.  206  N.  Sixth 

Erdmann  Charles  A.  printer  Alban 

Erdmann  Henry,  carpenter  6  Ridge  r. 

Erllins  John,  carter  back  14  Margaretta 

Erming  Elizabeth,  widow  shopkeeper  146  North  3d 

Erickson  Christian,  sea  captain  44  Almond 

Ernst  Jacob,  baker  561  South  Front 

Erringer  Frederick,  shoemaker  64  north  2d 

Erringer  Jacob,  corder  Race  st.  wharf  d.  h,  54  Race 

Erven  Tabatha,  widow  65  Coats 

Ervin  James,  carpenter  Latitia  court 

Ervine  Cadwallader,  millwright  Poplar  below  Budd 

Ervine  Casper,  labourer  back  206  north  8th 

Ervine  David,  labourer  opposite  326  .-ojith  Sixth 

Ervine  Moody,  drayman  Ti  imbles  ct.  Front  ab.  Poplar 

Erwin  Charles,  sea  captain  50  Shippen 

Erwin  Deborah,  milliner  72  Mulberry 

Erwin  Henry,  silversmith  191  south  2d 

Erwin  John,  carpenter  259  S.  4th  {See  Irwine  jlrwen 

Erwin  widow  of  James,  222  south  5th 

fErwin  J(  hn,  waiter  34  Burds  ay. 

Erwin  Joseph  E.  tailor  45  Lombard 

Erwin  Wm.  brickmaker  Hazel  alley  above  Locust 

Erwin  Margaret,  widow  grocer  109  Penn 

Erwin  Samuel,  carpenter  back  80  Sassafras 

Erwin  Susan,  widow  9  south  Seventh 

Esher  Conrad,  saddler  14  Franklin 

Esher  Conrad,  saddler  Lily  alley  above  Tammany 

Esher  Henry,  hatter  Third  above  FYaukiin 

Esher  Jacob,  tailor  Third  near  Gei*.  r. 

Esherick  David,  hairdresser  and  bleeder  ION.  Fourth 

Esherick  Joseph,  hairdresser  and  bleeder  9  N.  Fifth 

Esherick  Margaret,  widow  cake  baker  7  N.  Fifth 

Esherick  Mary,  boarding  house  48  Cherry 

Esket  Mary,  widow  147  north  Second 

Eslack  Thomas,  bricklayer  113  Lombard 

Esler  Benj.  turner  Harmony — d.  h.  20  Carter's  alley 

Esler  George,  carpenter  3  43  south  Scrr-nd 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  EVA 

Esler  William,  carter  100  Plum 
Esling  Nicholas,  healta  officer  464  Sassafras 
Esling-  Mrs.  gentlewoman  8  south  Fifth 
Espey  Martha,  shopkeeper  58  north  Sixth 
Espy  &  Mason,  seminary  S.W.  corner  Fifth  and  Arch 
jEssex  Ann,  washerwoman  corner  5th  and  German 
fEssex  Richard,  woodsawyer  5  Burd's  row 
Essig  Christian,  baker  Kunckel  near  Tammany 
Estell  Daniel,  tailor  24  N  Water — d.  h.  69  Areh 
Estell  Daniel  E.  mer.  39  N. Water— d.  h.  4  Elfreths  alley 
Estell  Ruhma,  milliner  69  north  Second 
Fsterlon  Andrew,  botler  244  Cedar' 
Estine  John,  victualler  West  near  Orange 
Estine  Jacob,  labourer  West  near  Orange 
Estling  John,  dry  goods  store  262  north  Third 
Estricker  John,  barber  Kunkle  above  Tammany 
Etris  Christiana,  widow  130  north  Fifth 
Etris  David,  cabinet  maker  130  north  Fifth 
Etris  Wm.  tavernkeeper  S.W .  corner  Second  and  Lombard 
Etter  George,  coaehmaker  166  south  Sixth 
Etter  Robert,  166  south  Sixth 
Etters  Philip,  bricklayer  116  Plum 
Etting  G.  attorney  at  law  113  Walnut 
Etting  Reuben,  merchant  443  High 
Ettinger  William,  bricklayer  Smith's  alley  near  Green 
Euston  widow  of  Wm.  17  Passyunk  (seeHewson 

Evans  Abel,  lumber  inspector  25  Juliana 
Evans  Ann,  tailoress  16  Coomb's  alley 
Evans  Benjamin,  painter  &c.  Mj-ers  court 
Evans  Barbary,  widow  3",.  Spruce 
Evans  (yad.  merchant  60  north  Eig-hth 
Evans  Cadwalader,  ^v.  flour  mer.  364  and  377  High 
Evans  Cadwal  ider  Cf  Robert  I.  flour  merchants  364  High 
above  Twelfth  (see  Evens 

Evans  Cadwalader,  founder  O'c.  333  Race 
Evans  Charles,  feed  &c.  store  147  north  Sixth 
Evans  Charles,  counsellor  at  law  3  York  buildings 
Evans  Charles,  storekeeper  77  north  Third 
Evans  Daniel,  cordwainer  227  Walnut 
Evans  David,  lumber  merchant  145  north  Sixth 
Svans  Edward,  S.  W.  corner  Vine  and  Fourth 
*Evans  Edward,  mersurer  of  plastering  113  X.  9th  ab.  Race 
Evan-,  Elizabeth,  layerout  of  the  dead  36  Prune 
Evans  E.  toll  collector  at  2nd  gate  Ger.  r. 
Evans  Ehzabenth,  storekeeper  upper  341  High 
Evans  Griffith,  (Sansom's  row)  163  Walnut 
fEvans  Isham,  oysterman  95  S.hippen 
Evans  Jacob,  ropemaker  back  501  S.  Second 
Evans  James,  printer  500  Race  (^^^  Evin^ 

Evans  James,  tailor  Arch  W.  Sch.  3d 
Evans  John,  lumber  merchant  145  N.  6th — Yard  n   Noble 
Evans  John,  nurseryman  and  button  maker  Frankford  r, 
opposite  Ottei* 


i£VE,  paxton's  annual 


Evans  John,  sign  painter  and  fanlight  maker  73  Dociv—- 

d.  h.  4  Watson's  alley 
Evans  John  C.  hardware  mercht.  16  S.  3d — d.  h.  140  S.  4th 
Evans  John  F.  New  England  Hotel  5  S.  Water 
Evans  Jonathan,  gentleman  102  Union 
Evans  Joseph,  shoemaker  83  St.  John 
Evans  Josepl),  commissr.  mercht.  7  S.  Wharves— d.h.  2^ 

Coate's  alle_y 
Evans  J  O  collector  of  debts  &c.  13th  below  George 
Evans  Joseph  R.  mercht   31  S.  Wharves — d.  h.  101  Pine 
Evans  Josiah,  bricklayer  1  Randall's  court 
Evans  Josiah,  &  Co.  merchant  tailors  122  Chestnut 
Evans  Josiah,  mercht.  tailor  122  Chestnut — d.h.  5  Library 
Evans  Martha,  store  keeper  S.W.  cor.  Vine  and  4th 
Evans  Mary,  teacher  504  Sassafras 
Evans  Mary,  widow  2  Friends'  Alm.s  house 
Evans  Owen,  soap  asid  candle  maker  388  N.  Front 
Evans  Oliver,  ironPjunder  and  steam  engineer,  cor,  Ridg€ 

road  and  Vine — d.  h.  353  Sassafras 
Evans  Peter,  tavern  keeper  3  Little  George 
Evans  Peter  H. carpenter  3  Knight's  court 
Evans  Robert,  Carpenter  58  Chester 
Evans  Robert  J.  flo.ir  mercht.  364  High — d.  h,  1  S.  10th 

Evans  Thoma-,  ciUecte;  144  N.  Front 

Evans  Thomas,  tc.y lor  19  south  Third 

Evans  Thomas,  labourer  Crown  (K.)  bl.  Prince 

Evans  T.  collector  of  debts  and  rents  17  Frombergers  g^ 

Evans  Thomas,  accountant  114  N.  Front 

Evans  Thomas,  accountant  9  Emlies'  court 

Evans  Tliom:i9,  ta.lor  7  Fearries*  court 

Evans  widow  of  Edward  milkwoman  369  Arch 

Evans  Wil)i-\m  M.  clock  and  watch  maker  301  Hig.b. 

jErans  William,  waiter  180  Lombard 

Evans  William,  accountant  135  Vine 

Evans  WUUam,  druggist,  &c.  134  south  Front 

Evans  Wm.  R.  gilder,  &.c.  4  Fiirmer's  row 

Evaui  J -cob,  Camden,  N.  Jersey 

Eveland  Samuel,  carter  Davis*s  court  (K.) 

Evens  Isaiah,  labourer  25  Cr  tb 

Evens  Whitton,  mercht.  77  S.  wharves — d.  h.  213  Spruce 

F>eideH  Jumes,  musician  102  Locust 

Everhart  Abraham,  iimkeeper  235  north  Third 

Everhart  Abraham,  carpenter  "^^Sa  Sassafras 

Everhart  Anthony,  cooper  back  28  Quoen 

Everhart  David  coachmaker,  151  norii  6th 

Everhart  John,  labourer  3d  bclov/  Caliowl.ill 

Everhart  Martin,  painter,  &c.  6  Emien's  court 

Everhart  Rebecca,  widow  168  .qo.-tJi  8ih 

Everitt  .lames,  currier  back  171  Q    *a\ 

Everitt  John,  shoemaker  9  York  c'oii't 

Everitt  Jonathan,  liarness  maktr  Wiggm's  court 

Everley  Adam,  fancy  store  &  comb  ;i>unuf  87  Chestnut 

Everly  widow  of  Jac  ,b,  123  Ceda: 

Bversnn  Thomas,  coach  trimmer  back  154  north  3d 


PHiLADELPHU   DIRECTORY.  FAL 

Sves  Joseph  B.  mercht.  109  north  Front— d.  h.  66  N.  2d 
Kvil  John,  labourer  Race  n.  Sch.  8th 
E\  ins  James,  plaisterer  and  bricklayer  206  Lombard  {see 
Ewing  Henry,  smith  Sch.  Front  bel.  Chestnut         {Evans 
Ewing  James  S.  apothecary,  &c.  231  Chestnut 
Ewing  Jane,  widow  George  ab.  12th 
Ewing  Johannah,  widow  3  Whitehall 
•  Ewing  widow  of  J.  attorney  at  law,  106  Walnut 
Ewing  Mary,  widow  74  Qeorge  (S) 
Ewing  Samuel,  attorney  at  law,  146  Chestnut 
Ewington  Harry,  teachpr  academy  cor.  12th  and  Chestnut ' 
Exley  John,  smith  Stc.  92  Vine  [^see  Eckly 

Eyre  James,  shipjoiner  Penn  (K) 
Eyre  Franklin,  shipbuilder  Beach  ab.  Hanover 

[see  E  ay  res  &  Jijres 
Eyre  George,  spipbullder  Beach  near  Hanover 
Eyre  Isaac,  shipbuilder  Beach  above  Maiden 
Eyre  Jehu,  shipbuilder  Beach  near  Hanover 
Eyre  &  Lawrence,  taylors  N.  W.  cor.  High  and  Water 
Eyre  Manuel,  mercht.  28  S.  Wharves — d.  h.  278  Chestnut 
Eyre  and  Massey,  merchants  28  S.  Wharves 
I'yre  Nathan,  taylor  north  east  cor.  High  and  Water 
Kzekiei  Tobias,  dealer  6th  above  Callowhill 


FAATZ  PHILIP,  pill  box  maker  at  the  junction  of  Frank 

road  Crown  and  West 
Fable  Fred,  baker  S.W.  cor.  Walnut  and  Dock 
tPabry  Miss,  seminary  20  north  Eighth  {see  Feable 

F.'icemire  Kitty  of  John  back  of  Tammany 
Fackney  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  6Eckiieldt's  court 
Fat^an  Augustus,  grocer  High  W.  of  Permanent  bridge 
Fygtmdas  George,  head  measurer  of  grain,  salt  and  coal* 

56  Mulberry 
Fagundas  Jacob,  brassibunder  424  N.  3d  and  103  Noble 
Fairchild  Rufus.  ladies'  shoemaker  114  S.  Second 
Fairchild  &  Savary,  ladies'  shoemakers  119  S.  Second. 
Fairchild  Wm.  B.  combmaker  121  south  Second 
Fairchilds  Marcus,  shoemaker  257  south  Second  ^ 

Fairman  G.  historical  designer  and  engraver,  30  S.   7th 

S.  W.  cor.  Chestnut 
Fairman  Daniel,  gunstocker  Coats  bel.  Sixth 
Fairmi»n  Ji  bez,  combmaker  358  north  Third 

Fair.veatiier ,  mariner  40  Almond 

Faity  Mary,  widow  190  south  Sixth 
Falconer  John,  boarding  house  I  Pine 
Fales  Barnabas,  grccer  435  High  N.  E.  cor.  12th 
Fales  George,  merchant  17  south  Front 
Falkner  J(>hn,  oakcooper  79  S.  Water 
Falknier  Joseph,  shoe  warehouse  162  High 
Fall  Elizabeth,  widow  tavernkeeper  N.  E.  cor.  Catharin 
and  Front 

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l-'AW  paxton's  annual 

Fills  Hagh,  STTiilh  Maiden  n.  Stone  bri.lg^e 
FallbriglU  Martin,  bakt  r  l\:tt!Coat  alley 
Fannen  Anthony,  Cv)llectoi'  ol  tax>-'s  244  south  Seventh 
Fanney  Michl.  hackman  103  S.  Fifth 
Fanning  Charles,  tavernkeeper  52  Small 
Faieheiler  George,  cordwainer  Gc:r.  r.  bel.  Fourth 
Fariea  John,  hatter  8  Carter's  alley 

Faries  Wm.  taylor  2  Woglom's  court  [see  Ferries^ 

Faries  Wm.  carter  North  st.  d.  h.  5  Faries'  court 
Farley  James,  taylor  84  Cedar 
Farley  John  li.  batter  Taper  alley 
Farmerwi.low  of  James  469  S   Front 
Farnon  John,  storekeeper  Frankford  road 
Farr  Wm  wheelwright  Vine  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Farrand  Wm.  P.  commission  mercht.  Shakspeare  build- 
ings N,  W.  cor.  6th  and  Chestnut — d,  h.  19  S.  Tth 
Farrand  Daniel   W.   hanging  paper  warehouse    140 
Chestnut  ab.  6th  opposite  the  New  Theatre — d.  h. 
59  south  1 1th  [see  Ferrand 

Farrell  James,  labourer  48  Lombard 
|Farrer  Thomas,  labourer  225  south  Third 
Farrer  William,  mariner  back  300  south  Third 
Farrien  Robert,  weaver  35  German 
Farris  Edward,  teacher  37  Dock 
Farron  John,  mariner  Loxley's  conrt 
Farron  Robert,  labourer  ('astle  street 
Farrouilh  Andrew,  merchant  217  High 
Farry  Jane,  widow  Cedar  near  Gray's  ferry  road 
Farthing  George,  paver  324  south  3d 
Farthing  James,  rag  dealer  126  Cedar 
Farthing  William,  mariner  8  Vernon 
Fas^itt  James,  nr.erchant  309  Arch 
Fassitt   &.  Langstroth,  merchants  southwest  corner  oi 
Second  and  High  {See  Foucettilf  Faivcett 

Fassitt  &  White,  merchanis  294  High 
Fassitt  Thomas,  merchant  7  south  9th 
Fatin  J.  P.  merchant  N.  E.  corner  2d  and  Union 
Faumee  Conrad,  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop 
Faumee  Jacob,  fisherman,  Queen  above  Cherry 
Faunce  C.  fisherman  corner  Hanover  and  Qneen 
|Faunce  C.  fisherman  Queen  below  Wood 
Faunce  Henry,  caulker  227  St.  John 
Faunce  Isaac,  shipwright  Queen  (K.)  above  Palmer 
Faunce  Jacob,  fisherman  Bishop  near  Queen 
Faunce  Jacob,  constable  72  Coats 
Faunce  Michael,  fisherman  Queen  near  Wood 
Faurest  Eugene,  S.  E.  cor.  Barron  and  Springett  ay 
Fausset  Eleanor,  storekeeper  228  south  2d 
Fausett  James,  gentleman  43  Lombard 
Fauyer  Cai,per,  skin  dresser  173  St.  John 
Fauver  Robert,  labourea  404  N.  Front 
Fawcett  William,  accountant  77  Cherry 
Fawk.es  Richard,  innkeeper  14  Strwberry 


villi,  i  -TORY.  FER 

■Fa wpell  George,  c>  ♦.     ers  ay. 

F;ra'>le  Auchony,  ta\j  c 

Fearing  Manin,  accou  ,,  v  .  _rl  S.  3d        See  Faring 

Fearon" James,  soap  and  candle  factor  49  i?"  d.  h.  6-<i 

Union 
Fearres  Bernard,  11  Powell 
Feason  Joseph,  tallow  charii^Ier  104  Pium 
Feaster  John,  innkeepea  193  N.  Second 
Fee  c/chn,  labourer  14  Crab 
Feeney  Patrick,  princer  120  Cedar 
Feenny  P.  tailor  251  S  4th      See  Finney  ^  Phinney 
Feeny  Thomas,  wood  sawyer.  13  Sassafrass  ay. 
Fe^ij-bush  D.  shoemaker  458  N.  Second 
Feinior  George,  cooper  73  S.  Water  and  14  Pine 
Feuinur  J^os.  tin  aud  iron  plate  worker  81  N.  water 
Fefi  John  T.  manner  5  Little  German 
Fell  Jonathan,  mustard  manf.  52  south  Front 
Felter  Craft,  snuff  grinder  145  St.  John 
Felty  Jacob  C.  mariner  back  17  Sterling  ay. 
Fcnimore  Joseph  JHL.  cordwainer  14  Budd 
Fenimore  \Vm.  gentleman  55  S,  Seventh 
Fenimcre  J.  L.  &  Co,  mercht.  High  W.  of  permanent 

Bridge 
Fenimore  John,  bricklayer  39  Green 
Fenimore  Philp,  back  175  St  John 
Fennell  ^  Tiller,  copperplate  prtnters  47  jDock 
Fennell  Edmund,  upholsterer  115  S.  Front 
Fennell  Wm.  china  Store  263  N.  2d 
Fennell  Wm.  copper  plate  printer,  47  Dock 
Fenner  John  F.  tobacconist  165  north  Front 
Fenner  Peter,  sexton  Sterling  alley 
Fenner  Peter,  tobacconist  2  Stenmets  ct. 
Fenner  Elizabeth,  widow  409  S.  Front 
Fenton  Andrew,  sailmaker  Murdock  5c  Latimer's  wharf*— 

d.  h.  Race  street 
Fenton  Samuel,  mariner  189  north  Second 
Fenton  Thomas,  ladies'  shoemakei*  38  Sassafras 
Fre^iiGon  Alexander,  hardware  merchant  285  High— d.  k. 

20  little  George 
Ferguson  Benjamin  tailor  15  Mulberry 
Ferguson  Dennis,  shopkeeper  8  Sniall 
Ferguson  Ebenezei-,  head  inspector  of  lumber,  and  justice 

of  the  peace  45  George  (S.) 
Ferguson  George  W.  inspector  of  customs  21  Plum 
Ferguson  George,  trunkmaker  6  south  Sixth 
Ferguson  Col,  Hugh,  33  north  Eighth 
Ferguson  Hannah,  seamstress  back  40  George 
Ferguson  Jesse,  boot  and  slioemaker  261  south  Second 
Ferguson  Edward,  labourer  216  N.  3d 
|Ferguson  John,  oysterman  203  Cedar 
Ferguson  Jolm  D.  morocco  dresser  cor.  Pitt  and  George 
''Ferguson  Matthew  B.  grocer  35  north  Fifth 
Ferguson  Matthew,  G.  grocer  108  north  Ninth 


FIN  paxton's  anWjjal 

Ferguson  Robert,  cordwainer  14  Plum 

Ferguson  Rebecca,  shopkeeper  19  Elfreth  alley 

Ferguson  Robert,  shoemaker  back  437  north  Third 

Ferguson  Robert,  cordwainer  13th  below  High 

Ferguson  Robert,  labourei-  Prince  near  Prince 

Ferguson  Susan,  shopkeeper  57  Budd 

Fergusson  Agnes,  widow  grocer  130  north  1 1th 

Fernsler  John,  grocer  High  W.  Sch.  6ih 

Ferrers  Jane,  boarding  house  22  Franklin  court 

Ferriss  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  115  north  Third 

tFerris  Plato,  porter  Cherry  above  11th 

Ferrand  Benj.  merchant  16  Chestnut  (aee  Farranu 

f  Ferrell  Joseph,  mai'iner  129  Cedar 

Ferrell  Margaret,  boardinghouse  Beach  n.  Marlborough 

Ferreu  Thos.  ship\wight  Beach  near  Marlborough 

Ferry  Jane,  widow  corner  High  and  Sch.  2nd 

Ferry  Mar>',  widow  84  George  (S.) 

Fertner  Lewis,  glass  blower,  Lombard  near  Sch. 

Fei  :ner  Moses,  victualler  Cherry  near  Sch.  6th 

Fest  Chrislopher,  merchant  tailor  51  south  Front 

Fetter  Peter,  shipwright  43  Budd 

Feyerhocker  Henry,  watchman  2nd  above  Ger,  road 

Fichaux  John,  cook  &c.  92  S.  Second  and  81  S.  Fifth. 

Fichtner  Godfrey,  peelmaker  266  Cedar 

Fickey  Harman,  confectioner  441  north  Third 

jFiddy  John,  mariner  85  Passyunk 

field  Barton,  grocer  82  north  Front 

Field  Charles,  grocer  6  High — d.  h.  110  north  Front 

Field  Charles,  carpenter  77  Moyamensing  r. 

Field  Christiana,  widow  127  Walnut 

Field  &  Fobes,  domestic  warehouee  295  High 

Field  Isaac  jun.  merchant  N.W.  cor.  lllh  and  Locust 

Field  Isaac,  merchant  43  1-2  N.  Front— d.  h.  17  Racs 

Field  John,  carpenter  Malbro  ab.  Bedford 

Field  John,  merchl.  N.  W.  cor.  Locust  and  11th 

Field  John,  brick  moulder  Broad  ab.  Race 

Field  James,  mercht.  295  High 

Field  Mrs.  layer  out  of  the  dead  137  Spruce 

fField  Peter,  waiter  8  Stampers  alley 

Field  Peter,  tailor  137  and  139  Spruce 

Field  Peter,  labourer  Thirteenth  above  Sassafras 

Field  P.  gardner  Greenwich  below  2nd 

Field  Samuel,  grocer  6  High  and  16  Race 

Field  Samuel  &  Charles,  grocers  6  High 

Field  Samuel,  silver  plater  11  N.  7th— d.  h.  91  N.  9ti: 

yield  Samuel  victual lar  Norman  alley 

Field  Thomas,  blacksmith  31  Queen 

lield  Thomas,  saddler  &c.  197  Shippen 

Field  T.  S.  &  Isaac,  merchts.  43  1-2  N.  Front 

Fife  John,  weaver  Lombard  W.  Sch.  7th 

Fife  Wm.  Read  maker  Sch.  3d  below  High 

Figiier  A.  tailor  57  Mulberry 

Filbert  Peter,  labourer  34  Plum 

Finister  William,  labourer  Adelnhi  av. 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORT.  FJS 

i-'illete  F.  boarding  house  129  south  Second 

Finch  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  A.  41  N.  Sixth 

Finch  Elizabeth,  widow  7  Xorris's  alley 

Fink  Adam,  stocking  weaver  G.  road  near  Sd 

Fink  George,  stocking  weover  cor.  3d  and  C.  road 

Fink  Jiicob,  stocking  weaver  Frank,  r-  n.  Sorrel  horse 

Finkbine  F.  shoemaker  13th  below  Chestnut 

Finkin  Andreas,  sea  captain  70  Locust 

Finlaw  Low,  woodsawyer  28  Bread 

Finley  Anthony,  bookseller  84c.  N.  E.  corner  Chestnut 

and  4th— d.  h.  227  Arch 
Finley  Francis,  upholsterer  64  south  Front 
Finley  James,  teacher  227  Mulberry 
Finley  John,  hatter  6  College  avenue 
Finn  John  G.  innkeeper  83  south  Fifth 
J'innegan  Mrs.  of  James  143  south  Eighth 
Fenno  Mary,  tailoress  2  Poplar  alley 
Finney  C.  hatter  92  Cedar    (See  Phinney  and  Feentij 
Finney  Charles,  carpenter  20  Pear  street 
Finton  John,  drover  back  262  Cedar 
Firing  Joseph,  labourer  2d  above   Germantown  road 
Firing  George,  segarmaker  127  Green 
Firth  John,  china  merchant  10  N.  Front  d.  h.  72  N.  9th 
Firth  Preston  C.  inspector  of  lumber  28  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Firth  Thomas,  merchant  84  High— d.  h.  184  Arch 
Fish  Charles  H.  feiry  and  innkeeper  High  st.  ferry  S, 
Fish  Christopher,  baker  485  north  3d  (side 

Fish  James,  sh  llopman  Lily  alley 
Fish  Samuel,  wharf  builder  Ger.  road  above  Laurel 
Fisher  Abraham,  4th  below  Poplar 
Fisher  Abraham,  saw  maker  near  36  sugar  alley 
Fisher  Andrew,  hatter  25  High— d.  h.  149  south  2d 
Fisher  Ann,  widow  of  F.  Bnttonwood 
Fisher  Ann,  shopkeeper  500  Sassafras 
Fisher  Charles,  printer  111  north  5th 
Fisher  David,  painter  Prospi^ct  alley 
Fisher  Deborah,  122  St.  John 
Fisher  Eliza,  widow  of  James  L.  3  south  12th 
Fisher  Elizabeth,  widow  Cox*s  alley 
Fisher  Elizabeth,  widow  Hanover  above  Queen 
Fisher  F.  grocer  north  west  corner  Ann  and  Caliowhill 
Fisher  Frederick,  shoemaker  377  north  Front 
Fisher  George,  nailer,  back  120  German 
Fisher  George,  weaver  Prince  near  malbro 
Fisher  George,  wharf  bui'der  Beach  near  High  bridg« 
Fisher  George,  drover  Ger.  road  above  first  gate 
Fisher  Hunse  H.  sea  captain  13th  above  Cherry 
Fisher  Henry,  brickmaker  500  K:ice 
Fisher  Henry,  wheelwright  Oak  (N.  L.)  near  Browne 
Fisher  Jacob,  carpenter  49  Browne  (N.  L.) 
Fisher  James  C.  merchant  99  south  Front  and  d.  h.  277 
Fisher  John,  comb  maker  43  Rudd  (Chestnut 

Fisher  John,  shoemaker  Hoffman's  alley 

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FIT  paxton's  annual 

Fisher  John,  victualler  Garden  above  Callowhiii 

Fisher  .Tohn,  labourer  Schuylkill  8th  above  Race 

Fisher  Michael,  sea  captain  Poplar  lane  above  Froni. 

Fisher  John,  victualler  Wood  above  Eighth 

Fisher  John,  milkman  7ih  above  Camac 

Fisher  John,  labourer.  Queen  near  F.  road 

Fisher  J.  N-  lace  and  fringe  wearer  121  Mulberry 

Fisher  John,  coach  trimmer  4  Myers  court 

Fisher  John,  painter,  &c.  251  Spruce 

Fisher  Jonathan,  oysterman  13  High 

Fisher  Joseph,  spectacle,  &c.  maker  105  N.  2d 

Fisher  Joseph,  victualler,  96  north  7th 

Fisher  Mrs.  C.  boarding  house  59  Race 

Fisher  Joshua,  merchant  170  Chestnut 

Fisher  Mary,  widow  365  Arch 

Fisher  Mary,  nurse  Cherry  below  6th 

Fisher  Miers,  counsellor  at  law  108  Mulberry 

Fisher  Martin  and  Son,  thermometer  and  spectacle  ma, 

kers  105  north  Second 
Fisher  Rachel,  dry  goods  store  190  south  Second 
Fisher  Rebecca,  gentlewoman  306  Chestnut 
Fisher  Robt.  Y.  mariner  back  17  north  8th 
Fisher  S.  R.  merchant  27  Dock—d.  h.  110  S.  Front 
Fisher  Samuel,  smith  20  Suprar  alley 
Fisher  Surah  W.  wido'.v  290  Chestnut 
Fisher  Stephen,  ma'e  Galbreth's  court  (bridge 

Fisher  widow  of  Elias,  tavern  keeper.  Oak  (N.  L.)  n.  High 
Fisher  Wdliam,  mariner  16  Mary 

Fisher  Wm.  W.  mercht.  99  S.  Front— d.  h.  312  Chestnut 
Fisk  Horace,  merchant  5  S.  wharves  (ab.  lltb 

Fisler  Charlej',,  grv'>cer  146  N.  4ih  and  59  Sassafras 
Fisler  Jacob  11  merr.ht.  taylor  257  N.  2d 
Fiss  Henry,  tanner  Kunckle  near  Ta.mmany 
Fiss  Henry,  smith  nrar321  Callowhiii 
Fiss  Joseph,  c.iipenter  123  Plum 
Fiss  Samuel,  cabinet  maker  8  Liale  Pine 
Fister  Cathirine,  widow  2.  ('allovvhilll 
Fithian  John,  Kaston  hotel  121  north  AVater 
Fithian  Margaret,  widow  137  Swansom 
Fitch  Thomas,  exchange  broker  127  north  9th 
Fitch  Thonirts,  ii.  n.  )iear  127  north  Ninth 
Fitch  and  Ktickmun,  exchange  brokei-s  4  south  3d 
Fite  Samuel,  covdwainer  back  450  Race 
Fitler  Daul.  vict.  ab.  504  N.  2d--stall  20  (N.  L.)  market 
Fitler  Jacob,  late  sheriflT,  511  north  2d  opp.  Beaver 
Fitler  Jacob,  jr.  tanner  ab.  550  north  Third 
Fitler  Wiliiam,  tanner  and  currier  comer  Otter  and  3d 
Fii  zgeraki  David,  woodsawyer  235  Cedar 
Fitzgendd  Hannah,  widow  3  Wood 
Fitzgerald  George,  cooper  5  Whitehall  st. 
fFitzgerald  Jacob,  Cvrpenter  6'h  ab.  Poplar 
Fi^zgerald  Jesse,  innkeeper  139  north  Third 
Fitzgerald  Keran,  stable  keeper  13  Marshal's  alky 
Fitzgerald  M.  H.  tailcr  14  south  19ih 


BHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY,  FLI 

1  itzgerald  Thomas,  labourer  5  Fetter  lane 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  127  Lombard 
Fitzowen  Lewis,  weaver  Rose  allfey  ab.  Coats 
Fitzpatrick  John,  vict.  (N.  L.)  market— d.  h.  4th  ab.  €i€o» 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  widow  Rose  iaUey  near  Brown 
Fitzsimmcns  Benard,  ship  chandler  228  &  251  Sw^anson 
Fizel  EU,  playing-card  maker  314  Race 
I'izel  Ann,  widow  shopkeeper  314  Sassafras 
Fizell  Lewis,  carpenter  Prince  n.  Crown 
Fizon  John,  labourer  1  Buttonwood 
Fizone  Jacob,  carpenter  317  Race 
Flagler  Valentine,  27  north  alley 
Flagler  Gilbert  3i.  d.  208  south  5th  cor.  Shippen 
Flaliaven  Margaret,  storekeeper  89  north  2d 
Flake  Elizabeth,  widow  83  north  9  th 
Flake  George,  painter,  &c.  50  north  8th— d.  h.  198  'Arch 
Flake  John,  dep.  keeper  of  prison,  Maple  ab.  Eighth 
Flake  Richard,  mariner  75  Christian 
Flanagan  James,  cordwainer  back  419  N.  2d 
Flanagan  Patrick,  taylor  249  south  4th 
Flanagan  Stephen,  pUot  444  south  Front 
Flannegan  James,  carpenter  Broad  above  Sassafras 
Flannery  William,  carpenter  Broad  ab.  Race 
Fleegal  George,  master  armourer  V.  S.  arsenal 
Fleetwood  Joseph,  oysterman  218  Hi(?h 
Fleming  F.  boarding  house  129  south  2d 
Fleming  William,  sea  captain  186  south  Front 
Flemming  Robt.  grocer  N.  W.  cor.  High  8c  Sch.  7th 
Flennard  Ann,  widow  Mulberry  alley  be!.  George 
Fletcher  Catharine  cake  baker  256  Sassafras 
Fletcher  Cha.s,  jeweller,  he.  N.  E.  cor.  Chestnut  5c  3d 
Fletcher  Edward,  tobacconist  89  St.  John 
Fletcher  Frederick,  dealer  in  machine-cut  beaver  165  S.3d 
Fletcher  &  Gardiner,  silvermitlis  and  jewellers  130  Chest- 
nut ab.  Fourth 
Fletcher  Hannah,  wic!.)u-  Locu<;t  a!:ove  12th 
Fletcher  Joshua,  bookbinder  3  Little  Pine 
Fletcher  John,  oysterman  Hiiddeli*s  court 
Fletcher  Rebecca,  boanlir.g  house  127  J^Iiilberry 
Fletcher  Tlios.  jeweller  130  Cliestnut— d.  h.  5  S.  4th. 
Fletcher  William,  miilincry  s'ore  153  x\rch 
Flexton  Charles,  rigger  42  G  rman 
Flick  Elizabeth,  widow  Prince  ne.-.r  Hninver 
Flick  Geo.  block  maker  144  Water—d.  h.  142  N.  Front 
Flick  Thomas,  shnemakej  Qaeen  near  Cherry  (K.) 
Flick  William,  fisherman  Bishod  near  Queen 
Flictor  Catharine,  widow  Sell.  Eighth  corner  Race 
Flickwire  widow  of  DiiVid,  Carpenter  24  German 
Flicker  Thomas,  cordwainer  Merriott's  lane  above  4ti; 

Flight ,  cabinet  maker  4  Dock 

Fiing  Daniel,  clock  and  watch  maker  S24  north  2d 
Fling  Edward,  painter  &c.  39  Key's  alley 
Fiing  John,  mariner  50  Meade  alley 
Fiing  Susan,  boarding  house  113  Chestniit 


FOO  1 AXTON  S  AN  NUAL 

Fling  William,  painter  &c  Inquire  o9  Key's  alley 

Fliu  Ellen  Mrs.  widow  12  Pevvterplatter  alley 

Flinn  John,  manner  Alberson's  court 

Flinn  Robert,  plaisterer  216  north  Sixth 

Flint  John,  cuachmaker  13  Filbert  and  210  Mulberry 

Fhnt  Erastus,  cabinet-maker  8  south  Twelfth 

Flint  Achilles,  cabinet  maker  277  Walnut 

Flintbam  \Vm.  mercht  back  141  N.  Water  d.  h.  213  Arch 

Fiintoft  Christiana,  widow  74  Vine 

Flomerfelt  Geo.  Columbian  shoe  manuf.  S.  W.  cor.  High 

and  Sch.  Eighth 
Flood  Isaac,  cordwainer  34  Coats 
Flood  Matthew,  labourer  back  180  south  Fourth 

Flood ,  farmer  Hamilton  west  of  Sch  4th 

Florence  David,  boat  builder  32  Swanson  d.  h.  176  S.  2d 

Florence  Eleanor,  widow  tailoress  364  south  Front 

Florence  and  Sheets,  boatbuilders  32  Swanson 

Florence  Zachariah,  store  keeper  6  north  Sixth 

Flour  Aaroi!,  104  south  Fifth 

Flower  John,  45  Swanson 

Flowers  Geo.  jun.  grocer  S,  E.  cor.  Race  and  8th 

Flowers  Geo,  feed  store  &c.  270  Race 

Fioyd  John,  grocer  265  south  Third 

Floyd  John,  jun.  grocer  S-  W.  cor.  4th  and  German 

Fluck  Adam,  inkeeper  (Camel  inn)  140  N.  Second 

Fobes  Geo.  W-  nierchant  295  High  [see  Forbes. 

Fcering  Frederick,  currier' and  justice  of  the  peace  243  N. 

Third  ^ste    earing 

Faring  Samuel  and  Frederick,  curriers  265  N.  Second 
Fogal  Nicholas,  woodsawyer  447  N.  Third 
^^ogg  Samuel,  labourer,  corner  Passyunk  and  6th 
Foglasant  Daniel,  cabinet  maker  Sprue  W  •  Sch  Front 
Folk  Mary,  widow  31  Coates  alley 
Folkrod  E:  shopkeeper  21  Sassafras  alley 
Folkrod  Joseph,  carpenter  back  118  north  9th 
Foil  in  Augustus  65  Guskill 
Follins  Mary,  widow  Small  alley 
Folwell  Caleb,  tailor  81  and  146  south  Water 
Folwell  &  Comly,  merchants  95  High 
Folwell  E.  teacher  and  embroiderer  49  Dock 
Folwell  Job  W.  ladies  shoemaker  13  Paatts*  court 
Folwell  John,  merchant  northwest  cor.  Arch  and  Hti 
Folwell  Nathan,  merchant  95  High 
Folwell  Samuel,  carpenter  George  181 
Folwell  Thomas,  tailor  N.  E.  cor.  Walnut  and  Water 
Folwell  Williaiu,  merchant  233  Mulberry 
Fohvell  William,  jr.  merchant  235  Mulberry 
Folwell  Wm.  &  John  &  co.  merchants  55  N.  Front 
Fonde  Ande,  boarding  house  88  north  5th 
Fontaine  Francis,  accountant  Catharine  above  3d 
Fontinges  Peter  F.  merchant  271  High— d.  h.  Chest- 
Foote  James  R.  carpenter  Castle  (nut  below  11th 

roQ\e  John,  shoemaker  27  Meade  alley 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  FOS 

Forbes  Jared,  shoemaker  Galbreath's  court 

Force  Mrs.  of  Peter,  480  sou)h  2d 

Ford  Edward,  plasterer  Schuylkill  5th  below  High 

Ford  Jacob,  wheelwright  88  N.  6ih— (\.  h.  166  N.  8th 

Ford  David,  gilder  181  north  8th 

Ford  George,  grocer  106  north  7th 

Ford  Isabella,  high  near  permanent  bridge 

Ford  John,  merchant  198  Market— d.  h.  199  Race 

Ford  John  S.  mariner  48  Mead  alley 

^ord  Mrs.  boarding  house  8  Fromberger's  court 

Ford  Mary,  widow  4th  above  Poplar  lane 

Ford  Peter,  cabinetmaker  211  south  3d 

Foad  Peter,  carpenter  101  Noble 

Ford  Sarah,  widow  storekeeper  40  north  6th 

Forderay  Mrs.  tailoress,  15  Carter's  alley 

Fordham  John,  shipwright  Beach  near  Bishop 

Fordham  Richard,  shipwright  Queen  above  Cheri'y 

Fordyce  Abraham,  chairmaker  back  61  Budd 

Foreman  Joshua  D-  cordwainer  Fuller's  alley 

fForeman  William,  labourer  129  Cherry 

Forman  Enoch,  blacksmith  Camden  Kew  Jersey 

Forman  Isaac,  grocer,  Redstore  wharf 

Forman  Isaac,  teacher  93  Sassafras 

Forman  widow  ofr William  120  Locust    {See  Furmaru 

Forepaugh  Williafti,  carpenter  James  above  Charles 

Forepaugh  Benjamin  B.  grocer  261  north  3d 

Forepaugh  Mary,  storekeeper  257  north  3d 

Fornman  Godfrey  labourer  Sch-  3d  below  Chestnut 

Forrest  William,  accomptant  77  Cedar 

Forrester  Catharine,  100  Mulberry 

Forrester  Henry,  blacksmith  Locust  below  13th 

Forsbury  Mary,  widow  18  Juniper  lane 

Forst  Abraham,  toyman  171  Mulberry 

Forst  David,  tavern  and  grocery  Oak  (N.  L.)  n.  Coats 

Forsy the  Isaac,  carpenter  64  south  Sixth 

Forsyth  James,  tavern  keeper  29  south  Wharves 

Forsythe  Elizabeth,  v/idovv  87  Coats 

Fort  Charles,  ferryman  Camden  N.  J. 

Fort  Daniel,  bricklayer  Pembertons  alley 

Forst  William,  upliolsterer  5  Watson's  alley 

Fort  Emanuel,  accomptant  108  Gaskil  . 

Fort  Michael,  baker  cor.  Lombard  and  Sch.  7th 

jForten  James,  sailmaker,  loft  95  south  Wharves—^,  b.. 

92  Lombard 
Fortescue  Joseph,  mariner  56  George  (S.) 
Fortiscue  Thomas,  carpenter  46  Almond 
Fortune  George,  blucksmitJi  244  south  Fourth 
■j-Portune  John,  hairdresser  394  south  Second 
Fortune  Micha<el,  lottery  office  117  Chestnut 
Foster  Hiram,  silversmith  back  102  High 

Foster ,  labourer  Stillhouse  alley 

Foster  Conrad,  whipmaker  419  north  Second 
Foster  Elisabeth,  widow  Tammany  ab.  St.  John 
J'oster  Jane,  widow  cor.  Hazel  and  Weavei"S  ajik^s 


FOX  paxton's  anntal 

Foster  James,  copdwainer  10th  ab.  Race 
Foster  John,  caulker  Cherr)  near  Duke 
Foster  John,  whiskey  merchant  George  n.  Sch.  3d  atu 

High  n.  Sch.^4th 
Foster  Maria,  widow  6  Little  Pine 
Foster  Mrs.  of  Beriah  122  Plum 
P'oster  Maylan,  nailor  14  Coombs  alley 
Foster  Mrs.  191  north  Front 
Foster  Robert,  88  German 
Foster  Sarah,  widow  Tammany  near  St.  John 
Foster  Sarah,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 
Foster  Salis,  pilot  36  Almond 
Foster  William,  merchant  North  alley 
Fotterall  Stephen  E.  merchant  224  Pine 
Foudray  John,  tobacconist  4  Gray's  alley 
Fongeray  George  I.  stove  manf.  9&N,  2nd— d.  h.  91  New 
Fwigeray  Rene  J.  smith  &c.  97  and  99  north  Second 
Fougeray  &  Schreiner,  stove  manufactory  97  and  irou 

store  99  north  Second 
Foulke  Caleb,  steel  manuf.  19  Minor— d.  h.  401  High 
Foulke  Chas.  mercht.  3  Sansom  see  Faulk-  and  Folk 

Foulke  Eliza,  Mulberry  court 
Foulke  John  P.  painter  Loxley  court 
Foulke  Hannah  &  Jane,  gentlewomen^44  Filber  ab.  12tb 
Foulke  Henry,  sea  captain  Simmons  court 
Foulke  Richard  P.  grocer  24  north  Fighth 
Foulkrod  Mahlon,  baker  Sixth  below  Coats 
Foulon  L.  manufacturer  corner  Sch.  Front  and  Vine 
Fouquet  Louis,  tavernkeeper  corner  lOth  and  Cherry 
Fourestier  E.  distiller  54  north  Third 
Fournier  &  George,  merchants  211  High 
Fournier  H.  merchant  211  High 

Fousatt  John  B.  merchant  181  S.  Seventh       {see  FavssaU 
Fouse  Matthias,  shoemaker  59  Green 
Foust  Michael,  watchman.  Broad  above  Race 
Fow  Jacob,  victualler  Spafford 
Fow  John,  victualler  Shackamaxon 
Fow  Wm.  vict.  Shackamaxon — stall  2  Callowhill  market 
Fow  William,  jun.  victualler  Spafford 
Fow  widow  of  Henry,  Shackamaxon 
Powers  Elizabeth,  107  Christian 
Fowle  George  M.  storekeeper  14  south  Second 
Fowle  Jacob,  victualler— stall  35  New  Market 
Fowle  Jonathan,  jun.  attorney  at  law  151  Walnut 
Fowler  Enoch,  fruiterer  44  N.  Second — d.  h.  63  New 
Fowler  J.  A.  13  Fitzwalter 
Fowler  James,  labourer  back  109  Christian 
Fowler  Samuel,  segar  maker  George  near  Second 
Fowler  Samuel,  tobacconist  28  north  5th — d.  h.  St.  John 

near  Second 
Fowler  Thomas,  oysterman  back  20  Small 
Fowler  William,  tailor  N-W.  coraer  Dock  and  Walnut 
Fox  Ann,  widow,  32  St.  Mary 
Fox  Christian,  weaver  113  Gi:een 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  FRA 

?ox  Edward,  Secretary  to  the  American  Fire  Insurance 
Company  101  Chestnut 

Fox  Frederick,  tallow  chandler  Crown  above  Prince 

Fox  George,  gentleman  274  Chestnut 

Fox  George,  smith  356  north  Third 

fFox  Henry,  labourer  back  117  north  Tenth 

Fox  Hannah,  spinster  6  south  Tenth 

tFox  Isaac  porter  back  7^Christian 

Fox  James,  printer  477  south  Front 

Fox  James,  dealer  46  High 

Fox  James,  shopkeeper  &  upholsterer  100  north  Fifth 

Fox  John  cabinetmaker  107  Budd  (Market 

Kox  John  victualler  Budd  n.  Poplar  lane — stalX  9  (N.L.) 

Fox  widow  of  John,  brickmaker  367  Mulberry 

Fox  John,  stablekeeper  295  south  Third 

Fox  Joseph,  printer  323  Spruce  and  224  Lombard 

Fox  Justinian,  301  south  Front 

Fox  Lewis,  woodsawyer,  back  100  north  Eleventh 

Fox  John  A.  attorney  at  law  corner  Walnut  and  4th 

Fox  Margaret,  widow  back  43  Charlotte 

Fox  Michael,  brickmaker  12  north  9th 

Fox  Samuel,  northwest  comer  Locust  and  8th 

Fox  Samuel,  brickmaker  37  Filbert 

Fox  Sarah  M,  widow  gentlewoman  23  Sansom 

Fox  Peter,  rigger  26  Catharine 
Fox  Thomas,  labourer  Vine  above  13th 
Fox  widow  of  William,  Arch  west  of  Schuylkill  2d 
Foxhill  widow,  of  Thomas,  vict.  21  Fitzwalter 
Foy  Mary,  mantaumaker  136  Sassafras 
Foy  Michael,  tailor  156  south  11th  below  Locust 
Franchi  Andrew,  artificial  flower  manuf.  422  N.  Front 
fFrancis  Charles,  rag  man  56  Currant  alley- 
Francis  Charles,  merchant  122  south  4th 
fFrancis  Henry,  mariner  back  118  Lombard 
Francis  Francis,  stone  cutter  back  359  Arch 
Francis  John,  lottery  and  exchange  office  39  south  Sd 

in  the  building  northeast  comer  Chestnut 
Francis  John,  carter  Maria  above  4th    {Ste  Fraunccs 
Francis  John,  carter  comer  Race  and  Twelfth 
Francis  Susan,  widow  97  Callowhill 
Francis  John,  corner  Race  and  Schuylkill  3d 
Francis  John,  mariner  107  Moyamensing  road 
fFrancis  John,  mariner  229  south  5th 
fFrancis  John,  shoemaker  200  south  6th 
fFrancis  John,  labourer  Rose  near  Germantown  road 
Francis  Joseph,  potter  Front  above  Poplar  lane 
Francis  Mrs,  of  Thomas  W.  merchant  77  south  4th 
Francis  William,  comedian  70  north  8th 
Franck  Luther,  glass  works  Cedar  near  Schuylkill 
Frane  Eliza.  Dean's  alley 
Frank  E'izabeth,  widow  32  North  10th 
Frank  C.  painter  etc,  479  Race  &  94  north  41th 
^Yank  Jacob,  tailor  73  north  10th  {See  Franks 

I'rank  \\/idow  of  John,  Malbor.  near  West 


FRE  PAXTOJJ'S  ANKUAL 

Frankelbery  Sarah,  tailoress  M'CuUoch's  coun 
Erankford  Jane,  widow  348  south  Front 
Frankford  John,  cabinetmaker  348  south  Front 
Franklin  Edward,  shoemaker  33  Franklin 
Franklin  Ellen,  widow  nurse  36  Appletree  alley 
Franklin  Lemuel,  bootmanf.  59  south  Third 
Franklin  Lydia,  widow  Lolar's  court 
Franklin  John,  drayman  Popkr  below  Budd 
Franklin  Nathaniel,  sea  captain  50  Almond 
Franklin  Samuel  B.  teacher  Gray's  ferry  road 
Franklin  widow  of  Wm.  252  south  Seventh 
Franks  Isaac,  59  Cherry 

Franks  Jacob,  jun.  carpenter  206  N.  4th  above  Noble 
Franks  John,  watchman  102  north  5th 
Franks  John,  labourer  195  St.  John 
Franks  John,  mariner  385  south  Front  (^tee  Frank 

Franks  I.ewis,  drayman  back  38  Brown 
Fraley  Enoch,  shoemaker  347  north  Front 
Fraley  Jacob,  merchant  17  Church  alley 
Fraley  widow  of  Jacob,  biscuit  baker  198  Cedar 
Fraley  John  U.  baker  17  Chiu-ch  alley 
Fraley  Joseph,  plasterer  Beach  below  Shackamaxon 
Fraley  Peter,  nailor  Beach  below  Shackamaxon 
Fraser  John,  bricklayer  42  Chester 
Fraser  Thomas,  carpenter  Poplar  lane  above  St.  John 
Frasier  Emanuel,  carpenter  278  south  Seventh 
Fravel  JoJin,  tailor  341  north  Front 
Fraunces  Susanna  M.  97  Callowhill  {see  Francis. 

Frazer  Andrew,  late  storekeeper  4th  near  George 
Frazer  Ann,  widow  S.  E.  comer  4th  and  Walnut  *' 
Frazer  Robert,  counsellar  and  attorney  at  law,  Westches- 
ter road  12  miles  from  Philadelphia 
Frazer  William,  mariner  52  Mead  alley 
FPe^zier  Anthony,  cai-penter  134  south  Eighth 
Frazier  Elizabetli,  widow  183  north  Front 
Frazier  James  P.  turner  back  373  Arch 
Frazier  John,  thread  manuf;  corner  5th  and  Christian 
Frazier  Wm.  thread  manuf.  Merriott*s  lane  below  5th 
Frazier  Wm.  labourer  near  6  Emlens  court 
Frederick  Charles,  rigger  15  Parham's  alley 
Frederick  Geo.  musical  instrument  maker  5  Fayette 
Frederick  George,  fisherman  Wood  (K.) 
Frederick  John  L.  engraver  8  Carpenters  court — d.  h.  5 
Frederick  John,  carter  Shield's  alley  (Fayette 

Frederick  John,  P.  printer  7  Burd's  row 
Frederick  Mary,  widow  Stelnmetz  court 
Frederickson  F.  A.  tobacconist  back  251  Race 
Fredly  Caspar,  basket  maker  Ger.  r,  below  1st  gate 
Free  Benjamin,  storekeeper  102  north  Second 
Free  Edward,  carter  237  north  Second 
Free  John,  cordwainer  Quince  below  Locust 
Free  Rebecca,  widow  teacher,  14  Geaman 
Frer  Samuel,  drayman  Laurel  street  (N,  L.) 
I'leeburn  Daniel,  blacksmith  101  Christian 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  FRI 

i'*reed  Ann,  widow  narse  Lombard  stree^  alle}- 
\eed  A.nthony,  mahogany  frame  makCT  Green  c; 

St.  John 
-reed  David,  fiour  store,  comer  3d  and  Noble 
i'reed  George,  looking  glass  silverer  Coats  100 
Freed  Henry,  Kensington  Hotel  Frank,  r.  ab  Queen 
Freel  Wm   grocer  191  S.  6th 
Freeland  David  S.  ^  Co  hatters  22  High 
Freeland  John,  shoemaker  31  German 
Freeman  Benj.  chairmaker  Cedar  corner  12tii 

Freeman ,  taylor,  /uniper  above  Chi^rry^ 

Freeman  Henry  G.  attorney,.  a'nd'A~o6nseller  at  iav\ 

38  Walnut  ^  ^' 

Freeman  Isabella,  widow.  38  N.  7th 
Freeman  T.^.  commercial  agent  42  Walnut,  dwellirir 

S.  E.  cornier  Chestnut  and  Tenth 
Freestone  Robert,  silver  plater  back  152  Race 
Freeston  Wm.  poach  trimmer  57  Moyanci.sine  r. 
Frenaye  M.  A.  merchant  271  High,  and  Chf  smut  first 

door  E.  of  Eleventh,  north  side 
Frenaye  ^  /^ontanges,  merchts.  N.  W.  cor.   7th  and 

High 
Frenaye  Peter,  mercht.  271  High — d.  h.  184  S.  11th 
French  Aabigal,  widow  shopkeeper  94  St.  John 
French  Charles  C.  mercht.  46  and  d.  h.  119  N.  Front 
French  Jonathan,  carpenter  Merriotts  ct.  be).  5th 
French  John,  toll  gatherer  at  1st  gate  Ridge  r. 
French  ^Irs.  of  Daniel  High  W.  sch  7th. 
ti^rench  Wm.  blacksmith  op.  549  S.  2d 
Freno  Paul,  storekeeper  28  Spruce 
Freshmuth  Jacob,  tobacconisi  225  Callov;hiii  ab.  .cut 

and  cor.  3d  and  Race 
Freshmuth  Michael,  cooper  156  High  d.  h.  Callowhill 
Fretgot  Mary  Mrs.  30  North  ality 
Freyer  ^  Andersen,  storekeepers  11  S.  3d 
Freyer  William  storekeeper  11  S.  3d 
Freyne  Sherry  mercht   Chestnut  ab.  10th 
Freymuti\  Benjn.  printer,  back  323  Spruse 
F-.cytag  6c  Kempman,  china  glass  and  qneens  ware 

store  68  N.  3d 
Freytag  D  \n,  potter  and  queens  ware  store  137  Cedar 
Freytag  Michael,  justice  of  peace  198  south  5x.\\ 
Freytas^  Daniel.  C.  china,  &c.  store  68  N.  3d 
Frick  Fredk,  wood  sawyer  back  271  Race 
Frick  Jacob  8c  Co,  editors  and  publishers  of  the  Amer 

lean  Centinel  24  Walnut 
Frick  /acob.one  of  the  editors  of  the  American  Centint  1 

24  Walnut 
Frick  Michael,  Brassfounder  364  Third 
Frick  Jacob,  brickmaker  4:.h  near  George     (N,L  ' 
Fncke  Fredrick,  cabinet  maker  209  St.  John 
Fricke  Henry*  furrier  355  nor'h  Second 
Fricker  Josepli,  gentleman  362  north  Second 

11 


ir'UL  PAXTON*S  AKNUAL 

Fricker  John,<jjabinet  maker  71  Greenland  356  N.  2nd 

Friedlein  John  A.  141  Siappea 

Friend  Isaac  F.  dairyman  George  near  lOlh 

Frier  Mary,  widow  tavern  keeper  2nd  near  Camac 

Fries  John,  merchant,  167  Mulberry 

Fries  John,  jr.  167  Mulberry 

Fries  Mary,  veido  v  86  Cailowhill 

Friez  widow,  of  Conrad  Sch.  8th  below  Arch 

Fritez  Peter  F,  printer  234  north  Front 

Fritz  Christopiier.  baker  100  north  Setenth 

Fritz  Eliza,  Wiisherwoman  179  St.  John 

Fritz  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  13  South  alley 

Fritz  John,  12  South  alley 

Fritz  wid  jw  of  Peter,  stonecutter  220  Sassafras 

•Frizell  Susan,  teaclier  H(^ftmans  alley  f^ 

Frojnberger  Maria,  27  Filbert 

Fromberger  John,  tobacconist  387  north  Third 

Frost  Daniel,  carpenter  Queen  cor  Shackamaxon 

Frowert  John,  shoen:aker  62  north  Fifth 

Fry  Gaiharine,  widow  300  Vine 

Fry  Eilis,  late  victualler  Wood  above  Seventit 

Fry  George,  Windsor  and  fancy  cliair  maker  88  N.  Front 

Fry  John,  baker  46  Vine 

Fry  Jolin  H.  shoewjirehouse  S.  E.  corner  Third  and  High 

— d.  b.  19  Franklin  court 
Fry  John,  block  Sic.  maker  139  N.  Water— d.  h.  34  El- 

freth  alley 
Fry  Luci  etia,  widow  Lilly  alley  above  Green 
Frv  William,  printer,  office  back  110  Wainut-~dweiling 

55  south  Fifth 
Fryburg  Jos.  vict.  57  N.  8th — stall  17  New  market 
Frjburg  tsasan,  widow  ot'Jolm  vict,  57  N.  8th 
Fryer  Eve,  shopkeeper  356  north  Third 
Fryne  Sherry,  merchant  Chestnut  above  lOth 
Fuel  Thomas  T,  grocer  91  Plum 
Fullen  Mary,  wiJow  122  south  Fifih 
Fallenckr  Aaron,  labourer  Hanover  ab,  Bedford 
Fuller  .Archibald,  bukcr  buck 45  Cedar 
Fuller  D.miel,  43  Wi-h-ut 

Fullerton  A.  storekeeper  57  High  and  33  Filbeil 
Fullerlon  C.  boarding  house  near  23  Oak  (N.  L.) 
Fulleiton  Edw.  S.  merchant  17 Chestnut 
Fuilerttjn  Jolm,  dealer  in  hay  Coats  below  6th 
Fidlerton  Mrs.  boarding  house  41  soutlfFourtL 
■yr'ulman  J-seph,  master  sweep  Sp^^fTord 
fFulman  Philip,  purler  8  Wander's  court 
Fullmer  Frederick,  watchman  Vv^ooJ  above  8i'i 
Fulrr.er  John,  carpenter  Fi'ar.klin  St. 
Pulmer  John,  milkman  n,  the  city  Hospital 
Fulmer  John,  carpenter  Palmer  near  West 
Fulmer  Mavy,  widow  18  Budd 
Fuiton  George,  acimptant  Townsand  couvt 
^''iit.'j»-J»Jiiei>,«lprekeeper  22  Lombard 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  GLE 

Gilmer  George,  boarding-  house  16  Strawberry 
Gilmer  James,  watchman  82  Pium 
Gilmer  widow,  of  James  110  north  Fourth 
Gilmer  Joseph,  shoemaker  16  Strawberry 
■j-Gilmore  Isaac,  barber  201  Lombard 
Gilmore  widow,  of  James  200Sliippen 
Gilpin  Joshua  &  Tbomas,  merchants  .149  S.  Front 
Gilpen  Joshua,  merchant  5  (Franklin  row)  S.  9\h 
Gilpin  Thomas,  merchant  14  Duck 
Ginder  William,  mariner,  220  north  Fifth 
Ginnings  J.  C  potter  59  Tammany  (jse  Jenninps 

Ginnings  &  Moses,  pottery  St,  John  ab.  Kunkle 
Ginther  David,  victualler  Poplar  lane  below  Rachel 
Ginther  Frances,  widow  victualler  42  Jiudd 
Gintt.er  George,  victualler  50  Green,  %t;Jl  (N".  L  )  Market 
Girard  Hippolite,  distil,  of  cordials  Bead)  n.  High  Bridge 
Girard  Stephen,  merchant  21  and  23  north  Water — bank- 
ing house  Third  street  opposite  Dock 
Girdon  James,  sea  captain  41  Key's  alley 
Girratt  Wm.  brass  hinge  and  flush  bolt  maker  287  Vine 
Givan  James,  storekeeper  64  north  Third 
Girvan  James,  taylor  2  south  Seventh  {see  GarziK 

Givan  Andrew,  labourer  19  Pine  alley 
Givan  John,  coach  painter  64  nonh  8th 
Givan  Robert,  carter  Lombard  W.  Sch.  8th 
Givan  Robert,  mariner  High  W.  perm.  Bridge 
Givan  Patrick,  labourer  High  W.  perm.  Bndge 
Githins  Chai'le.s,  cooper  M'Cullougi.'s  court 
(;ithins  Samuel,  carter  144  north  Front 
Giacking  Daelel,  hatter  23  Lombard 
Givin  Samuel,  tavern  keeper  cor.  Race  and  Sch.  8it 
Glading  John,  oak  cooper  21  and  28  Swanson 
Gi-ding  Joseph,  nailer  197  St.  John  and  93  Coats 
Giading  Elizabeth,  of  James  31  Penn 
Gladney  David,  labourer  28  Spriiii^^et  alley 
Glasgow  James,  plasterer  Pine  above  Tenth 
Glasgow  William,  252  soutii  Seventh 
Glaser  John  L.  merchant  151  South  Front 
Glaser  &  Smith,  merchants  151  south  Front 
Glass  Samuel,  94  Spruce 
Glass  Samuel,  carpenter  lO'Ji  below  Pme 
Glassgow  Hester,  vi'idiw  w eaver  524  north  Front 
Glazier  David,  nailor  191  St  John 
Glazier  Jacob,  labourer  Germantown  rgad  near  4th 
Glazier  John  A.  teacher  Ha*)se'#ct. — ^.  h.  96  N.  5th 
Gleason  Jonas  ^  Simon,  hardware    a^  a  if.  Hi^h  W. 
Glenn  Daniel,  caulker  Beach  ab.  Warren       (Sch.  6th 
Glenn  Hannah,  widow  Marble 
Glenn  Isabella  A.  widow  of  Wm  cor.  6th  and  Small 
Glenn  John,  boatbuilder  near  glasshouse  (K.) 
Glenn  John,  stonecutter  152  Callowhill 
Glenn  John,  wharfbuilder  Beach  near  high  bridge 
Glenn  Mrs.  322  High 


GOO  PAXTON*S  ANltUAi. 

Glenn  Robert,  shipwright  Risiiop  near  Queec 
Glenn  widow  of  rianson,  267  Spruce 
Glenn  William,  steel  furnace  at  the  glass  house  (K.) 
Glentwortli  George,  281  Sassafras 
Glent worth  James,  sur\eyorof  the  port  southeast  cor- 
ner Dock  and  VValiiut 
Glentwortli   James,  jun    southeast   corner  Dock  aiid 

W^nut  and  southeast  corner  High  and  Eleventh 
Gleiitworth  Plunket  F.  m  d.  144  Sassafras    , 
Gluss  Abraham,  hatter  Wiley's  court 
fGloss  William,  labourer  1  Pottery  alley 
fGioucester  Rev.  John,  268  south  Tth  corner  Bedford 
Glover  Andrew,  milkman  ccnier  Pine  and  I'enth 
Glover  John,  stonecutter  corner  Cedar  and  Front 
Goa  ta  K.  confectioner  115  north  10th  :..bove  Race 
Goddard  George,  gentleman  12  Nobie 
Goddard  Jolv),  n)erchant  61  S.  Front — d.  h.  417  High 

Godfrey ,  ropemaker  Passyunk  bel.  Federal 

Godley  P-silip  G.  merchant  89  Hi^h 

Godley  &  Throckmorton  merchants  89  High 

Godon  V.  storekeeper  32  south  Fourth 

Godshall  Ann,  widow  l)ack  37  Beck's  alley 

Godshall  John,  cordwainer  &  collector  of  taxes,  376 

nortn  Third 
Godshall  Paul,  carter  6  Moyamensing  road 
Godshall  Wm.  ropemaker  Passyunk  r.  bel.  Christian 
tioslier  Philip,  baker  163  Shippen 
Goetz  Frederick,  gunmaker  Ridge  road  above  Vine 
GoEtz  Frederick  A.  music  master  60  north  Sixth 
Goff  Henry,  carter  bel.  159  Moyamensing  road 
Goff  Johnl  shneniaker  Meriott's  lane  above  5th 
GoflFMary,  widow  38  C'h^rlotte 
f^oggin  Wm.  cabinetmaker  Frankford  r-  n  Bedford 
Golden  Hannah,  widow  tailoress,  2d  above  Ger.  road 
Golden  John,  attorney  at  law  350  south  Front 
Goldey  Menry,  cordwainer  812  Race         {See  Gouldij 
Goldsmith  Charles,  carter  6  Almond 
Goldsmith  Jeremiah,  corder  Oak  (N.  L.)  ab.  h. scales 
Golds'nith  Ltvi  M.  131  north  Third 
Goldsmith    Fhomas,    planemaker    38r  north   Second 

corner  Green— d.  h.  424  north  Front 
Goldson  Mary,  widow  back  57  Budd 
Goldtrip  William,  carpenter  12  Knight's  court 
(ioioff  Sarah,  ^^o\v  b|f;k  41  Couts 
tiomminirer  Agnes,  glovem^er  03  CaUowhill 
Gornmiir^er  Joseph,  drayman  2  Baker's  court 
Gon&gal  Fergvison,  labourer  220  soutli  Seventh 
Good  Joseph,  439  north  Front 
Gooden  Jon;<t)i£in,  carpenter  Camrien  N.  J. 
Goodfellcw  KUziibeth,  pastry  cook  64  Dock 
«^io')dfeiiOW  Jumes,  nailer  Castle 
(io()df<Uow  William,  watchmaker  64  l>ock 
<-ioodhart  John,,  batter  158  north  Third 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  GOR 

ixoodin  John,  tavern  keeper  25  North  alley 

l:i.Kj(lman  Charles,  engraver  87  CailowhlU 

Goodman  George  F.  printer  87"  Callowhill 

Goodman  John,  justice  of  the  peace  and  Notary  Publick, 

87  Callowhill 
Goodman  Rev.  John  R.  87  Callowhill 
Goodman  Mary,  widow  of  Samuel  (cures  the  bites  of  mad 

animals)  12  Kunckel 
Goodman  &  Piggot,  engravers  26  Chester 
Goodman  Thomas  F.  letter  carrier  134  Locust 
Goodilck  Mary,  widow  boarding  house  44  S.  Fifth 
Goodrick  Mary,  widow  Pitt  near  Beaver 
Goodrick  William,  hatter  back  187  Arch 
Goods  George,  biscuit  baker  Hauses  court 
Goodwin  Catharine,  widow  Mead  alley 
Goodwin  Counter,  attorney  at  law  171  north  Front 
Goodwin  Edward,  ropemaker  &.c.  S.W.  corner  Oak  (N.  L.; 

and  Coats — d.  h  414  north  Front 
Goodwin  George,  jun.  labourer  back  143  Coats 
Goodwin  John  D.  &  Edward,  ropemakevs  &c.  S.W.  corner 

of  Oak  and  Coats  (N.  L) 
Goodwin  J.  grocery  and  tavern  Oak  neai'  hay  scales  wharf 
Goodwin  John,  ropemaker,  ship  chandler  and  agent  for 

N.  Y.  exchange  line  71  N.  Water — d.  h.  171  N.  Front 
Goodwin  Jonathan,  taylor  53  north  Sixth 
Goodwin  Thomas,  merchant  inquire  300  High 
Gordon  David,  carpenter  124  Plum 
Gordon  David  F.  50  south  Fifth 
Gordon  Elisha,  50  south  Fifth 
Gordon  Henry,  grocer  18  Small  and  165  Shippen 
Gordon  Henry,, whiskey  and  flour  store  High  W.  Sch,  3rd 
Gordon  Jane,  37  Currant  alley 
Gordon  Mrs.  of  John,  Brooke  court 
Gordon  M.  L.  apothecary  58  north  Second 
Gordon  Peter,  caulker  o5  Catharine 
Gordon  Robert,  inquire  50  south  Fifth 
'  iordon  Rossina,  Mark's  lane 
jGordon  Robert  C.  fruiterer  &c.  60  Walnut 
tGordon  Samuel,  stevedore  8  Burd's  court 
Gordon  Susannah,  widow  3  north  Twelfth 
Gordon  Thomas  F.  attorney  at  law  50  south  Fifth 
Gordon  widow  of  Robert,  cor.  High  and  Sch.  7th 
Gordon  William,  cordwainer  Hoffman's  alley 
Gore  Wdliam,  woollen  and  cotton  manufacturer  253  south 

Third  corner  Shippen 
Gorgas  George,  lumber  merchant  282  north  Second 
Gorgas  Joseph,  lumber  merchant  185  Callowhill 
Gorgas  Peter  K.  merchant  183  Callowhill 
Gorgas,  Son,  &  Keyser,  lumber  merchants  9th  below  Vine 
Gorgas  Wm.  cupper  and  bleeder  &c.  257  Sassafr^ 
Goring  Catharine,  widow  296  S.  4th 
Gorman  David,  labourer  N.  6th  above  Ger.  r. 
Gorman  widow  of  E.  tavernkeeper  128  north  Water 
Gorman  Patrick,  saddler  45  Penn 
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GRA  pXxton's  annual 

Gorman  Thomas,  stablekceper  Harmony 

Gormley  Mary,  widow  Ger.  r.  above  Timber  lane 

Gorour  John,  Uose  alley  above  Coats 

Gosl.ng-  Joseph,  carpen'.er  6  Garrigues'  court 

Gosman  John,  victualler  269  Callowhill 

Gosiier  C.  ropemaker  Greenwich 

Gosiier  Henry,  cordwainer  27S  north  Second 

Gosner  Joseph,  potter  205  Coats 

Gosser  Jacob,  fislicrman  Queen  near  Wood 

Gosser  John,  carpenter  Wood  above  Queen 

Gosser  widow  ot  Philip,  Queen  near  Wood 

Gossline  widow  of  Nathaniel,  2r2  St.  John 

Goucher  F.  flour  merchant  403  Hig-h  N.  W.  corner  Hth— 

d.  h.  Aim  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Goughshe  Joseph,  victualler  122  Browne 
Gouge  John,  druggist  &c.  300  Race 
Goul  Valentine,  S2  north  Ninth 
Gould  James,  weirdig,q'er  upper  486  norih  Second 
Gould  Walter,  chairmaker  Locust  above  Twelfth 
Gouldy  D.ivid,  brickmaker  Sch.  3d  bel.  Pine     {see  Goldcf/ 
Gould)'  Eliz.  washerwoman  corner  Locust  and  Juniper 
Gouldy  Henry,  brickmaker  Sch.  3d  below  Pine 
Gouldy  Jacob,  labourer  Weaver's  alley 
Goulker  Henry,  segar  maker  Rise  alley  above  Coats 
Goulker  John,  carter  136  Callowhill 
Gounce  Peter,  b'.acksmilh  back  297  soith  Third 
Gourley  Hugh,  28  Union 
Gourley  John,  385  north  Third 
Gover  George,  umbrella  maker  12  Carters  alley 
Govett  Charles,  accountant  26  north  Seventh 
Govett  Ellen,  widow  159  Mulberry 

Govett  George,  ci-ck  and  watchmaker  26  north  Seventh 
Govett  Wm.  J.  carpenter  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Govett  Lewis,  accountant  26  north  Seventh 
Govett  Robert,  uocountant  26  north  Seventh 
Govett  Sarah,  widow  26  north  Seventh 
Govett  William  G.  accountant  26  north  Seventh 
|Govln  Adam,  W)odsa\vyer  95  Puj-yunk 
Growen  Edward,  '.grocer  S,W.  corner  Front  and  Vine 
Gowen  James,  merchant  95  north  Water 
Gowing  Mary  widow  of  John,  51  Almond 
Gow  '\\'illiam,  mnriner  25  Catharine 
Govt  Christian,  labourer  Beach  below  Shackamaxon 
Grace  Aaron,  broom  maker  Ger.  r.  iiear  Second 
Grace  Catharine,  widow  Wood  below  Fourth 
Grace  Christiana,  Charles  street  (see  Gric: 

Grace  Elizabeth,  widow  98  north  Third 
Grace  Jacob,  labourer  Starr  alley 
Graft"  Balthasar,  baker  Poplar  lane  near  Second 
Graff  Charles,  merchant  corner  Mulberry  and  Sixth 
Gratf  Fred,  manager  of  the  water  works  22  north  Sixth 
Graif  George,  oakcooper  back  4r3  north  Third 
Graff"  Henry,  balance  weigher  Sprace  street  wharf— d.  fe 

29  noith  Sixth 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY^  GRA 

otraff  Henry,  bricklayer  462  north  Third 

GrufF  John,  iabourei  back  391  Race 

Graft  Jacob,  baker  6.Cherry  '' . 

Graft  J.  &  B.  bakers  6  Cherry 

Graff  John,  gentleman  303  Arch 

Graff  Joseph,  victualler  21  Lawrence 

Graff  Joseph,  victualler  'u.25  north  Eighth 

Graff  Rebecca,  widow  layer  cut  of  the  dead  46  Penn 

Graff  WiUiann,  tailor  120  north  Water,  265  south  7th 

Grafton  Woodbridge,  mariner  10  Bread 

Graham  Abigail,  widow  of  John  69  south  Eleventh 

Graham  Ann,  teacher  124  Catharine 

Graham  Charles,  drayman 

Graham  l^t  Crowell  271  S.  Front  and  cor.  5th  &  Cedar 

Graham  Elizabeth,  widow  12  Oak  (S.) 

Graham  Isaac,  labourer 

Graham  James,  gilder  back  123  Race 

Graham  James,  vveaver  13th  above  Cedar 

Graiiam  James,  grocer  corner  6th  and  Shippen 

Graham  John,  importer  of  hosiery  2,7  i>orth  Front 

Graham  John,  397  south  Sec(md  - 

Graham  John,  tailor  Passyunk  near  Eighth 

Graham  John,  chair  and  sofa  maker  28  Bank — d,  \ 

12  Goforth  alley  / 

Graham  John  K,  grocer  308  High 
fGraham  John,  carter  James  below  Ridge  road 
Graham  Joshua,  carpenter  9  Pewterplatter 
Graham  Martha,  nurse  back  391  north  Third 
Graham  Mitchell,  comb  maker  7  north  Twelfth 
Graham  Sarah,  271  south  Front 
Graham  Phebe,  widow  110  Catharine 
Graham  widow  of  J^mes  corner  Christian  and  5  th 
Graham  Peter  8c  Co.  merchants  59  south  Front 
Graham  Sarah,  druggist  258  south  Second 
Graham  Thomas,  grocer  289  High 
Graham  William,  grocer  29  Juliana 
Graham  William,  grocer  southeast  cor.  Swanson  and 
G  rambo  Christian,  merchant  80  Vine  [Catharine 

Grandom  Juhn,  gentleman  corner  Sansom  &  Seventh 
Gransby  George,  sea  captain  49  German 
Granon  R.  widow  87  south  Fifth 
t  Grant  Abraham,  labourer  Dean's  alley 
Grant  George,  sea  captain  49  German 
Grant  George,  tavernkeeper  170    S.    Water 
Grant  widow  of  \lexander  221  Catharine 
Grant  G  boarding  house  and  tavern  southeast  corner 

Catharine  and  Front 
Grant  John,  merchant  27  N.  3d— d.  h.  173  Callowhill 
Grant  Joseph  P.  merchant  43  N  Water — d.  h.  6  N.4th 
Grant  Margaret,  widow  20  Cedar 
Grant  Robert,  bottler  48  Lombard 
Gran-^  Samuel,  merchant  43  north  Water — d.  h.  north- 

*».ast  corner  Eleventh  and  High 


(i n A  paxton's  annual 

Grant  \N'illiam,  blockmaker  62  Christiai. 

(irants  &  Stone,  merchants  43  north  Water 

Grant  widow  tailoress  95  Mulberry 

(iranville  George  1  Shield's  court 

(irasby  Hannah,  storekeeper  21  south  Fourth 

(iratz  Benjamin,  attorney  at  law  219  Chestnut 

Gratz  Hyman,  merchant  2  S.'7th-~d.  h.  119  Chestnu: 

Tiratz  Jacob,  merctu.  219  Chestnut 

Gratz  J  stph,  mercht  121  S.  Front — d-  h.  219Chestnut 

Gratz  Simon  mercht.  2  S.  7tU — d.  h,  219  Chestnut 

Gratz  Simon,  U  Brother  merchants  2  S.  7th 

Granuel  John,  baker  334  N    2d 

Gravel  Henry,  carpenter  220  Vine 

Gravel  Matthias,  fur  cutter  and  pul'er  68  N.  6tli 

Gravelle  R.  L.  fancy  and  military  store  98  S.  2d 

Granventine  Elizabeth,  fruiterer  131  Kace 

Ciranventine  George,  stablekeepcr  20'^  Race 

Graves  B.'^rtho.  innkeeper  6th  near  Button  wood 

Graves  Bazcl,  tallow  chandler  16  Spruce 

See  Groves  &  Gree^ei^ 
Graves  Elizabeth,  widow  22  Franklin 
Graves  James,  carter  23S  Catharine 
Graves  John,  sea  captain  334  south  Front 
Ciraves  William,  inkeeper  40  Brown 
fGray  Andrew,  mariner  Acorn  alley  above  Spruce 
Gray  David,  carpenter  137  N.  5th  See  Grey 

Cray  Edward,  urate  102  Swansorx 
fGray  Felix,  labourer  OsHiuti  ct 
Gray  Gawn,  mariner  Scotts  ct.  Poplar  I.,  ab.  Front 
Gray  George  H.  hardware  rriercht.  upper  48  High 
Gray  George.  199  Shippen 

Gray  J.  china  merchant  304  High— d.  h.  116  N.  9th 
Gray  Keverand  James,  3  north  Tenth 
Giay  John,  carter  Vine  bel-  llth 
Gray  Joseph  drayman  Poplar  above  Front 
Gray  Joseph  Juniper  below  Chestnut 
Gray  Patrick,  un  plate  worker  S.  Vv'.  cor.  6th  t-'High 

d.  h,  69  sou'h  5t\\ 
fGray  IVttr,  career  Smitr.'s  ct. 
Gray  Richard,  sea  capt-iin    26  Union 
(iray  Roberts,  carter  .shippens  lane 
<irav  Robert,  pv)rter  Poplar  lane  bel.  Budd 
f;ray  Robert  E.  brewer  24  Cf  d.  h.  22  S.  6th 
(.Tray  Robert  E.  &  Co.  brewers  24  south  6th 
Gray  Sarah,  tailor  23  Coombs'  ay 
Gray  Samuel,  combmaker  66  S.  3d 
Gray  Samuel  N.  brewer  24  south  6i:h 
Gray  6c  Taylor,  merchants  6  south  Eighth 
*iray  Thomas,  Iwot  and  shot*  manf  3^  VValnut 
<lray  VV'illiam,  hatter  Buttonwood  .^b.  Cliarles 
Gray  WiUi.un,  shoemaker  5  Poplar  lane 
'^■!!'. I  II,  hatter  back  1^2^^  Arch. 


yHILADELPHlA    DlRECTORT.  GRE 

Gray  Wm.'stage  driver  49  Gaskill 

Grear  Jucob,  victualler  Butlonwood  above  8th 

Gre;u  J*LCob,  victuailer  289  north  Eighth 

Greiir  John,  victiudier  207  r.orth  Eighth 

Grear  Nich.  victualler  231  r.orth  Eighth  [see  Greer 

Grear  Mary,  or  Wiilinni  n  .rth  alley 

Greaves  AlfXi-Xider,  acc^mp'aiit  376  S.  Front 

Greaves  Edward,  nicjciit.  32  S.  Eleventh        [see  Greeves 

Greble,  widow  ot  Geo"ge  ChcT-)  above  Eleventh 

Greble  VVm.  bricklayer  235  south  Fifth 

Greble  Wm,  H,  carpenter  Currant  alley  hel.  Locust 

<ireen  &  Adams,  grocei's  N.  E.  cor.  Shippen  and  Third 

fGieen  Amelia,  whitewashtr  Mint  court 

Green  Branch,  stone  ware  factory  N.  2d  ab.  Ger.  r — d.  b 

35  Budd  below  Browne 
tGreen  Caleb,  porter  28  Burd*s  court 
Green  Charles,  brassfounder  and  gilder  139  S.  Ninth 
Green  Cliarles,  taylor  Laurel  (N.L.) 
Green  David,  looking  glass  ware  house  48  N.  Fourth 
Green  Edward,  labourer  Arch  W.  Sch.  2d 
Green  Eleanor,  widow,  storekeeper  134  S.  Fourth 
Green  Elizabeth,  innkeeper  252  north  Front 
Green  He-ster?  widow  5  Small 
Green  George,  hat. er  Sch.  5th  bel.  High 
Green  George,  carter  24  and  28  Pewterplater  alley 
Green  Henry,  fisherman  Su  Charlotte 
fGreen  Henry,  waiter  Quince  above  Spruce 
Green  Isaac,  carpenter  3  Little  Dock 
Green  Jacob,  millwright  191  N.  8th  above  Vine 
Green  James,  mariner  28  Springet  alley 
fGreen  James,  news  carrier  213  Slvippen 
Green  Job,  fancy  case  maker  172  High 
Green  John,  S.  W.  corner  8th  and  Vine 
Green  John,  brassfounder  Petticoat  alley 
Green  John,  packer  U  S.  arsenal 
Green  John,  carpenter  Juniper  above  Race 
Green  John,  bootmaker  cor.  4tli  &  Noble 
Green  John,  machine  maker  Pitt  bel  George 
Green  John,  mariner  China 
Green  John,  engine  maker  Ger.  r.  bel,  Second 
Green  Joseph,  plasterer  Kunckle  near  Tammany 
Green  Rev.  Lemuel,  202  north  Third 
Green  Mrs.  boarding  house  184  High 
Green  Mrs.  of  John,  Lombard  near  Schuylkill 
Green  Richard,  storekeeper  81  north  Second^ 
^Green  Richard,  labourer  18  Fayette 
fGreen  Robert,  coachman  near  167  S.  Sixth 
Green  Stephen,  fisherman  135  Green 
Gieen  Th<.mas,  carpenter  Price's  court 
fGreen  William,  labourer  Dean*s  alley 
Green  Wrn.  shallopman  cor.  Carpenter  (S.)  and  6th 
Greenleaf  James,  gentleman  138  Walnut 
Greenman  iMary,  nurse  33  Coats' 

Greenwood,  v/idow  of  Fred,  curpenter  back  268  Sassafrs'^ 
12* 


GRI  PAXTON^S  ANNUAL 

Greet  Andrew,  smith  14  Suvr  alicy  &  119  N.  lOih 

Greer  J.  shoemaker  Starr  alley  (Ssc  Grew. 

Greer  Jacob,  vict.  stall  49  New  Market 

Greer  Jacob,  vici.  stall  74  New  Marke 

Greer  John,  vict.  Mulberry  allc),  still  66  N 

Greeves  Thos.  stuck  and  exchange  bioker  -. 

Greg'g  Mary,  boirJing"  house  8  Franklin 

Gregg  ^lary,  nnangler  7  Elfreth  alley  ;,oce  ^j  i^^^^ 

Gregjire  Churlcs,  merchant  4  New  maiket 

Gregory  A.  L.  M.  D.  281  N.  2nd. 

Gregory  David,  p^perhanger  Frank,  r.  above  Queen 

Gregory  John,  cabi.ietnraker  156  S.  2ad— d.  h,  56  Spruce 

Gregory  Williarn,  huckster,  C.inden,  N.  Jersey 

Gregory  Wrn.  late  luinbcr  nieichant  288  north  2d 

<;rei!ier  John,  merchant  182  Hace  {See  Griner 

Grelaud  Aludarae,  iemale  ;:enuniiry,  89  south  Tliird 

Grelaud  V.  accouiitant  96  Race 

Gresliam  Geo.  collector  &  hair  curler,  Lombardbel.  13th 

Greves  Diederich,  chymist,  Coats  above  4th 

Greves  Nicholas,  carier,  Ro&e  alley  (N.  L.) 

Grciy  rev,  James,  3  r.ortli  10' h  {See  Grat, 

(Jrible  William,  bricklayer,  235  S.  5ih. 

Grice  M.  boaiding  house  446  S.  front 

(Sfe  Gross  &  Guys  &  Grace, 
Gice  Samuel,  ship  builder  Penn  (Kj  n.jfMaideu 
Gridley  (Jornelius,  mariner  back  3ol  S.  Front 
Griives  Thomas  F.  accotmtant  N.  3d  next  ab.  Poplar 
Griffee  John,  niaiiner  7  Callowhill 
Griftf-e  John,  cordwainer  348  north  Second 
-j-Griffin  Aaron,  carter  Y,  road  ab.  Poplar  lane 
Gritfiu  U.  C.  painter  &.C.  319  south  Fiout 
fGriflin  John,  226  south  Seventh 
Giitfii)  Moses,  seacapt.  29  New  iMarket 
Griffin  Sar^li,  widow  27  Eifretb  alley 
Gritfiu  VViii»(im,  mariner  7  Chancery  lane 
Gritfin  William  H.  stevidore  ReliCt 
Gi'.tfi.h  Cadr.  142  souvh  Ninth 
Grjffiih  Caihai'ine,  widow  store  keeper  181  N.  3d 
Griffith  Eiij.ili;,  M.  d.  37  north  F.fth 
Griffith  l:>.*ac,  woodwharf  Oak  (N.  L.)  bel.  Coats 
Grffivii  John  :M.  bricklayer  142  S.  9Ji 
Giiffiili  John,  blacksmith  Roge-rs's  court 
|Giiffii!i  John,  waiter  Mark's  lane 
Gnffivh  Jtidaii,  "ia'.lore>s  Locust  above  I2di 
Gr.ffiih  C.deb,  laie  tailor  295  Walnut 
G.iffi^h  G^o.  ge,  mariner  38  Christian 
G  •iffii-os  J  ihn  "d  slater  6ui  1st  house  ab.  Vine 
Giiffiih  Josep'i,  carpenter  Thirteenth  bel.  Race 
Giiffich  Jo.^'ph,  ship  j  ;iner  back  100  Christian 
Gnffi.h  Mithew,  cordwuiner  31  Flireths  alley 
Griffith  Miies,  ha'.ier  368  High  ab.  Twelfth 
Gfiffidi  Mar}',  taiiores.s  134  St.  John 
Griffith  Robert,  stone  cutter  back  385  Rac*" 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOKY.  GRO 

Griffith  Robert  E.  merchant  c(jmpting  liouse  9  Dock — 

dwelling  106  south  Eighih 
Grrffiuh  Russell,  shoemaker  72  Coats 
Griffith  William,  Fringe  maker  15  north  Sixth 
Griffins  Sumuel  P.  m.  u  62  bouth  Front 
Griffitts  Sarah,  widow  Maple  st.  &  174  S.  Fifth 
Griffitts  AVm.  P.  mercht,  256  High— d.  h.  62  S.  Front 
Grigg-  Jacob,  Rev.  296  X.  3d.  cor.  Tammany 
Gii'g-i   &  Co.  printers  (Whitehall)  Ridge   rode   above 

Buttohwood  (see  Gregg 

Griggs  Anthony,  printer  (Wliitthali)  Ridge  road  absve 

Button  wood — d.  h.  Torr'b  court 
Griggs  Joseph,  (Wlitelii  11)  Ridge  r.  ab  Bultonwood 
Griggs  widow,  of  John  480  south  Second 
Grim   Henry,  dry  goods  store  148  n(;rih  Fourth 
Grim  Ehzabeth,  milkwoman  466  N.  Third 
Grim  Peter,  bnckmaker  yard  Goals  near  8th — dwelliiig 

corner  Poplar  lane  and  Th.rd 
Grimes  Cat'i^rine,  widow  499  S.  Front 
Griiies  Felix,  weaver  22  Fi-zwalter 
Grimshur  Wm.  rigger  loft  South  st.  wharf  N.  side — d.  h. 

9"  German 
Griner  J-thn,  tailor  back  150  south  Fourth 
Griner  John,  jun.  tailor  Prime  ab.  Second 
Griner  Joseph,  coach  painter  44  Cuiumba  avenue — dwell- 
ing 76  Locust  {see  Greine-r 
Grinnell  VViiliam,  ait(,'riiey  at  law  126  Walnut 
Grinnell  W.  plane  maker  b-ick  5  Filbert — cl.  h.  155  Cherry 
Griscom  Willi:cm,  S.  E.  corFcr  Swanson  and  Queen 
G'iscom  R.  ciel,  dry  goods  stoi-t keeper  52  R-ce 
Griscom  Samuel,  brick it.yer  198  N.  Sixth 
Gri-ky  Crnelius,  l.»buurer  Cri-wn  n.  Fiar.k.  r. 
Grissom  Daniel,  caulker  Che:  ry  n.  Prince 
G  issom  widow,  of  Casper  Vienna  cor.  Dake 
Giivell  John  Geo.  mariner  65  Penn 
Grivet  Joim,  confectiorer  b;<ck  110  ChexTy 
(iroff  Richard,  coachman  9  Small  (See  ^raff 
Grosnr  Joseph,  eaithenwai't;  manuf  Maria  bel,  O.Y.  r 
Ghjss  Ann,  widow  of  Jac^b  Quince  btlow  VVahiut 
Gross  G.  hog  vie  ualier  corner  Charles  and  Pleasant 
Gross  George,  newscarricr  Pussyunk  below  Prime 
Gro*'S  Jacob,  shoemaker  144  south  12th  bel.  Walnut 
Gross  John,  accov.ntant  back  39  New  Market 
(xross  John,  shoemaker  Cperry  W  SchuyikiU  8th 
jCross  Thomas,  jr   undertaker  226  Lombard 
Grt)ssman  John,  stable-keeper  31  Bri-ad 
Grotjan  Peter  A.    editor  of  the    Philadelphia  Prices 

Cui-rent  and  Weekly  Public  Sale  Report,  58  Walnut 
Grouchy  (Ma^'shal)  Emanuel,  244  Lombard 
GroundhiCk  G.  trtvernkeeper  cor  Bread  &  Fetter  1. 
Grout    Jonathan,    inven  or    of  Universal    Grammar 

school  64  south  Fourth — d  h.  110  Walnut 
Graven  George,  shoemaker  251  St.  John 
'^rjver  Joho,  ijjitbuilder  Church  street 


GUN  PAXTON*S  ANNUAL 

Grover  Christopher,  sea  cajAain  31  Christian 
Gaover  Thomas  D    wharf  builder  33  Christian 
Groves  Anthony,  mtrchant  3  north  Front — d.  h.   16 
Groves  Christiana  of  Robert  back  198  Cedar     (^N.  7th 
Groves  Daniel,  bricklayer  169  Vine 
Groves  E.  widow  of  Ciirifctopher  119  north  Fifth 

(See  Graves  and  Greeve!? 
Groves  ''ohn,  merchant  119  north  Fifth 
Groves  Mrs.  of  Robert,  198  Cedar 
Groves  Henry,  cordwainer  115  north  Second 
Groves  Nathaniel,  mariner  near  441  Callowhill 
Groves  widow  of  Michael,  131  Vine 
Groves  WiUiam,  bricklayer  132  Callowhill 
Grub'>  Christopher  fishe?  man  Wood  above  Queen  (K) 
Grubb  Curtis,  N.  side  Hi  eh  •  tt.  sch.  3d  and  4th 
Grubb  John,  cedar  cooper  Tammany  below  O.  Y.  road 
Grubb  Joseph,  suspender  mnkt  r  16  VVell's  row  N.  8th 
Grubb  Joseph,  suspender  Oiaker  279  South  F'ifth 
Grujan  Charles,  plasterer  Qumce  above  Spruce 
Gubtrrt  Joseph  H.  china  merchant  262  High 
Gudichaud  Peter,  jeweller  12  Franklin  court 
Guegan  Francis,  hairdresser  40  north  Fourth 
Guenat  J.  B.  merchant  230    W.lnut 
Guest  Rebecca,  widow  10  P. una 
Guest  Anna  6c  Amelia  gentlewomen  240  Filbert  above 

Twel'th  \_See  Gest 

Gut st  Elizabeth  Sc  Anna,  gentlewomen  326  Arch  above 
Guetnard  Tlieodre,  jeweller  17  Cherry  (Eleventh 

Gu.er  Adam,  grazier  near  Gray's  Ferry 
Guier  Ge«>rge,  merchant  361  Sassafras 
Guier  Wm.  and  Son,  merchants  8  Minor  \see  Geyer 

Guier  Wm.  mercliant  8  Minor — d.  h.  242  Walnut 
Gjieu  E.  J.  merchcint  S.  E  cor.  Pine  in  Fifth 
Guigue  A.  baker  343  south  Front 
Guild  J-.'hn,  ciock  and  watch  maker  183  Cherry 
Guilf:^s  Hannah,  boarding  house  88  St  John 
Guilkc-y  Joseph,  cabinet  maker  3d  n.  Ger.  road 
Guille  Jos.  F.  M   D.  l'J6  X.  Fifih 
Guilliau  Vicior,  D.incing  master  Masonic  H.ill — d.  h.  186 

Pine 
Guinn  Margaret,  washerwoman  1  Goforth  alley 
Guin  Wm.  taylor  125  S-  Water  &  239  S.  F/ont 
Guirly  Daniel,  g-.n-der.er  Passyunkn.  Buck  ro:id 
GulagerChas.  lumber  mercht.  Oak  (N.  L.)  i.b.  Hay-scales 

— <1.  h.  96  Cr  wn  '  [s-e  Gallaher 

Gu'.lager  Mri.  w.dow  239  Mulb-^^ry 
Gullen  John,  stonecutter  289  Arch — dwelling  45  N.  7th 
Gnmperl  Abraham,  merchant  31  CaUowhii) 
Gurpert  Samuel,  mercliant  31  Callowhill 
Gumpert  S.  &  C>.  merchants  263  N.  Second 
Gundelach  C.  H.  storekeeper  iil  Callowhill 
Gune  J.'.cob,  carpenter  U.  S  nrsenal 
Gunn  Wm.  carter  49  Currant  alley 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HAG 

<".unn  Sarah,  widow  back  69  Queen 

Gurney,  widow  of  Francis  2  Union 

Gutherie  Ann  widow  back  8  Fayette 

Guy  aiatthew,  typePjunder  Cedar  above  Tenth 

fGuy  John,  waiter  back  70  Bedford  (M.) 

Guyant  Duvjd,  shipwrigiit  Warren  (K.) 

Guyant  John,  porier  M'CuUoh's  court    {see  Geyer  8c  Guier 

Guyer  John  J.  n[\ariner  Carpenter  (S.)  ab.  4th 

Guyg^r  Casper,  taylor  Blackhorse  alley 

Guyger  Gecrg-e  halter  207  X.  Second 

Guyger  James,  taylor  264  Sassafras 

Guys  Edward,  deputy  keeper  of  prison  168  S.Ecleventh 

[see  Geisse  ctnd  Griee 
Gwin  Alexander,  taylor  Gillis'  alley 
Gwiiin  Margaret,  widow  Goforth  alley 
Gwinn  William,  chairmuker  256  N.  Front 


HAARS  CHRISTIAN,  12  Nicholsons  ct 

Haas  Adam,  carpenter  15  Plum 

Haas  Charles,  painter  c>c.  124  Coats 

Haas  Conrad,  bte  baker  27  Appletree  ay 

Haas  Fred,  carpenter  N.  W.  cor.  Callowhill  &  8th 

Haat  Frederick,  shoemaker  110  v'reen 

Haas  Frederick,  stocking  weaver  361  north  3d 

Haas  Henry,  oak  cooper  398  tiJ"  391  north  3d 

Haas  John,  cooi)er  391  north  3d  \_See  Hause 

Haas  Samuel,  carpenter  ccr.  Poplar  1.  ^  6th 

Habbick  Heniy  playing  cord  maker  Grissels  ay 

Habermebl  Henry,  Saddler  29  S.  /^ront 

Hacker.  John,  labourer  Vineyard 

Hackney  Rachel,  widow  8  Springet  ay 

Hacket  Samuel,  hatter  43  Shippen 

Hadaway  John  T.  merchant  25  S-  wharves 

Haddock  widow,  cor.  4th  and  Cedar    {^See  Hay  dock 

Hadine  Catharine,  widow  133  N.  6th  ilf  59  N.  4th 

Hafline  Sarah  widow  133  N.  6th 

Haga  Godfrey,  gent   (Gothic  Mansion)  Chestnut  ab. 

12th 
Hagar  Andrew,  grocer  159  S.  6th 
Hagar  Catharine,  widow  Jjardware  dealer  59  Coats* 
Hagar  Christian,  cordwainer  back  12  Schriers  ct 
Hagar  /thn,  weaver  Second  n.  Camac 
Hagar  D.  ;^rocer  45*  tavern,  S.  W  cor.  Noble  ^  Front 
Hagev  Ann,  boarding  iiouse  31  Walnut 
Hagcrty  Cliark's,  grocer  S   W.  cor.  7th  Sc  Lombard 
Hagerty  Deborah,  widow  Faiies,  ct 
Hagerty  Henry,  nulkman  P"p!ar  1.  n.  Riger 
Hagner  P.  chocolait  manufacturer  112  6'assafras  ^ 

at  Falls  of  Schuylkill 


HAL  paxton's  annual 

I 

Hagner  T\'m.  cordwainer  Cherry  bel.  West  (K) 

Hagstoz  /acob,  grocer  Marlborough  ab.  Queer) 

Hague  Andrew,  milkman  Hanover  near  Prince 

Hahn  F.  merchant  35  Chestnut — d.  h.  222  Arch 

Haig  Henry,  thipwright  Hanover  abuve  Queen 

Haig  Thomas,  potter  1U6  Poplar  lane 

Haigh  Elizabeth  Mrs.  of  Charles  Scoti's  alley 

Hailer  PVederick,  shoemaker  60  N.  Sixth 

Hailer  Christiana,  widow  24  Mulberry 

Hailer  Catharine,  widow  bleeder  and  cupper  66  X.  Sixth 

Hail  Joseph,  carter  back  399  Race  (see  Hale  ^  /%! 

Haight  Charles,  printer  8  Hinkles  court 

Haight  Grove,  widow  36  Plum 

Hain  John,  china  packer  Lawrence  above  Wood 

Halns  Fr-d.  taylor  44  P/tssyunk  road 

Hains  John,  vict.  4th  bel.  Christian 

Hains  George,  44  Passyunk  road 

Hains  Samuel,  surveyor  and  city  regulator  317  Arch 

Hains  George,  tobacconist  10  Branch 

Hains  John,  victualler  S.  4th  n.  Merriott's  1. — stall  li 

Haines  C.  W.  teacher  Point  No  Point 

New  Market 
Haines  John,  last  maker  20  Cypruss  alley 
Haines  John,  jun.  porter,  cor.  James  and  Rugan 
Huines  Jos.  and  Co.  grocers  S.  W.  cor.  Callowhill  &  2d 
Hames  Jon.  drayman  Jiames  op.  Rugan 
Haines  Daniel,  grave  digger  Cherrv  above  Duke 
Haines  Ephraim,  lumber  merchant  &c.  307  &d  h.  174  N. 

Front  ]see  Haynes  and  Ileins 

Haines  John,  gardener  Cherry  corner  Duke 
Haines  John,  saddler  cor.  Vine  and  Chester 
Haines  John,  shipwright  Malbro  near  Bedford 

Haines ,  blacksmith  back  270  Swanson 

Haines  Jos.  waggon  cover  maker  423  High — d.  h.   120 

Filbert 
Haines  Jos.  carpenter  Scott's  alley 
Haines  Jos  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  Callowhill  and  Second 
Haines  Jbsiah,  boatbuilder  243  and  245  Swanson 
Hiines  N.  &  Chas.  tanners  &  storekeepers  Camden  N.  J. 
Haines  Reuben,  gentleman  300  Chestnut 
Haines  Peter,  carpenter  Clierry  near  Duke 
Halberstadt  Ann,  widow  221  High 
Halberstadt  Saml.  carter  carpenter  (S.)  above  Fifth 
Halberstadf  widow  of  George  214  N.  Front 
Halbert  Ebenezer,  labourer  Prime 
Hale  Margaret,  widow,  560  south  Front 
Hale  Thomas,  broker  284  and  83  Ches'nut 
Hale  Warwick  boatbuilder  452  s^-uth  Front 
Haley  Elizabeth,  nurse.  87  north  Nin^h 
H^ley  Edwardi  dyer  Ge'"^p.;ntown  road  near  2d 
Haley  John,  shopkeepr.  318  S   'ixth 
Halev  widow  of  J-hn  244  S.  Fifth 
Halfpenny  &  Reed,  painters  &c.  cor.  Carpenter  &  Decatur 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HAL 

Halfpenny  Robert,  painter  and  glazier  139  N.  5lh 

Hall  Abraham,  hack.75  Christian 

Hall  Alexander,  grocer  S.  W.  corner  Cedar  &  Penn 

Hall  &  Atkinson,  printers  53  High 

tHall  A.  labourer  Bonsall 

Hall  Catharine,  widow  Prince  near  Hanover 

Hall  David,  printer  53  High  [see  Hill,  Ifail  and  ffeul 

Hall  Elizabeth,  widow  77  south  Eleventh 

Hall  Edward,  mercht.  15  N.  Water—d  h.  149  Chestnut 

Hall  Elizabeth,  widow  86  Browne 

Hull  Elizabeth,  widow  8  Prospect 

Hall  George,  shipwright  192  south  Water 

Hall  Heath,  carpenter  389  N.  Titird 

Hall  Henry,  labourer  Ann  W.  of  Twelfth 

Hail  Elizabeth  widow  ot  Benjamin  mittron  of  the  orphan's 

Asylum,  cor.  Cherry  and  Sch.  5ih 
Hall  Harrison,  bookseller  and  publisher  of  the  Port  Folio 

— store  133  and  d.  h.  204  Chestnut 
Hall  Isaac,  Callowhill  st.  wharf— d.  h.  316  N.  Front 
Hall  Jacob,  merchant  190  High 
Hall  James,  carpenter  120  south  Fifth 
Hall  James,  hay  scales  keeper  cor.  Buttonv/ood  Sc  Stb 
Hall  James,  merchant  12  Dock 
Hall  James,  printer  Nonnater's  court 
Hull  James,  shoemaker  Locust  below  Thirteenth 
Hail  James,  hardware  store  5  N  2ik1 — d.  h.  61  N,  6th 
Hali  John,  gentleman  204  Chestnut 
Hal'  Joim,  clock  and  watchmaker  S.  E.  corner  Front  and 

Chestnut  i 

Hall  John  E.  attorney  at  law  204  Chestnut 
Hall  John,  weaver  362  north  Fiont 
Hail  John,  blacksmith  16  Sugar  alley 
Hall  John,  ladies  shoemaker  back  313  N.  3d 
Hall  John,  carpenter  118  south  Tenth 
Hall  John,  cordwainer  Ann 
Hall  Marguret,  widow  back  36  Zane 
Hall  Margaret,  71  High 
Hall  Margaret,  widow  28  north  Seventh 
Hall  Natiian,  domestic  warehouse  41  N.  3d 
Hull  Peter,  clock  and  watch  maker  61  1-2  S.  2-id 
Hall  Richard,  grocer  Sch.  8th  cor.  Race 
Hall  Richd.  grocer  Fiai.k.  r.  sione  bridge 
Hall  Samuel,  labourer  Pine  W.  of  Broad 
Hall  Simon,  labourer  95  north  Front 
Hali  Spicer,  shoemaker  High  W.  Permnt.  Bridge 
Hall  &  Worley,  merchants  190  High 
Hall  Thomas,  sea  captain  47  S.  Water 
Hall  Tho.  M.  mercht.  186  High— d.  h.  42  S.  6th 
Hall  T.  S.  organ  build-r  york  road  near  1st  gate 
Hall  Willia:o>  printer  128  Spruce 
Hall  William,  iner<.,hant  39  south  Second 
Hall  William,  shUlopman  Burd's  alley 
fHall  W'iliam,  coachman  Washington  n,  Rid^c  r 
fHall  Zara,  hatter  Lyndall's  court 


HAM  PAXTOn's  AKNUAi, 

Hallam  widow,  of  Peter  90  north  Ninth 
Haliman  Mary,  tailoress  Loxley's  court 
Halioweli  Charles  T.  merchant  125  High— clwellipg  In 

Church  alley 
Halioweli  C.  shoes<.ore  55  12  north  Third 
Halioweli  ij  iward,  merchant.  169  Callowhill 
Halioweli^ John,  counsellor  at  law  cor,  Cnestnut  and  5th 
Halioweli  Jtsse,  brickmaker  29  Callowhill 
Halioweli  /u^nua,  drayman  115  Green  (see  Hollo-wen 

Plallowell  Thos.  grocer  22  N.  2d — d.  h.  Frombergers  ct. 
Halioweli  William,  jr.  ironmong-er  197  N.  Third 
Haivers'adt  Mrs.  Hannah,  widow  299  S.  Front 
Hazel  Mary,  419  north  Front 
Halzel  Pliilip,  fancy  chairmaker  515  north  Front 
Hamel  Rosannah,  shopkeeper  218  south  Second 
Hamel  Butler,  62  Penn 
Hamer  /ohn,  teacher  Beach  n.  Malbrough 
Hamer  /acob,  tailor  22  Pewterplatter  alley 
Hamdl  Henry  H.  tavernkeeper  (Head  quarters  of  the  Po> 

tatoclub)  13  south  Seventh 
Hamill  Tames,  smith  26  and  11  Dock  street 
^amill  /ohn,  carpenter  31  Mechanic  st. 
Hamill  &  Pierie,  curriers  81  Dock 

Hamill  Robert,  currier  81  Dock  (see  Hamel 

Hamelin  Tbseph  P.  one  of  ttie  editors  of  the  Fieemans 
Jbui'nal  and  Mercantile  Advertiser  S.  W.  corner  Chest- 
nut and  south  Front 
ZTamilton  Alexander  D.  gent,  back  524  north  Second 
i^amilton  Archibald,  carter  500  north  Second 
/r?milton  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  lower  54  S.  2nd 
//iimilton  Gavin,  tobacconist  122  j^i^'i 
//amielton  George,  dealer  105  Cedar 
//'amieltcn  George,  cordwai'ier  166  north  Eighth 
Hamilton  &  Hoed,  merclianis  4  High 
Hamilton  Hannah,  drygoods  store  94  N.  4th 
Haniiltcn  widow  of  Isaac,  141  north  6th 
Hamilton  James,  sea  capt.  121  Moyamensing  road 
Hamilton  Jimes,  teacher  60  Zane 
Hamilton  John,  hatter,  249  N.  Second 
Hamilton  John,  store  keeper  9  N.  3d 
Hamilton  John,  labourer  Joint  alley 

Hamilton  J.  W.  painter  See  7f>  Spruce— d.h.  44  Strawber..y 
Hamilton  St  M'Keage,  painters  &c.  N.  E.  corner  Dock  and 

Walnut 
Hamilton  John,  grocer  4  High— d.  h.  22  ^Mulberry 
Hamilton  Oliver,  carter  22  Little  Water 
Hamilton  Phcehe,  widow  38  Strawberry 
Hanr.ilton  Rebecca,  boarding  house  82  S.  Eighth 
Hamilton  Rachael,  tayloress  Federal  above  2d 
//amilton  Robert  2  Elmslies  alley 
/Hamilton  Robert,  carter  73  Aim 
Hamilton  William,  drayman  9  Kunckle 
/Hamilton  William,  painter  8ic.  N,  E.    corner  Dock  ^xxl 
Walnut  d.  h.  44  Strawberry 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRESTORY.  HAN 

-3'  .nilton  "William,  carpenter  George  above  11th 

IfumAipn  William,  mariner  25  little  German 

i/umilton  William,  cabinet  maker  Cedar  below  12th 

Hamilton  William,  accountant  46  Swanson 

-ffamlin,  Joseph,  carter  F.  road  near  Shackamaxon 

flamlin  Thomas,  boarding-  iiouse  114  Swanson 

Ham  Hcffinan,  93  Race 

Ha  mm  Jacob,  bkck-^mith  Torr'sccourt 

Hamm  William,  baker  290  Lombard 

Hamm  Godfrey,  S  E.  cor  Green  and  Third 

Hammel  Christian,  victualler  Callowhill  below  Ridge  r 

Hammel  William,  mariner  50  Mead  alley 

Hammer  Adam,  shoemaker  60  Vine 

Hammer  Lewis,  147  north  'Ihird 

Hammiii  Elizabeth,  widow  nurse  33  Strawberry 

Hammitt  Frances,  widow  N.  E.  cor  7th  and  Cedar 

Hammitt  Thomas,  sea  caplain  Rogers's  court 

Hammon  Elijah,  cordwainer  354  N.  2nd — d.  h.  167  Coats 

Hammon  Mrs.  widow  143  or  167  Pine 

Hammon  John,  cordwainer  N.  4th  below  Poplar 

Hammon  Philip,  sugar  refiner  Wood  below  3d. 

jHammon  Thoin.is,  coachman  Ridge  r.  n.  Ist  Gate 

|Hammond  Fredk.  woodsawyer  back  459  S.  2nd 

Hammond  June  Mrs.  of  John  28  S.  Water 

Hampton  Alexander,  carpenter  9  N.  Eleventh 

Hampton  Elizabeth,  widt^w  125  New 

Hampton  Jacob,  keeper  of  Arch  St.  ferry  and  inm 

Humpton  John  H.  sliip  .master  406  S.  Front 

Hampton  Mrs.  of  Josepli  Arch  W.  Sch.  8th 

Hampton  J.  attorney  at  law  21  south  Seventh 

Hampton  James  >L  morr  icco  drciier  George  below  4th 

fHance  Jacob,  labourer  205  Cherry  (Hanse 

Ha.ice  Juhn,  teachef  64  Lombard — d.  h.  15^8;  5ih     (see 

ilui.chm.in  John,  brickmaker  168  Sassafras  (tee  Henchrsian 

ii.tr.c  cks  Robert,  silk<l)'er  93  Vine 

Uiiiici.ck  Ann,  millinery  and  fancy  store  37  N.  2d 

Hancock  T.  labourer  Fiont  ab   Greenwich 

Hanc;<ck  Vv  illiam,  fancy  siore  37  N.  2nd 

Hancock  Wm.  C.  hardware  store  92  N-  Second— -d,  h.  66 
oortli  Eighth 

Hand  Caleb,  sea  captain  56  Green 

Hand  E.  waterman  29  Becks  alley 

Hand  Elijah,  sea  caplain  506  south  Front 

Hand  Ez'ekiel,  cordwainer  70  Shippen 

Hand  Ellen,  widow  Locust  W.  Broad 

?iand  Hannah,  wido^v  Bakers  alley 

iland  Jerertjiah,  carter  275  north  Front 

Hand  John,  sea  captain  436  nortli  Third. 

Hand  Rath,  schoolmistre-^s  130  Sissafras 

Hand  Thomas,  tavernkeeper  205  north  Water 

Handel  Adam,  baker  23  nur'h  Seventn 

Handley  Valentine,  widow  Green  above  Thicd 

Hanes  jolirij  ca,:^. 


HAN  paxton's  annual 

Haney  Mary,  250  south  Fourth 

Haney  Thuiuas,  carter  Cedar  nt  ar  Tenth 

Hangjiry  Gabriel,  shipwright  Muble  beio»\  Piiiiv>e 

Hank.  Henry,  Button  wood  lune  above  Fifth 

Hanksnson  8c  Moore,  dry  goods  store  18  north  Second 

Hankinson  W'ilHam,  stortkeeptr  18  north  Second 

Hankinson  widow  of  Samuel,  157  Coats 

Hankinson  Samuel,  i^rickiayer  155  Coats 

Haiickinson  Thomas,  brickiayer  51  Budd 

Hauley  John,  carter  205  Callowhill 

Hanlin  John,  labourer  12th  above  Vine 

Honna  John,  stevedore  16  Vine 

Hanna  Joim  H.  accountant  281  south  Front 

Hannah  Daniel,  mariner  back  70  Swaiison 

Hannah  E.  shopkeeper  198  Lombard 

Mannfth  Preston,  gardener,  Gray's  ferry  road 

Hannt'S— — — — ,  wtraver  Ger.  road  below  Third 

iiatinings  VVilpam,  cordwainer  Rose  alley 

Hannold  George,  tailor  49  Coats  alley 

Hannold  Samuel,  ferryman  Camden  New  Jersey 

Hannum  Isaac  G  printer  llO'south  Second 

Hanse  Coiu'ari,  coachmaker  corner  4th  and  Walnut — 

d.  h.  Ii21  Walnut 
Hanse   Charles,  brickni:<ker  corner  Jumper  and  Vine 
Hanse  Isaac,  wheelwright  Vernon  above  Shippen 
Hanse  Jacob,  brihkmaker  38  Charlotte 
Hanse  Jeremiah,  bricklayer  90  Budd 
Hanse  John,  tt'acher  64  Lombard — d.  h.  150  S.  Front 
Hanse  €^  Lfaming.  teachers  64  Lombard 
Hanse  Samuel   bookbinder  170  south  Second 
Hansell  Catharine,  widow  James  below  Ridge  road 
Hansell  Charles  F.  combmaker  corner  Wood  and  8th 
Hansell  &  fseininger,  wheelwrights  cor.  6th  iJ'  Passy- 
Hansfifll  Jacob,  soap  boiler  Bryan's  alh^y  [syunk 

Hansell  Jacob,  shopkeeper  106  north  Third 
Hansell  James,   clock  &c.   maker  3  nortli  6th— d.  h. 
Hansell  John,  wilder  back  162  Sassafras        [180  Race 
H  .nstll  John,  wheelwright  corner  6th  and  Passyunk 
Hansell  Mary,  shopkeeper  162  Sassafras 
Hansell  P.  H.  gilder  &c.  177  Sassafras 
Hansell  Sarah,  widow  storekeeper  18  N.  6th 

[^See  Henst 
Plansell  Thomas,  turner  291  A.rch— d.  h.  Schriver's  ct. 
Hansell  William,  blacksmith  back  12  Schriver's  ct. 
TIansell  William  S.  saddier  &c.  '.'4  High 
Hanshillwood  John,  cotton  manuf.  cor.  Walnut .&  Sch.  8th 
Hanson  Andrf^w,  mariner  67  Queen 
f Hanson  Benj.  shoeblack  2  south  Twelfth 
Hanson  Joseph,  taylor  3248.  Front 
Hanson  Thomas,  mariner  479  S.  Front 
Hanson  Matthias,  tallowchandler  Bro'.idbH.  Geo-gp 
T!    Vr"  TTini-iin.  -  j.j'.-h  drtver  3  C*rlis!e'9  court 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  HAR 

Harty  Robert,  taylor  11  Penn 

HapJaugh  Ssral.  taylor  Biittonwood  above  5th 

Harberg'er  Henry,  dentist  op.  131  S.  lUh  bel.  Walnut 

Harberger  Henrv,  jiin.  copper  and  tin  ware  and  wire  fen- 
der manuf.  406  Hi::^h  ab'n-e  13th 

Harbert  Isaac,  brickla\'er  160  Cherry  (see  Herbert 

Harbert  John,  carter  Sch.  8th  bel.  Vine  " 

Harbeson  Benj.  S.  E.  cor.  Wood  and  John 

Harbeson  Hugh,  grocer  store  on  the  Drawbridge — J.  h, 
no  Union 

ITarheson  Joseph,  72  N.  Seventh 

Harbet  Zebedee,  watchmsin  back,  166  N.  Fifth 

H.irborn  Jos?  ph,  cooper  6  Vernon 

H.irborn  Joseph,  mariner  22  Shippen 

Harden  Fanny,  washerwoman  Maiden  n.  Stone  bridge 

Harden  Jimes,  clock  tnce  maker  18  l>ock 

Harden,  wilow  of  Thomas,  457  soiitii  ^d 

Flarden  Isaiah,  tobacconist  310  N.  Front  and  182  St.  John 

Harder  John  G.  furrier  107  north  Srrcond 

Hrirdie  David,  inspector  of  customs  164  Spruce 

f  Hardin  Sarah,  Lyndali's  court 

Harding  Hc-zekiah,  sea  capt.  61  Almond 

■|;Harding  Isaac,  mariner  12th  uei.  Chestnut 

fHarding  John,  mariner  179  south  6th 

Harding  John,  oakcooper  Rose  alley  (N.  L)  bel.  Greeu 

Harding  Rachel,  widow  91  Coats 

Harding  Richard,  stablekeeper  102  Sassafras 

Harding,  widow  of  Geo.  366  south  Second 

Hardwick  Robt.  accomptant  conveyancer  and  collector 
(writings  drawn  or  copied  with  aeutness  accuracy  and 
despatch) — 20  Ra.  >hc-rry  alley 

Harde'y  C.  and  Co.  o.-.L-r  cellar  cor.  Sixth  and  Chestnut 

Harily  Ann,  widow  boarding  house  92  Spiuce 

Hartly  Edward,  imporv^r  of  hosiery 

Hardy  'Francis  A.  sea  capt.  105  Swanson 

Hardy  John,  baker  146  S.  Front 

Hardy  John,  labourer  Spafibrd 

Hardy  John  C.  hakev  71  Spruce  [^ee  HardU; 

Hardy  John,  carter  220  S.  Front 

Hrtrdy  widow  of  T.  grocer  12^  S.  Wutcr  and  18  Spruco 

Hare  Chas.  W.  attorney  at  law  95  and  97  Walnut 

jHitre  Dauiel,  Ubourer  Cordwainer's  alley 

Hare  Get>ige,  merchant  19  Powell 

Hare  Willum  bricklayer  7  Powell 

Hatford  Charles,  accountant  Walnut  alla> 

Harford  John,  accountant  Walnut  alley 

Hargan  Cary,  bottler  Oak  above  hayscales 

Hargesheimer  Jonathan,  victualler  77  New  .Market 

Hargesheimer  John,  p^tiuter  &c.  115  Swar.son 
Hargesheim-r  Samuel,  grocer  S.  E.  corner  Mary  and  2nd 
Hargrove  Wlliam,  labourer  Wood  near  3rJ 
Hcirker  George,  miilineiy  sloit;  117  south  Second 
H^rker  Joshua  G.  merchant  153  High 
Harkins  Neilj  stablekeeper  back  126  S.  Sixth 


liAR  paxton's  annia:. 

Hark'ms  William,  cordwainer  70  Almond 

Harlan  Alice,  siorekceper  56  north  Fourth 

Harlan  George,  carpenter  39  Crown 

Harlan  J.  nrit  rchant  68  south  Front—d.  h.  215  Chcsinr:- 

Jl.rlan  WlUiim,  mer  6S  S  From— M.  li.  2l5Chpstni: 

Ilurlan  \^'m.  jun  £c  Wm.  Kennard  6S  so-jth  Front 

Harlan  widow  of  William,  151  so-:ih  Ninth 

Harland  Edward,  140  Mulberry 

Harland  John,  merchant  140  Mulberry 

H.:rlar,d  John,  \nn.  merchant  13  Sansom 

JIarley  Frar.ci^',  coppersmith  95  S  Front— d.h.  65  Walmi. 

Harley  Geo.  &  F.  coppersmi'.li  \)5  -outh  Front 

Harley  Cieo.  conpersmiih  95  S.  Front — d.  h.  126  Spruce 

Ifarley  H.  lanncr  maiden,  3  do-rs  W.  of  stone  bridge 

l^arlin  Edwa:  d,  carpenter  'i'enth  near  I/imbard 

Ilarman  Andrew,  bak^T  32  Penn 

Har.T.an  Eiizabeth,  boarding- hotr^^e  204  Race 

^HiiriTian  F*  oys'erman  89  so'>ith  Second 

ilarman  J.  smith  139  X.  Second  and  143  nortli  "^'^ 

flarman  J.>h'>,  baker  152  north  Fourth 

Harman  Jacob,  j'.m.  sea  captain  205  norlii  Front 

ITIarmaii  Joseph,  oyslennan  Shipnen  below  Sth 

H:.rm-.n  Mary,  mantnamaker  127  New 

flaraian  Mary,  wivlow  Wood  above  Third 

jllarman  Mnry,  vrldow  washerwoman  Bonsai] 

IJarmun  IVtcr,  hatler  43  Fitzv/altcr 

*  flarman  f-anl,  porter  6  Bnrd's  row 

Tfarman  SaraJi,  widow  66  Rudd      {tee  Hurtman  &  ffernmt. 

•  Harman  Wm.  B.  waiter  28  Blackberry  alley 
•^Harman  widov.' of  JoiVitisan,  210  Cherry 
Harmar  widow  of  Gen.  J'r.si;;h,  near  Grab's  ferry 
Ifarmtr  Amos,  c?.rper.ter  IS  Kunkle 

j!  farmer  Hannah,  j^!overre«  Friends  Almshouse 

Harmer  Mary,  widow  7  I*,  w^erpb.t'.er  alley 

Harmcs  J.  n'  riier.  5  Mirx-r— d  h.  258  Walnut 

n.irmstead  Cr.timrine,  widow  bnarding  house  7  Elbow  i. 

lliirmslead  !..avrence,  cnv[;tnter  26  Elizabeth 

Ifai-mstead  Mariin,  .siiocnii.ker  3  J5  north  Front 

T Farmstead  Wm.  carpenter  Weaver's  ay.      (see  IlermsUiufr 

tflarmon  Ezekiel,  laboun  r  304  '■oitth  Seventii 

Harncd  .f  ihn,  ii'. plate  wo  ker  330  Ilffh 

Ilarpt  1  David,  storekeeper  184  it  rth  F-fdi 

Harptr  Arthur,  merchant  202  Spure 

ILirper — ,  saw  maruif.  46  Arch 

Jiarper  widow  of  KenJaiTiir),  237  nosth  Front 
'iarper  Renjamin,  watch frnn  f-iocust  above  Twelftii 
Harper  Charlf  s  A.  nierchfmt  southeast  corner  Arch 

and  Second — dwelling  21  Mulberry 
Harper  Christoplur,  N.  Vv'.  cf-r    Walnut  ijf  1 3th 
Marper  Edward,  paintf-r  35  Nc^bie 
Harper  Hictiuah,  Mi's,  of  Jame?  Lrcust  comer  IStn 
li^^rper  James,  jun.  brickmaker  291  Walnut 
tiai  per  Jannes,  oriel; maker  Rarkpr  near  Scb.  4th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HAR 

Harper  John,  saddler  146  north  Third 
Harper  John,  cooper  21  south  Water 
Harper  John  P.  grocer  205  Cedar 
Harper  Peter,  carter  239  St.  John 
Harper  Samuel,  tailor  1  Shriver's  court 
Harper  Thomas,  bricknr.aker  Chesvnut  cor.  Sch,  4th 
Harpt^r  Tliomas,   agent    for    inland  transportation  of 
merchandize  and  treasurer  and  secretary  for  the 
Schuylkill  navigation    Company,  2  Decatur  street- 
dwelling  house  mantua  village 
Harper  Walter,  coachtnaker  back  127  Walnut 
Harpham  Jonathan,  storekeeper  217  souUi  Second 
Harpham  Simson,  teacher  back  96  Union 
Harra  John,  labourer  back  318  south  Third 
flarral  George,  druggist  &c.  134  High — d.  h.  109  S.  4th 
Harrar  George,  rulemaker  cor.  Maria  iJf  O.  Y.  road 
Harrar  John,  carpenter  Laws'  court 
Harras  Adam  G.  coachmaker  S.  W.  cor.  Pine  &  6th 
Harrel  James  M.  printer  186  Lombard 
Harris  Charles,  painter  t?'c.  30  Bank 
Harris  Charjes,  painter  ifc.  3  Sassafras  alley 
Harris  Charles,  drug  glass  and  colour  warehouse  12  S 

i Harris  Daniel,  sawytr  196  south  Sixth  (Front 

Lrris  George,  tailor  back  9  Laetitia  court 
jHarris  Hannah,  white  washer  iGth  below  Vine 
Harris  Harvey,  labourer  10  Callowhill 
Harris  Jane,  widow  18  St.  Marv 
Harris  John,  labourer  Cliristian  oelow  Sixth 
Harris  John  W.  carpenter  157  south  Fifch 
Harris  Mary,  Mrs.  boarding  house  53  north  Third 
Harris  Robert,  mariner  Drinker's  court 
flarris  Samuel,  coppersmith  14  Currant  alley 
f  larris  Samuel,  m.  d.  Camden  New  Jersey 
IHarris  Sarah,  washerwoman  Lyndali's  court 
Harris  S.  P.  merchant  199  High— d.  h.  6  N.  Fourth 
Harris  Thomas,  silver  plater  Noble  op.  Emiins  court 
Harris  T.  m.  d.  186  Pine 

Harris  William,  collector  of  taxes  127  S.  Eleventh 
fHarris  William,  porter  Fitzwalter  above  Sixth 
^Harris  WtlUam.porier  Pine  above  9th 
4 Harris  William,  oysierman  43  Filbert  &  17  N.  8th 
Harrison  Amelia,  widow  teacher  N.  old  York  load 
Harrison  Charles  P.  copper  plate  primer  Harmony— d.  h. 

4  Prune 
Harrison  Francis,  mariner  29  Prime 
Harrison  Francis,  grocer  453  noriU  2J 
Harrison  Geoi-ge,  navy  at^ent  64  Dock  iJ'  156  Chesnut 
Harrison  George  K.  mercliant  23  Dock  and  100  S.  Front 
Harrison  Henry,  sea  captain  Beach  N.  Marlborough 
Harrison  Henry,  merchant  60  S.  Front — d.  h.  187  3.  3d 
Harrison  Jst'ael,  bricklayer  14  Carters  alley 
Harris()n  Job,  shoemaker,  G  road  near  Second 

13* 


II AR  paxton's  axkual 

Harrison  John,  cliymist  and  white  lead  m&nufac.  ne;.-^  - 

pate  Franktord  road 
Harrison  John,  grocer  corner  of  German  and  5th 
Harrison  Josiah,"aVlomey  at  law  Camden  N.  Jersey 
Harrington  William,  printer  hack  69  High 
J'Harrison  John,  cahinetmaker  257  Gallowhill 
Harrison  L<xy,  manj^ler  12  Sugar  Alley 
H<<n'ison  Joseph,  moulder  F.  road  near  Maiden 
>l:irrison  Joseph,  weaver  Cedar  corner  12ih 
Harrison  Mary,  boarding  house  98  Spruce 
Harrison  &.  Porter,  copper  plute  printers  Harmony  couK 
Harrison  Rachel,  widow  48  Chester 
Harrison  Rebecca,  widow  72  S.  3d 
Harrison  Ruth,  widow  of  Robert,  118  S.  Front 
Harrison  Michael,  brick  maker  old  York  road  ab.  Poplar 
Harrison  Richard,  eng-raver,    8  Carpenters  court — d.  h, 

N.  W.  corner  Spruce  and  llih 
Harrison  Sanl.  engraver  121  Chesnut — d.  h.  near  Bushiu 
Harrison  Thomas,  locksmith  cor.  Queen  Cr  3d  96  Shipper 
Harrison  Thomas,  M*  d.  19  Walnut 
fflarrison  Thomas,  waiter  Webb's  alley 
Harrison  William,  engraver  I2lh  above  arch 
Harrison  WiHiam,  shipwright,  Camden  N.Jersey 
fHarrod  David,  mariner  Stampers  alley 
Harry  Rees,  50  Filbert 
Harry  Hannah,  12  Xorris  alley 
Hart  Abraham,  storekeeper  453  High 
Hart  Abraham,  gent'emnii  115  N.  5th 
Hart  Charles,  gwcer  C  llowhill  below  Rugan 
Hart  James  M.  innkeeper  184  north  Third 
Hart  James,  merchant  231 — d.  h.  284  north  3d 
Hart  John,  dry  goods  store  288  and  225  N.  3d 
Hart  John,  druggist  loxuer  8  south  2d  and  195  Arch 
Hart  Juhn,  high  constable  161  S.  lOlh 
Hai  t  John,  shoemaker  225  Cedar 
tHart  John,  waiter  130  Walnut 
Hart  Joseph,  grazier  186  north  3d 
//art  widow  Trf'  Michl.  N.  corner  Vine  and  5th 
//irt  Mary,  widow  Crown  n.  Frank,  road 
HAVi  Mary,  widow  back  186  Lombard 
//art  Mordccai,  saddler  ^igh  W.  permanent  bridge 
^irt  Nicholas,  cedar  cooper  154  south  3d 
/Tart  NnaJi,  tnylor,  372  N.  Front 

iTart  Sarali  A.  255  Mulberry  {Sec  HeavH 

//art  S'.isannah,  widow  Quince  above  Spruce 
nart  Thomas,  O  W.  H.  grocers  231  north  Third 
Hart  T,  merchant  198  north  Fourth 
Hart  William,  oakcooper  Harper's  wharf  and  4  Penn 
Hart  William,  silversmith  19  north  Third 
Hart  William  H.  merchant  111  south  Fourth 
Jl^rt  William  H.  merchant  231  :md  294  nonh Third 
Hartendorf  .fohn,  weaver  Tliiid  below  Beaver 
Hurtle  Isabella,  widow  130  Coa'cs 
Hrtitley  Daniel,  345  High 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY, 

i.i.  ^..y  Georg-e,  dry  g-ood  store  24  north  Sec:.r.d 
!i;irtley  John  M.  genilemun  55  New 
f  Jariley  Joseph,  upholste;  er  266  south  Second 
Hartley  M.  widow  back  37  Newmarlcet 
Jlariley  Nicholas,  tin  plaie  worktt  12.lleyae's  cour: 
Hrtrtley  Samuel,  silversmith  10  Tiotter's  aUey 
H:trtline  Joiui,  cordwair.er  Kunckle  below  Callowhill 
Hurtman  Augustus,  labourer  Ge.r^e  r.ear  Pitt 
Hartman  Giu'istian,  labourer  Poplar  below  Third 
Ilartman  J  maUter  21.  Apple  tree  alley  (see  l/ennar.. 

Hartman  John,  bairciresser,  bleeder,  cupper  and  leecher, 

114  north  Sixth  -^ 

Ilartman  Peter,  chairmaker  39  Coate»*  alley 
Uartman  Philip,  3 1  Crown 

Hartman  Sebastian,  brick  maker  Callowhill  n.  Thirteenth-. 
Martshorn  Patlison  P.  gentieman  122  Mulberry 
HarLshorn  Joseph,  m.  d.  246  Spruce 
Harinock  Christian,  brickmaker  507  north  Third 
iiartnock  Justice,  shoemaker  267  St.  John 
HartraUi  Michael,  plaisterer  399  Sassafras 
ilarirai'ii  (ieorge,  shoemaker  i-ack  154  north  Fifth 
ilartrine  William,  shoeniaker  Shippens'  com1: 
Harvey  David,  weaver  Mai-lborough 
Harvey  F.  sturekeeper  High  n^ar  Sou.  Fourth 
Harvey  Gabriel,  taylor  Ann  W.  Sch.  Eighth 
Harvey  Isauc,  jr.  merc!iant  coniptiug  house  George  near 

Tenth — dwelling  266  ChesLnut 
Harvey  Isaac  sen.  merchant  266  Ciicstnut 
rHarvey  James,  mariner  156  south  F'xiXh 
Harvey  James,  farmer  and  mecljanic  inn.  Second  aboV'='. 

Mud  lane 
Harvey  James,  carter  288  south  I'hird 
Harvey  Job,  labourer  Cherry  neai'  iVince  (K) 
Harvey  Joiin,  carpenter  Fo  :rth  near  Browjj 
Harvey  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  244  soutii  Third- 
Harvey  Peter,  co;iciimakt;r  361  High  (see  Itrrx^ij. 
Harvey  Kichar'l,  car'er  Hanover  near  Frankford  road  , 
Harvey  Robert,  watchman  94  S: mice 
Harvey  llobert,  tavernkeeper  118  norih  Eleventh 
Harvey  Robert,  taylor  200  south  Fifih 
Harvey  Samuel  D.  Broad  below  Higij 
Harvey  Samuel,  fish  vender  7  i-2  La;t;tia  court 
Harvey  Thomas,  coidwainer,  board'g  house  Taylor's  a'y. 
ilain-ey  Thomas,  rigger  4  Shippen 
Harvey  William,  constable  70  SSippen 
[larvvood  Jeremiah,  accoimtant  130  Callowliill 
•  larwood  John,  silversmith  jOS  soui'i  Third 
-Harwood  Samuel,  mariner  55  Catharir^e 
Haskell  Vj.  shoem-xker  313  n-.-rth  Front 
Haskill  ^  Hail,  merchants  12  Djck 
Haskill  J.iseph,  merchant  12  Dock 
iUbkins  Ehzabeth,  widow  of  Thomas  23  north  Ninth 

llaslctt  Andrew,  labourer  J  0  ^     . 


HAW  PAXTON*S  ANNUAL 

Haslett  Eliza,  tayloiess  17  Wagner%  alley 

Haslctt  Joseph,  baker  Walnut  ui)ove  Tliirlceii'Jj 

Haslett  William,  niercliaiU  S.  W.  ci>r.  From  and  Walnut 

Haslcy  Catharhit,  boardinii,  house  123  south  Tltird 

Hasluck.  Richard,  njeicuuiii  3l6  Viulbtn>  ab.  llih 

Hassall  Daniel,  shoemaker  b  ick.  295  soutii  Third 

Ha^isall  Hannah,  caleiidtrcr  9  Crown 

Hassall  Jacob,  jr.  bra>s  founder  Tl)ir'eenlh  below  Race 

llasball  John,  &i»oemaker  ISl  north  Second 

Hasaall  John,  mariner  9  Crown 

Hassall  Joae^ili,  shoemaktr  305  south  Second 

HasselPJacob,  soutli  Flith  below  I'lunib 

Hassett  BcnjamiM,  shoemakcT  next  23  Noble 

Hasainger  Jacob  Si  Co.  merchant  6  South  alley 

Hassinger  Jacob  c>  Son,  merchants  207"  Hijjii 

Hassinger  Philip,  su^ur  bailer  51  Coals' 

Hassinger  Jonathan  K.  merchant  207  High 

H-.isliUf^s  G.  priiittrr  316  S.  6'di. 

Hastings  J. lines,  cordwair.cr  south  Fifth  below  Queen 

Hiislings  Mrs.  sh«>pi;eepcr  ilu  Cherry 

Hiitcher  Thomas,  coinbniaker  Si.ield;.'  alley 

Hjilhaway  Caleb  &  Co.  njorchant.s  28  South  wharves 

IL.thaWay  Caleb,  mercht.  28  S.  whurves — d.  h.  4  Laurel 

Hathaway  I'ho.i.ub  W.  merchant  28  Sovidi  wi.arves— d.  h. 

4  Lombard 
Hatfield  Advm,taylor  84  Vine 
Hatteniield  Ch^tries,  snilih  F..ari->'s  court 
Hattenfield  Josepli  M.  .\iulbcny  near  Sch.  Fourth 
Hitter  Willi  .m,  nailer  back  26S  Huce 
Hatvon  Ann,  widow  Jiicoby  street 
Hatton  Surah,  teacher  J.<coby  s^treet 
Haughey  Alice,  board:ng  house  16S  south  Water  and  1&9 

souili  Front  v-^>.        • 

Haughey  Pa'.rick,  labourer  Sanson  alley  below  Noble 
Hauptman  J^t«.'.,  baker  57  Lomb;ird 
Haiise  J  -hn,  ciU'penu-r  193  Cucrry 

H;iuse  Wiiliam,  carpenter  193  Cherry— d  h.37  N.  ii^ghih 

(iee  flciis  unci  Hawes 
Haven  Hugh,  widow  45  north  Slxtli 
Haven  Jos'iiua,  co.Timissia.-j  uiercaaiit  127  north  Front- 

d.  h.  8  Union 
Havens  Joseph,  c  >rt€r  Lolnr's  court 
Havens  Mary,  widow. 8  Cox's  alley 
Havelan  Juhn,  plasterer  243  south  Seventh 
Hiverstick  Charles  Jst  Gi..  chinn  merchants  128  N.  Third 
Haverslick  Samuel,  cabinet  muker  14  St.  Mary 
riaverstick  Wm.  jr.  china  mcichanl  &c  250  High 
^tiviland  (Jorneli  is,  shoem-  ker  268  Ccciar 
ffaviland  John,  ;xrchitecl  2(J.»i<)nh  Fifih 
-lYaviland  Stephen,  carpenter  i'ourih  nenr  Greea 
//award  Robert,  chair  mitker  90  C.illov/hiil 
/^awk  Christian,  hosier  440  S^ssafi-as 
Hawkins  &  Hall,  mrrchtu^ts  15  north  "Water 
//awkins  Gtr.  mere!;  '    'J.'a n- nnd  61  P'.ne 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HEA 

/7an-k:ns  wulrw,  of  John  327  north  Third 
//lukins  Georg-e,  Marble 
A'Hwkins  WiUiam,  merchant  107  Pine 
JiAwki  William,  harbour  master  1  Norris'  alley 
i/ivvl  Mai-g.iret,  widow  145  north  Fourth 
^.iwley  Lemuel,  sea  captain  35  Sansom 
Iftiworlh  M-ry,  widow  14  Xew  Market 
IJaw'horn  J-hn,  hatter  back  of  26  Lombard 
7/iiWthorn  Tliomas  F.  mariner  China 
//ay  Cat:  arine,  Tvidow  Rotterdam  inn  124  N.  4th 
ilay  Jane,  storekeeper  119  north^Fourih  -'i" 

//ay  Peter,  one  of  the  editors  of  the  American  Cehtirel  21 

Walivet— d.  h.  30  New  Market 
//•y  Wiilam,  engraver  6:^  north  Fourth 
r/.iv  "Wdliam,  labourer  10th  above  Vine 
//ivcock  Jam,es,  labourer  Oak  below  Coats 
y/aydock  Edv.'urd,  ?i.  d  50  south  Second 
//.-A'dock  Eden,  plumher  &c.  5  I^od^e  Sc  35  Strawberry 
/.'.iydock  v/ido'.v,  of  Robert  50  south  Second 
j/aydock  Samuel,  mercliant  48  south  Second 
//ivdock  \Vm.  painter  &c.  41  Sirawberry — d,  h.  50  S.  2nd 
//aydon  El  zabeth,  85  north  Tenth 
//aydon  William,  fancy  chair  manufacturer  109  Walnut 
//u}es  Hannah.  21  north  Nintii 

//ayes  P.  sea  capt.  10  Franklin  row  S.  9lh  (see  Haya 

/Yayes  Sarah,  Widow  46  Bread 
//aynes  David,  cordwainer  319  south  Third 
Haynes  Philip,  blacksmith  hack  210  1-4  Arch 
//aynes  Robert,  shoemaker  back  143  St.  John 
j^ayneman  Elias,  dry  goods  store  178  north  Third 
^ays  Addis,  carpenter  James  cor.  Charles 
/Tays  George,  wood  sawyer  Rachel 
//ays  Jane,  teacher  back  114  Spruce 
//ays  John,  cordwainer  15  Chestunt — d.  h.  back  27  Cedar 
ATays  John,  mariner  184  north  Water 
^^ys  James,  cabinet  maker  4  north  Second 
Hays  Saml.  merchant  155  Chestnut  {see  Haye^ 

Master  Ja)nes,  ropemaker  Ger.  r.  near  Second 
Hayward  John,  baker  2?6  north  Third  and  30  N.  Sixth 
IHayward  Ribei  t,  labourer  255  Catharine 
Haystack  Adam,  mariner  back  47  Christian 
rik'zard  Abigail,  widow  4  north  Eighth 
fH  izard  C}  rus,  coachman  Pine  above  NMiHi 
Kaziirti  David,  tailor  corner  South  and^  Front    d.  h.  3 

Shields  court 
ijrJIazard  Edward,  porter  22  BurJ's  alky 
iiazard  \l  oysteiman  b  .ck  10  L?etitia  com* 
Hazard  Joim,  tobaccorist  29  Federal 
Hazard  Joel,  dealer  George  above  lO'di 
Haz-elton  Isaiah,  trunk  maker  Market — d.  h.  36  Budd 
jlazlehnrst  Samuel,  220  Muibei-ry 
ifearlman  Georye,  potter  9  north  Eighth 
ileadmau  Jacob,  coacimiaker  Hauses  court 
He;  ihiian  Willi, irn,  »»:ii,  rj>Uer  Geori^e  ireflv  E'c\'enih 


HEI  paxton's  annual 

Headman  WilKam,  poller  17  south  E.g-htii 
Heurd  Susan,  widow  15  Fayette 

Heartt  8c  Shinn,  primers  College  aveiiatr  (&e«  Hurt 

Hearit  Dennis,  printer  318  High 
Hearn  Murguret,  teacher  33  Keys  alley 
Meaih  Charles  P.  Elmslies  alley  and  Hamilton  village 
ileaton  Catharine,  widow  Nobie  above  St.  John 
He;. ton  Klijah,  flour  dealer  6  Hopkiad  court 
Heaion  Jeremiah,  saddler  93  High  (see  Eaton 

He;tton  John,  349  Mulbe-ry 

Heberton  George,  merctent  5  S.  2(1 — d.  h.  147  N.  9th 
Hebertcn  J.  C.  m.  d.  115  jouth  Fifih 
ileberton  &  Van  Gelder  mtrch mts  118  north  Second 
Heberton  Wm.  Y.  ttorekeeper  118  N.  2d— d.  h  i>10  S.  3d 
Jlcck  George,  inkeeper  147  Cedar 
Heckerly  Daniel,  hatter  124  New 

Heckman  George  M.  tavernkeeper  203  north  Front  and 
208  north  Water  {see  Hickman 

Hedderman  John  W.  ga~dener  Hudsons  lane  above  Stl. 
Hedderman  William,  milkman  Prime  above  Bih 
Hedderl)  &,  Roiand,  bell  founders  134  souiii  Fifth 
Hedderly  Edward,  bell  founder  &c.  134  south  Fifth 
Hedley  Edward,  labourer  Hodges  wharf 
Iledelius  Andrew,  sea  captain  1 1  Sassafras 
Hedge  Wm.  taylor  back  211  St.  John 
Heffernan  Mre.Avidow  Merri  jtt's  lane  above  Fifili 
Heffner  Adan*^  tailor  70  German 
Heft  John,  victnailer  corner  York  road  and  George 
Heimer  Catharine,  widow  Crown  below  Bedford 
Heimer  John,  victualler  306  Vine — stall  40  New  Market 
Heinold  Charles,  attends  store  138  Lombard 
Heins  John,  tobacconist  264  Race  (see  Hoinei 

Heisler  John,  cooper  29l.High — d.  h.  114  N.  Fourth 
Heisler  Nicholas,  labourer  5ih  below  Merriotts  lane 
Heiss  Christian,  looking  glass  silverer  Hopkins  court 
Heisa  Joseph,  cordwaiijer  Hopkin's  court 
Helffrich  Francis,  tailor  179  N.  8th 
Heller  Joseph,  labourer  Hanover  n.  Prince 
Heiss  William,  stove  manf.  71  Cedar  d.  h.  213  N.  2d 
Heiss  James,  cordwainer  Coopers  ct 
Heiss  James  cordwainer  92  N.  3d 
Heller  Daniel  gentleman  Crown  bl.  Prince 
Hfclt  widow  Sp^  John  bl.  Green 
Hellbron  Racnel,  widyw  40  Coats 
Helman  William,  grocer  20  Charlotte 
Helverson  Nicholas  Carpenter  97  Coats 
Helmbold  Henry  stationer  161  S,  Front 
Helms  Charles  mariner  back  368  S.  Front 
Hemphill  James  merchant  19  S.  7tli 
Hemphill  James  &  John,  merchts,  42  Walnut 
Hemphill  Jolin,  mtrchant  4j  Walnut— d.   h.   Chestaut 

above  Tenth 
Hemm  Jacob  blacksmith  94  Vine 
fHemmenway  James  hair  dresser  59  Piue  d.  h 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY,  HEN 

Henderson  Elizabeth,  widow  Juniper  bel.  Race 

Heiss  F.  G.  177  South  7th 

Heiss  John,  grocer  10  Cressons  alley 

Heiss  William,  copper  ware  Plate  ^  stove*  manf.   21c 
N.  3d 

Helffensteine  Samuel,  minister  of  the  German  reform- 
ed church  39  N.  4th 

Hellings  widow  of  John  10,  Green 

//ellings  William,  plasterer  7  Baker's  ct 

J/elm  Adam,  dealer  Lily  alley  near  Green 

/Telmb  Id  Elizabeth,  mdwife  1  Qu?.ry  st. 

//elmbold  F.  innkeeper  comer  Juniper  and  High 

Helmbold  Gtorge,  paper  warehouse  191  S.  Front  d.  h, 
60  Union 

Helmbold  Geo.  editor  of  the  Independant  Balance  28 
Cherry 

//elmbold  John  C.  coachmaker  45  S.  4ih 

Helmuth  Henry  K.  merchant  279  High 

Helmuth  John  K.  merchant  99  S.  Front,  dwelling  297 

Chestnut 
Helmuth  Revd.  I,  H.  C.  279  High 
J7elt  Wm.  bricklayer  Scht me  ay.  ab.  12th 

i/elvenstoTie  J.  cabinetmaker  Ha?iover  near  F.  road 

Jin  bel  Wm,  tai'or  16  N.  Water 

//embel  Wm.  jr.  merchant  17  N.  I  ront 

//cmphill  Joseph,  counseilor  at  law  and  president  of 

lV»e  district  court  144  C'hcstnii?: 
//emphill  Thon^as,  shotm  ktr  16  Green  leaf  court 
ilempie  Samuel,  tobaccinist  47  N.  Fourth 
IJemjjIe  Samuel,  carter  Buttons  cod  above  8th 
.'j'enchman    Adann  brickn,uker,  S.  E.  cor.  Hij^'h  and 
sell.  2d  [5ee   Ifmchman 

Henchman  Jos,  brickm.aker  178  Sassafras 
llenderscn  Alexander  labourrr  Spruce  W.  of  sch.  5th 
Henderson  Guy,  bo  kbiiickr  99  Cherry 
Henderson  James  d.  d.  15  S.  5th 
Henderson  James,  atcy  at  law  21  S.  Tth — d.  h.  59  S.  2d 
Henderson  John  L.,  Alban. 

Henderson  John,  drayman  cor.  Lombard  &  sch,  6th 
Henderson  James,  carpenicr  222  south  Third 
Henderson  Mary  Mrs.  of  James,  cor.  Sch.  2d  and  Mul- 
berry '^ 

- /irenderson ,  widow  Mulber:y  W.  of  Sch.  2d 

Henderson  John,  carpenter  1  N.  llth— d.  h.  1C7  N.  9ih 
Heiid^^son  John,  salt  measurer  New  Market 
He!.aeriiiin  John,  grocer  northeast  cor.  Filb<  rt  and  8th 
//eivlerson  J-stph,  corclwaiaer  Britton's  alley 
Fendcr^cn  Mary    st(ireke<.  i)er  59  south  Second 
ZTtaderson  Stephen,  gentleman  18  north  7th 
/fen  ivj  son  William,  25  .south  Third 
Hendel  Wizabeth,  china  store  122  north  second 
.ffenr,  ricks  Wiliam,  bhck  and  white  smith  317  north 
Front--d.  h.  85  St.  John 

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Hendrickson  Alchy,  "widow    15  north  9th 

Hendrickson  Abraham,  carpenter  58  PJuni 

Hendrickson  John,  labourer  567  south  Front 

Hendrickson  Ptter,  14  Filbert 

Henerick  John,  mariner  3t38  south  Front 

Heneberrj-  Th(imas,  sailrnaker  193  St.  John 

Henk  George,  baker  423  north  Second 

Henley  WiUiuiH,  merchant  4  north  Seccr.d 

Hennessy  Michael,  grocer  16  Cedar 

Henneiisy     I'homas,    conveyancer    and    accountant, 

northeast  corner  of  Sixth  and  Callowhill 
Hennessy  Thomas    iT*  Miciiael  H.  Anthony,  convey- 
ancers, law  writers  in  general,  and  office  for  the 
purchase  and  s^le  of  real  estate,  office  county  court 
house,  southeast  corner  of  Chestnut  and  Sixth 
Hehricks  Isaac,  broker  Chestnut — d.  h.  Smith's  ct. 
Hi^nrion  S.  i^  Co.  confectioners  15  south  Fourth 
Henry  Aguess,  Mrs.  of  William,  Juniper  above  Race 
Henry  Alexander,  merchant  25  Miner — d.  h.  192  High 
Henry  Alcxaudtr  jun.  ^Co.  merchants  192  High 
Henry  Amelia,  boarding  house  74  south  Sixth 
Hemy  (J.  blacksmith  536  north  Third 
jHcnry  (Jxaar,  brick  dust  seller,  Juniper  below  Vine 
Henry  Casper,  grocer  Locust  corner  Sch.  Front 
tHenry  C.  coachman,  36  Burd's  court 
Henri  E!i2abeth,  boarding  house  222  H'g^^ 
Henry  George,  cordwainer  114  Filbert 
Henry  Hugh,  gentleman  ?ombar{ly  N.W.  cor.  CeffcSq. 
Henry  Hugh,  stonemason  Arcii  beU)\^  Br(;ad 
Henr)'  Isaac,  m.  d.  Lombardy  N  \V.  cor.  (;;en.  Sq. 
HeiUjVauej  widow  grocer  St.  Mary 
Henry  Jiihri,  barber  St.  Joiin  i.bove  Pop'ar 
Kenry  John,  labourer  Chestnut  VV.  Schuylkill  8th 
Henry  John,  doorkeeper  at  West's    painting   Spruce' 

above  8th 
Henry  Jcseph  J.  290  nor  h  Third 
Henry  widow  of  John,  259  south  Fifth 
Henry  Kesiah,  tavenikeepsr  304  south  Fourth 
Henry  Th'^nas,  merchant  260  High 
Henry  Mary,  storekepper  54  !>outh  Fourth 
Henry  Mrs.  of  Frtderick,  125  Swanson 
Henry  Mrs.  widow  263  Lombard  above  Eighth 
//eiiry  Pr-ier,  portrait  painler  181  Hi^rh 
Henry  Peter,  oysterman  Founh  ab ave  Browne 
Henry  Sarah,  storekeeper  6Z  mrth  Second 
Henry  Willian),  cooper  5  SUip^jen 
Henry  William,  drayman  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Henry  William,  cooper  .'.nd  tinsmith  200  Lombard 
Htnr\-  William  H.  drv  good  store  14  norUi  Tiiird 
Henry  widow  of  Samuel,  143  Locust 
Henwood  Abraham,  caricr  238  Catharine 
Uenzey  Joseph,  carpenter  36  Sassafras  {see  Sennesat, 


PHILADELPHIA     DIRECIOKY.  HEb 

Henzey  Jos.  carpenter  36  Race 

Henzey  Samuel,  accomptant  36  Sassafras 

Hepburn  Charles,  hatter  100  north  Fifth 

Hepler  Henry,  tobacconist  478  north  Second 

Hepp  Adam,  Rose  alley  and  101  Coats* 

Heppard  Hezekiah,  inn  and  feiTy  keeper  9  N.  wiiarves 

Heppard  John,  painter  and  glazier  202  north  Front  and 

27  Coats' 
Heppard  William,  313  north  Front 
Heppel  Adam,  woodsawyer  Vine  below  Eleventh 
Hera  Christian,  pewterer  230  north  Second 
Herbert  "William,  stevadore  14  Mary  (S.) 
Hergesheimer  Samuel,  victualler  stall  63  New  Market 
Heriges  Bernard,  tobacconist  186  north  Second 
Heriges  John  J.  tobacconist  171  north  Second 
Herils  Francis,  goldsmith  and  jeweller  14  south  Fourth 
Hetkness  Adam,  stone  cutter  11  N.  7th— -d.  h.  22  N.  9th 
Herman  Catharine,  widow  165  south  Fifth 
Herman  Hannah,  widow  grocer  93  Christian 
Herman  John,  165  south  Fifth  (see  Jfarman 

Herman  William,  tavernkeeper  2  Moyamensing  road  S. 

W.  corner  Christian 
Hermon  George,  gentleman  45  north  Sixth 
Hermstad  Catharine,  boarding  house  7  Elbow  lane 

{see  J/armstead 
Hermstad  Joseph,  book  binder  7  Elbow  lane 
Hernbough  John,  cordwainer  Broad  below  George 
Meron  James,  printer  Juniper  above  Race 
Heron  John,  grocer  253  S.  4th  N.  E.  corner  Shippen 
Herpin  J.  B.  gentleman  17  Cherry 
f Herrod  Clement,  wood  sawyer  32  Lombard 
Herrington  widow  Mary  304  Cailowhill 
Herritage  Joseph,  mariner  Rose  alley  near  Brown 
Herse  S.  accomptant  and  storekeeper  10  S.  6th 
Herschberg  J.  F.  coachman  Weaver's  alley 
Hertzler  Christ,  merchant  chestnut  above  13th 
Hertzog  Joseph,  merchant  33  Bread 
Hertzog-  Peter,  grocer  N.  E.  corner  Vine  and  4lh— d.  h- 

115  Vine 
Hertzog  &  M'Caraher,  grocers  N.  E.  cor.  4lh  and  Vine 
Hess  Arnold,  gardner  Frankford  road  above  Hanover 
Hess  Abraham,  late  carter,  Vine  W.  Broad 
Hess  Elizabeth,  widow  163  Vine 
Hess  George,  labourer,  100  Coates 
Hess  John,  constable,  178  north  Fifih 
^ess  John,  oak  cooper,  back  11  Budd 
^ess  John  M.  tin  plate  worker  and  grocer,  cor.  Scliu}  1- 

kill  8th  and  Vine  (see  Btisf: 

Hess  John,  baker,  485  N.  3d  near  German  road 
Hess  Philip,  cooper,  181  St.  John 
Hess  &  Son,  grocers,  cor.  Schuylkill  8th  and  Vine 
Hess  Samuel,  grocer,  cor.  Schuylkill  8th  and  Vine 
Hess  Peter,  shoemaker,  193  north  3d 

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HIA  paxton's  annual 

Hess  William,  tin  plate  worker,  Schuylkill  8th  ab.  Race 

Hess  \Vm.  carpenter  V22  Coats 

Hess  William,  jun.  male,  21  Mary  (S.) 

Hesselpoth  Henry,  corner  Prince  and  Marlborough 

Hesser  Daniel,  sionecutter,  35  Zane 

1  lesser  John  G.  hatter,  Coats  near  Sixth 

I  lesshuyson  Mary,  widow,  469  Race 

Hessler  widow  of  William,  1  Chester 

Hester  widow  of  Conrad,  sug-ar  refiner,  212  north  2u 

Hester  &  Savitz,  grocers,  499  north  2d 

Heslon  &  Hays,  storekeepers  21  north  Ninth 

Heston  William,  21  north  Ninth 

Hetzel  B.  oakcooper,  169  St.  John 

Heizel  John,  oakcooper,  54  Brown 

Hewes  Josiah,  gentleman,  15  S.  3rd  (^See  Hughes 

Hews  Aaron  jr.  Sea  captain,  73  Wood 

Hewitt  Abijah,  corder  58  Browne 

Hewitt  Andrew,  accountant  back  42  Ann 

Hewitt  John,  Carter  back  42  Ann 

Hewitt  S.  sea  captain  175  Coats'  ^ 

He»A  i*t  Thomas,  sea  captain  11  Pine 

Hewitts  William,  merchant,  109  North  fifth 

Hewitt  Mrs.  of  Wm.  Juniper  near  Walnut 

Hewiings  E.  storpkeeper,  99  S.  5th 

Hewson  John,  junr.  calico  printer,  Reach  in  Warren 

Hewson  John,  gentleman  near  the  Glass  house  (K.) 

Hewson  Thomas  T.  m.  b.  7  Library,  d.  b.  132  Chestnut 

\_See  Heuson  SJ  Huston  &  Eu'ston, 
Hey  Moses,  worsted  spinner,  Snfiiths  court 
Ileyberger  G.  blacksmith  6  Noble     [See  Heimherger 
Heyberger  George,  coach  spring  maker,  Emlins  court 

d.  h.  50  Coats 
Heyberger  Jacob,  &  Co.  chocolate  manuf.  154  N.  3d. 
He3bergcr  Jacob,  Penn  township  &.  154  N.  3d 
Heyde  John  sen,  25  Filbert  {see  Hyde 

Hcyde  John,  jun.  grocer  23  Filbert 
Heydrick  Christopher  m.  d.  7S  north  5th 
*Heyl  George,  at orney  at  law  and  notary  public  33  WaJ- 
nut— d.  h.  49  N.  8ih  («e  Hale 

Heyl  George,  sailmaker,  6  Vernon 
Heyl  Henry,  victuallf-r  Sixth  near  Poplar  lane 
Heyl  John,  baker  106  north  2d 
Heyl  Jdhn,  brushmaker  204  north  2d 
Heyl  Philip,  carpenter  173  Green 
Heyl  Philip  hatter  47  north  7th 
Heyl  William,  drug  and  paint  store  35  High 
lieyla'.d  George,  labourer  H.idson*s  lane  above  8lh 
Heyler  John,' storekeeper  109  nortli  3d 
I!e\lin  Isaac  m.  i>.  S7  south  7th 
I't-ynham  Robert,  deputy  naval  oflUcer  323  north  2d 
l-ii'.ysham  Robert,  china  store,  323  north  2d 
iiiiU  James,  druggist  Sch.  5th  bel.  High 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  HIL 

Hibbs  Isaac,  ropemaker  Carpenter  (S.)  ab.  4tli 

Hibbs  widow  of  William,  cor.  6th  h  Pass\  unk 

Hickey  John,  stonecutter  Thirteenth  above  Filbert 

Hickey  James,  grocer  124  Locust 

Hickey  widow  of  Michael  125  Pine 

Hlckham  Richard,  fence  maker  N.  W.  cor.  5th  &  Shippen 

Kicking  E.  widow  15  Browne 

Hickman  Selby,  20  Federal 

Hickman  James,  accountant  68  Dock,  d.  h.  20  Federal 

Hickman  Joseph,  mariner  4th  ab.  Coats 

Hickman  Jesser,  shoemaker,  cor.  Queen  and  4th. 

Hickman  N.  bookbinder  11  S.  4th 

''  [See  Heckman. 

Hickinbottom  Joseph,  hatter  1  Clawgess  court 
Hickey  Timothy,  baker  Hopkins  court 
Hickoun  Mary,  widow  nurse  14  York  court 
Hicks  Charles,  carpenter  19  Duke 
Hicks  George  VV.  upholsterer  39  south  Front 
Hicky  James,  mariner  Galbieths  couj't  (S.) 
Hicks  John,  tin  plate  worker  514  S.  second 
Hicks  John,  carpenter  11  Grays  alley 
Hicks  Peter,  wood  sawyer,  2  S.  12th 
Hicks  Richard,  carpenter  21  Union 
Hicks  William,  sea  captain  21  Keys 
Hider  John,  bricklayer  N.  E.  corner  11th  and  North 
Hidner  widow  371  Race 

Higbey  Charles,  fisherman  Wood  near  Queen  (K) 
Higerson  Mary,  widow  30  Brown 
Higginbottom  Wm,  sugar  boiler  32  Crown 
Higgins  Hannah,  widow  of  Francis  149  S.  Ninth 
tHiggins  John,  silk  dyer  8  Burds  court 
Higgins  Nicholas,  wheelwright  5  Green's  conrt 
Higgins  Robert,  mariner  151  Cedar 
Higginson  Tiios.  tavern  keeper  c(;r.  Swanson  &  Prime 
High  Margaret,  widow  Fitzwulter above  6th 
Highlands  Samuel,  carpenter  16  Juniper  lane 
Hight  Adam,  vict.  Garden  above  Callomhi'.l 
Hight  C.  coachmaker  251  Mulberry 
Hilborn  Benj.  wheelwright  252  N.  Eighth 
H.lborn  B  &J.   wheelwrights  333  Caliowtiiil 
Hdborn  J.  wheelwright  R  dge  nef.r  Callowliill 
Hilborn  Charles,  mariner  511  N.  Third 
Hildeburn  S.  clock  and  watchmaker  &c.  72  High — d.  h.  3 

Lodge 
Hildeburn  &  Woolworths,  clock  &  watchmakers  Cyc.  72 

High 
Hill  Ann,  widow  mantua  maker  38  Pine 
Hill  Charles,  taylor  S  W.  cor.  Arcli  and  Water — d.     .  23 

Elfreth's  alley 
Hill  Charles,  bricklayer  6  Knight's  court  [see  MalL 

Hill  Charles,  taylor,  2  north  Water 
Hill  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Mofl^s,  110  St.  John 
Hill  Elizabeih,  storekeeper,  110  north  3d 
Hill  Elizabeth  Mro.  of  Jos.  of  Callowhill  N.  of  Schyll.  o^ 


HIL  PAXTON*S  ANN¥AL 

Hill  George,  labourer,  327  north  Front 

Hill  George,  late  carpenter,  Vine  above  12tlt 

Hill  Jacob,  fisherman,  Queem  near  Wood 

Hill  Jacob,  jr.  caulker,  Hanover  near  Prince 

tHill  Jacob,  labourer,  Spruce  W.  of  Schaylkill  Til 

Hill  James,  innkeeper,  Hamilton  village 

fHill  Jeremiah,  painter,  165  Pine 

Hill  John,  oysterman,  Oak  below  Coats 

Hill  widow  of  John,  shipwright.  Queen  near  Bishop 

Hill  John,  tobacconist  Higlrt  n.  PermL  bridge 

fHill  John,  stable  keeper,  160  Spruce 

Hill  John,  blacksmith,  Millers  court 

Hill  John  H.  tavern  keeper,  4  Bank 

Hill  John,  boarding  house,  21  Franklin 

Hill  Jonathan,  carpenter,  6  Baker's  court 

Hill  Joseph,  grocer,  386  N.  Front 

Hill  Joseph,  taylor,  4  sugar  alley 

Hill  Joseph,  boatbuilder,  152  and  l57Swansor. 

Hill  Ljetitia,  tobacconist,  247  south  2d 

Hili  Laban,  shoemaker  6th  above  Callowhil 

Hill  Mary,  milliner,  New  above  3d 

Hill  Rebecca,  widow,  net  maker.  Queen  below  Bishop 

Hill  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  10  Heydes  court 

Hill  Robert,  288  south  4th 

Hill  Samuel,  labourer,  corner  Juniper  and  Pine 

Hill  Samuel,  carpenter,  205  Sassafras 

Hill  Samuel,  hamessmaker,  8  Harmony  court 

Hill  Rev.  Sylvester,  352  south  2d 

Hill  Thomas,  mariner,  32  Union  alley 

Hill  Thomas,  carpenter,  Marks  lane 

Hill  William,  tobacconist,  247  south  2d 

Hill  William,  31  Becks  alley 

iHill  William,  woodsawyer,  231  Catharine 

j-Hill  Wealthy,  widow,  159  Lombard 

Uillegas  Joseph  K.  stock  and  exchange  broker  46  l-Z 

Walnut— d.  h  22  north  8th 
Hillegas  William,  cashier  of  Camden  Bank,  N.  Jersey 
Hillier  Joseph,  carver  gilder  and  wholesale  looking  glas? 

store,  203  Chestnut 
Hillerman  Wm.  hatter  113  Vine 
Hillman  Eliacom,  shoemaker,  back  44  Budd 
Hillman  Mary,  teacher  43  Vine 
Hillton  Frances,  boarding  bouse  155  S.  9th 
Hilsee  Joseph,  tailor  9  Shields  court 
Hilsee  Joseph,  taylor  119  south  Water 
Hilsee  Joel,  tailor  113  north  Water 
Hilsee  John,  tailor  92  north  Water 
Hilsee  Samuel,  bricklayer  Fifth  above  Noble 
Hilsee  &  Thackray,  tailors  113  south  Water 
Hilsee  Wm.  wheel  wright  Frankford  r.  n.  Queen 
Hilsee  Wm.  tailor  88  north  Water— d.  h.  40  Vine 
Hilsee  William,  tailor  88  Water  and  Race 
Hilsman  Fredk.  tobacconist  13tb  above  Higii 
Hilt  Susannah,  2  Stampers  alley 


Philadelphia  directory.  HOB 

Hilton  filiza,  Cherry  above  11th 

Hilyard  Abh.  mercht.  tailor  19  S.  3d— d.  h.  113  Chestnut 

Hil^ard  Ebenezer,  bricklayer  117  Lombard 

Hiiyard  i/enry,  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  Hlh  and  Locust 

Himes  Fredk.  fisherman  ^ali  near  Malbro 

Himes  Martin,  ship  joiner  Hanover  above  Queen 

Himelspoker  Sebastian.  Columbia  Garden  Camden  N.  J= 

Hinchman  Benjn.  bookbinder  36  Carter's  alley 

Hinchman  Benjamin,  m.  d.  191  High 

Hinchman  /osepk  B.  innkeeper  441  N.  Front 

Hinchman  John,  merchant  28  Sansom  (see  Henchman 

Hinchman  &  Newbold,  merchants  191  Market 

Hindman  John,  accountant  1^0  Vine 

Hineman  Philip,  21  Small  and  176  S.  Water 

Hineman  R.  wine  and  liquor  store  252  High  {see  Byneman 

Himer  Adam,  brickmaker  Coats  above  8lh 

Hine  Jacob,  drover  219  Vine 

Hines  Andrew,  cordwainer  S.  11th  below  Pine 

Hines  Christopher,  fisherman  Aspen  alley  above  Spruce 

Hines  Elizabeth,  widow  Kunckle  below  Green 

Hines  H<zx\vy,  hatter  28  Juliana 

Hines  Jumes,  labourer  back  106  Christian 

Hines  J.  stevedore  67  Catharine  {see  Hynes  &  Hanes 

Hmes  Wm.  mariner  44  German 

limes  Wm.  carpenter  Hanover  near  Prince 

Hine-  William,  attends  State  H.  back  63  Union 

Hinekel  John,  black  smith  back  216  Vine 

Hinckle  Adam,  victualler — Stall  56  New  Market— d.  h. 

265Callowhill 
Hinckle  Conrad,  rope  maker  William 
Hinckle  Daniel,  gunsmith  449 — d.  h.  442  N.  ^d, 
Hinckle  ^enry,  mariiier  Kuglers  court 
Hinckle  Henry,  senr.  and  jr.  draymen  Uugan 
Hinckle  Jfihn,  porter  James  above  Rugan 
Hinckle  John,  victualler  269  Cailowhill 
Hinckle  Peter,  vict.— Stall  27  New  Market — d.   h.  34 

Lawrence 
Hinckle  Peter,  Chestnut  W.  of  Sch.  8th 
Hingle  Margaret,  widow  Green  below  Fourth 
f  Hinson  Nathan,  oysterman  cor.  High  and  Juniper 
Hippensteel  Fredk.  grave  digger  Cherry  n.  Duke 
Hire  George,  grocer  Sec.  corner  Cherry  and  /uniper 
Hirneisen  A.  M.  widow  25  north  Seventh 
Hirneisen  Susan,  widow  store  keeper  21  north  Seventh 
Hippie  Lawrence,  tavern  keeper  Blockley  ville  West  Ches- 
ter road 
Hirst  J  W.  tin  plate  worker  22  High 
Hirst  Thomas,  tin  ware  manufactory  N.  E.  cor.  High  and 
Third— d.  h.  34  Chester  {see  Hurst, 

Hise  John,  shop-keeper  Cresson's  alley 
f  Hitchins  John,  labourer  back  251  Spruce 
Hitner  George,  printer  294  Vine 
Hobart  Elizabeth,  widow  227  Cedar 

Hobbs ,  cordwainer  201  north  Front 

14* 


HOF  paxton's  annual 

Hobbs  James,  280  Race 

Hobson  Benjamin,  bnishmaker  124  north  Froiit 

Hobson  John,  broker  146  south  Fifth 

Hobson  G,  merchant  33  south  Front 

Hobson  J.  S.  &  G.  merchants  33  south  Front 

Hocker  J.  &  C.  stone  cutters  220  Race 

Hocker  Jacob,  refiner  Budd  near  Poplar 

Hooker  John,  stone  cutter  344  north  Third 

Hockley  widow  of  Thomas,  238  Mulberry       (see  Hacklei 

Hodgdon ,  flour  merchant  99  north  Water 

Hodgdon  O  Strack,  flour  merchants  99  north  Water 

Hodgdon  Samuel,  merchant  126  Mulberry 

Hodge  Andrew,  gentleman  92  Mulberry 

Hodge  Mary,  gentlewoman  189  Walnut 

Hodge  Margaret,  widow  Marble  above  Tenth 

Hodges  Robert,  grocer  133  Locust 

Hodges  Benjamin  O.  upholsterer  2r2  north  Secofld 

Hodgkinson  Samuel,  shoemaker  Rose 

Hodgson  Robert,  hatter  Hanover  below  Queen 

Hodgson  Thomas  importer  of  dry  goods  32  1-2  N.  Third 

Hoeckley  F.  lace  and  fringe  weaver  304  norlh  Second 

Hoever  Jacob,  mariner  Marlboro'  (K) 

Hoff  George,  bricklayer  Frankford  road  near  Palmer 

HoflT  George,  bricklayer  10  Emlen's  court 

{see  Hnff,  Huff^  and  Hcntgh 
Hoflfecker  John,  constable  4  Hurst 
Hofiinan  Adam,  blacksmith  17  Charlotte 
Hoffman  Andrew,  labourer  Thorn's  court  north  4th 
Hoffman  F.  smith  166  and  251  Sassafras 
Hoffman  George,  carpenter  Vienna  near  Duke 
Hoffman  Gabriel,  brushmaker  134  St.  John 
Hoffman  John,  smith  251  and  266  Race 
Hoffman  Jonathan,  cabinet  maker  N.  Fourth  cor.  Poplar 
Hoffman  Jacob,  carpenter  Queen  near  Bishop 
Hoffman  James,  labourer  Duke  near  Vienna 
Hoffman  John,  accomptant  North  street 
Hoffman  John  H.  paint  maker  24  Kunckel 
Hoffman  John,  armourer  166  Sassafras 
Hoffman  Mary,  widow  G.  road  near  Second 
Hoffman  Samuel,  shipwright  Marlboro  near  Bedford 
Hoffmans  Isf  Rudy,  comb  manuf.  3  1-2  north  Third 
Hoffman  Saml.  oak  cooper  Sch.  8th  below  High 
Hoffman  Susan,  widow  166  Sassafras 
Hoffman  Samuel  Isf  Co.  merchants  39  North  Front 
Hoffman  Samuel,  oak  cooper  Sch  bel    High 
Hoffman  Sarah,  widow  VVood  near  Prince  (K.) 
Hoffman  Thomas,  mastmaker  Burd's  alley 
Hoffman  William,  blacksmith  7th  above  Camac 
Woffman  Wm.  Ijf  Saml.  comb  factory  262  Sassafras 
Hoffman  widow  of  Wolfgang  262  Sassafras 
Hoffman  W.  &  M.  comb  makers  262  Race 
Hoflfher  Charles  B.  paper  stainer  56  south  Eleventh 
Hoffner  L.  B.  boardmg  house  Bush  hill 
Hoffner  Margaret,  boarding  house  8  Branch 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HOL 

Uogan  David,  bookseller  and  stationer  249  High 
Uogan  John,  169  south  Eleventh 
Hogan  Patrick,  merchant  61  Gaskill 

Hogan  William,  porter  7  Warner's  court 

ogbin  &  Cowperthwaite,  tailors  30  south  Water 
Hogbin  John,  tailor  30  south  Water — d.  h.  4  From 

bergers's  court 
Hogerberth  John,  rigger  M'Cullough  court 
Holahan  Amos,  tavernkeeper  S.  E.  cor.  Zane  and  8th 
Holahan  Jacob,  innkeeper  6*  smith  cor.  Locust  &  10th 
Holbrook  Benjamin,  sea  captain  360  south  Front 
Holby  William,  carver  89  New 
Holcombe  Henry,  d.  d.    Pastor  of  the   first  Baptist 

Church  21  Branch 
Holden  James,  mariner,  17  Sassafras  alley 
Holden  Jeremiah,  mariner,  56  Penn 
Holgate  Samuel,  cordwainer,  j89  south  Front 
Holland  Abel  taylor,  9  Hinkles  court 
Holland  Charles,  merchant,  counting  house  7S  S.  Front 
1  Holland  Elizabeth,  washerwoman,  247  Spruce 
f Holland  Israel,  labourer,  Morgan 
Holland  James  I.  pilot,  15  Vernon 
Holland  Lawrence,  stone  cutter,  211  Cherry 
Holland  Mary,  widow,  Say 
Holland  NaLiianiel,  hatter,  58  south  Second 
f  Holland  Samuel,  portt-r,  4  Burd's  Row 
Holland  Wilham,  baker,  273  south  Front 
HoUiday  Allen,  cupper  and  bleeder — d.  h.  Walnut  ab.  llih 
Holliday  Elizabelh,  18  Raspberry  alley 
HoUiday  Peter,  victualler,  stall  34  New  Market 
Hollersbush  Jacob,  merchant,  nortji  3d 
HoUick  /oseph,  late  baker,  Perry  street 
Hollinshead  Andrew,  grocer,  Camden,  N.  Jersey 
HoUinshead  Clayton,  merchant,  56— d.  h.  117  N.  Front 
Hollinshead  Edmund  J  merchant,  3d  wharf  below  Race — 

d.   h.  144  Vine 
Hollinshead  Edward,  grocer,  Camden.  N,  Jersey 
Hollinshead  Hugh  F.  merchant,  47  N.  Water— d.  h.  237 

Mulberry 
Hollinshead  Mrs.  H.  20  Sassafras 
Hollinshead  Mary,  widow,  storekeeper.  Beach 
Hollinshead  Mary,  widow,  117  north  Front 
Hoilingshead  &  Piatt,  merchants,  47  N.  Water 
Hollingsworth  Henry,  merchant,  185  south  Third 
Hollingsworth  J.  mercht,  22  Penn— d.  h.  237  S.  Front 
Holhngsworih  Levi,  merchant,  16  D  ck 
Hollingsworth  L.  &  Son,  merchts.  S  wharves  bel.  Spruce 
Hollingsworth  Puschall,  merchant,  7  Union 
Hollingsworth  Thomas,  merchant,  136  south  2d 
f Hollingsworth  John,  labourer,  back  100  north  11th 
Holliday  Mrs.  of  Charles,  18  Bank 
Hollingsworth  James,  stocking  weaver,  10  York  court 
Hollingsworth  S.  £i  T.  ti.  merchants,  Cedar  street  wharf 


HOO  paxton's  annual 

Holhngsworth  Samuel,  merchant,  138  Pine 

Mollis  Eiison  M.  taylor,  7  Gray's  alley 

Hollobasii  &.  Laskey,  merchants,  159  north  3d     ■ 

Holiobusij  Hei.r)-  merchant,  159  north  3d 

Hollowbijsh  Jolin,  tavern  keeper,  100  New 

HoUowbush  Youst,  genileman,  98  New 

Holland  Charles,,  merchant,  236  Spruce 

HoLowbush  M.  shopkeeper,  Kunckel  near  Tammanv 

Holloway  Thomas,  engineer,  corner  Budd  and  Poplar 

Hollo  way  Jacob,  principal  keeper  of  Penitentiary 

Holloweij  John,  porter,  158  Coats 

Hollowell  Thomas,  grocer,  3  Fromberger's  court 

Hollman  Susannah,  Juniper  below  Chestnut 

Holman  Siirah,  widow,  169  north  6th 

Holme  J.  C.  storekeeper,  395  north  Front 

Huime<  Alexander,  labourer,  Rachael 

Holmes  Gabriel,  carpenter,  181  S.  llih—d.  h.  184  Locust 

Holmes  George,  ladies  shoemaker  Arch  n.  Sch.  4th 

Holmes  John  C  grocer,  N.  W.  corner  Pine  and  Sixth 

Holmes  John,  Germantown  road  below  3d 

Holmes  John,  cotton  manufacture  287  high d.  h.  Globe 

mill  Germantown  road 
Holmes  James,  carpenter,  9  Little  Pine 
Holmes  William,  ship  carpenter,  87  Plum 
Holmes  Samuel,  238  Catharine 
Holmes  Zebalon,  cotton  manufactorj^  90  Cedar 
Holstein  George,  carter.  Cedar  near  llih 
Hult  Samuel,  ship  master,  China 
Holt  Abner,  innkeeper,  O.  Y.  road  above  Buttonwood 
Holt  Martha,  widow,  249  north  2d 
Holt  Uaac,  accountant,  15  south  7;h 
Holt  Josse,  late  curler,  4th  near  George  (X,  I„) 
Homan  Abraham,  carpenter,  332  Sassafras  ' 
Homan  Joseph,  calico  printer,  Germantown  road  above  3d 
Homerick  Paul,  laboiu-er,  MarJbro'  above  Bedford 

Hommann  I  C.  professor  of  music43  north  7th 

Honey  George,  gentleman,  72  north  ll;h 

Honey  George,  jun.  c;a'penter,  72  north  1 1th 

Hong  Aaron,  turner,  152  St.  John  below  Green 

Hood  John,  grocer,  9  and  11  Swanson 

Hood  John  M  merchant,  4  H.gh-d.  h.  11  Elfrelh  allev 

Hood  John,  114  Vine 

fHood  Job;.,  porter,  138  south  Eiglith 

Hood  N.  P.accomptant,  43  Zune 

Hood  'i'homas,  27  Penn 

Hood  Willi  ,m,  accomptant,  3  north  10th 

Hood  Geo.  wood  corder,  N.  W.  cor.  Front  and  Catharine 
fith  Siir'  Spnnget's   Burry,  Hamilton  near 

Hood  Lambert,  cordwainer,  Jones 

Hood  Lambert,  cordwainer,  159  noith  6th 

Hood  Ihomas,  cordwainer,  159  north  6th 

Hood  Hannah,  widow,  42  south  8th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 


HOP 


Hood  Catharine,  widow,  back  36  Cherry 

Hood  Elizabeth,  widow,  O.  Y.  road  above  Brown 

HookElizabeth, widow  312  north  Second 

Hook  John,  corder  29  Coats 

Hook  Jane,  layer  out  of  the  dead  20  Coombs  alley 

f  Hook  Peter,  waiter  Warren 

Hook  William,  potter  254  south  Third 

Hookey  Anthony,  storekeeper  354  north  Third 

Hookey  Anthony,  cabinet  maker,  395  north  3d 

Hood  Mary,  midwife,  21  Cherry 

Hoopes  Alfred,  wheelwright  High  near  Sch.  4th 

Hoopes  Amos,  carpenter  North  street 

Hoopes  David,  iron  merchant  Higii  W.  of  P.  Bridge 

Hoopes  Israel,  constable  and  tavern  keeper  High  VV.  Sch, 

Fourth 
fHooper  Caester,  coachman  Quince  above  Spruce 
Hooper  Isaac,  pilot  Budd  near  Poplar 
Hooton  Andrew,  cabinet  maker  262  Cedar 
Hooven  David,  blacksmith  Julianna  above  Buttonwood 
Hooven  William,  wheelwright  O.  Y.  r.  ab.  Buttonwood 
Hoover  Andrew,  brickmaker  97  Coats 
Hoover  Henry,  smith  N.  E.  corner  Brown  and  N.  Ffont, 

and  5  Poplar  lane 
Hoover  John,  tailor  Mulberry  alley  above  8th 
Hoover  John,  cordwainer  119  Brown  j 

Hoovor  J.  ropemaker  62  IVfoyamensing  road 
Hoover  Laurence,  mastmaker  Beach  near  Maiden 
Hoover  Mrs.  widow  45  Charlotte 
Hope  James,  hairdresser  53  Walnut 
Hope  Tohn,  carpenter  15  N.  8th  above  Buttonwood 
Hope  William,  ferryman  Gamden  (N,  J.) 
Hope  &  Co.  lottery  and  exchange  office  63  Chestnut 
Hope  Thos.  lottery  and  exchange  broker,  &c.  63  Chestnut 
Hopkins  Alexander,  shoemaker  141  St.  John 
fHopkins  Henry,  porter  161  Lombard 
Hopkins  Jane,  seamstress  Juniper  alley 
Hopkins  John,  millstone  maker  11  N.  Tenth 
Hopkins  John,  razor  strop  maker  210  S.  Fourth 
Hopkins  John,  63  Gaskill 
Hopkins  John,  cordwainer  100  Cedar 
Hopkins  Johns,  gentleman  413  Arch  above  11th 
Hopkins  John,  carpenter  35  Catharine 

Hopkins  John,  sea  captain  4  Pratt's  court  ^ 

Hopkins  John,  grocer  corner  Thirteenth  and  Locust  w 

Hopkins  &  Co.  grocers  corner  Thirteenth  and  Locust 
Hopkins  Joseph  R.  attorney  at  law  103  Walnut 
Hopkins  Joseph  R    8c  H.  attornies  at  law  103  Walnut 
Hopkins  Nicholas,  merchant  9  S.  11th  above  Chestnut 
Hopkins  Rebecca,  widow  306  High  ^ 

Hopkins  Robert,  inspector  of  customs  182  soutfirSecond 
Hopkins  Samuel,  m.  d.  183  south  Seventh 
Hopkins  Samuel,  carpenter  1  Elfreths  alley 
Hopkins  Thomas,  accountant  159  Green  above  Fourth 


HOU  PAXTONS*  ANNUAL 

Hopkinson  Francis,  attorney  at  law  103  Walnut— <1.  h 

413  Mulberry 
Hopkinson  Joseph,  counsellor  at  law  103  Walnut 
Hopkinsfin  Thomas  M.  merchunt  High  W.  of  P.  Bridge 
Hoppel  George,  victualler  corner  Coats  and  Third 
Hopper  Isaac  T.  taylor  33  Spruce 
Hopper  Joseph  M.  watchmaker  132  Coats 
Hopper  Levi,  carter  67  New 
Hopple  Catharine,  widow  76  Vine 
Hoppie  John,  shoemaker  Christian  above  5th 
Hortz  Peter,  flour  and  feedstore  392  south  Second 
Horn  Garrett,  tobacconist  30  Appletree  alley 
Horn  Henry,  silverplater  16  south  6th  and  248  Chestnut 
Horn  John,  coachmaker  56  S.  Tenth  and  248  Chestnut 
Horn  Jacob,  ohair  maker  13th  below  Vine 
Horn  Joseph,  221  Cherry 
Horn  U  Kneass,  silverplater  16  south  Sixth 
Horn  Philip,  46  north  Fifth— d.  h.  8  Bryan's  court 
Horn  William,  oak  cooper  285  south  Third 
Hornberger  Lewis,  hatter  18   Pewterplatter  alley 
Home  Isaac,  collector  of  tolls  1st  gate  Frankfort  road 
Home  William,  accountant  13  York  court 
Horner  Benjamin,  gentleman  49  High 
Horner  Henry,  bricklayer  3  Swanson 
Horner  John,  merchant  261  Higli—d.  h.  378  High 
Horner  Jacob,  labourer  51  St.  John 
Horner  Roger,  ship  master  Prime  below  Second 
Horner  Samuel,  porter  Budd  near  Poplar 
Hornr-r  William,  E.  m.  d.  S.  W.  corner  Chestnut  and  8th 
Hornkelh  Henry,  bnckmaker  Broad  above  Race 
Horiiketh  Jeremiah,  brickmaker  Broad  above  Race 
Hornketh  widow  of  Jeremiah,  462  Sassafras 
Hornor  Joseph  P.  hardware  merchant  47  High— dwelling 

63  Spruce 
Hornor  Pat\ence,  boarding  house  21  Cedar 
Hornor  widow  of  Benjsmin,  62  north  Third 
Horsfall  Joseph,  painter  &.c.  54  Perm 
Hor^tmann  William  H.  St  Co.  luce  and  fringe  weavers  45 

and  55  north  Third 
Horwitz  J.  M.  D.  5  Br^.wne 
Horton  Elizabeth,  nivk)W  134  Callowhill 
Horton  Jesse,  innkeeper  S.W.  comer  Race  and  Ninth 
Horlon  William,  bricklaye;'  59  Cherry 
Hosca  Levi>  J.  accountant  74  Wood 
Hoson  Whitton,  laboart^r  4  Green 
Hoskins  E.  W.  r;  ?  rhant  40  Dock—d.  h.  22  N.  7th 
Hoskins  Eleanor,  wilow"  180  Arch 
Hoskins  J-^nn,  teac^ier  ladies  seminary  12  Filbert 
,H(iskinsirhomaR,  accomptant  163  Cedar 
Hosttdf^George,  blacksmith  Ger.  r.  above  3d 
Hostler  Henr  etta,  widow  John  above  Callowhill 
Hoiz  Dawiel,  vicl'-.alier  249  Callr^vhill 
Hotz  P.  vict.  45  Oici  sh^mbies  and  245  Vine 
Houck  Henry,  shoemaker  258  north  Second 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  HOW 

Houck  Joseph,  nailer  13th  below  Locust 

Houck  William,  carpenter  89  Crown 

Hough  Cohstant,  mariner  17  Coats  alley  (see  Hoff 

Hough  John,  fancy  store,  239  north  Front 

Houldmg  James,  mariner  back  351  south  Front 

Houpt  Jacob,  dry  good  store  211  north  Second 

House  Elizabeth,  widow  78  Beach  street 

House  Peter,  cabinet  maker  10  Franklin 

House  Wm.  carpenter  193  Cherry  and  37  N.  Eighth 

Heuseman  Daniel,  victualler — stall  4  New  Market — d.  h. 

469  south  Second 
Houseman  Jacob,  labourer  Church  (S.) 
Housser  George,  sen.  victualler  313  Callowhill — stall  80 

New  Market 
Housser  George,  jun.  vict.  Callowhill  and  Garden 
Houser  Adam,  Upper  ferry  road  near  Sch. 
Houser  Mary,  widow  Acorn  alley 
Houser  Margaret,  grocer  32  Passyunk 
Houston  Jane,  widwife  10  Spruce     (see  Huston  &  Hen  son 
Houston  James,  assistant  cashier  U.  S,  Bank  60  S.  Sixth 
Houston  James,  shipmaster  278  south  Fourth 
Houston  Liston  A.  carver  and  gilder  25  S.  4th 
Houston  P  W.  jr.  d.  surgeon  dentist  10  Spruce 
Housten  Thomas  B.  grocery  283  north  Tiiird 
Hoiiard  Lewis,  merchant  tailor  120  soutu  Second 
Hovel  John,  waiter  at  mansion  house  169  S  Third 
Hovel  Richard,  cabinet  maker  5  Shields  court 
Hovendon  Richard,  sea  captain  437  north  2nd 
How  Isaac,  shipwright  Frankford  road  near  Maiden 
How  Joseph,  accomptant  Juniper  near  Walnut 
How  John,  carpenter  129  north  Fourth 
How  James  G.  grocer  352  north  Second 
How  Joseph,  labourer  Ridge  road  above  Callowhill 
How  Philip,  baker  35  Small 
How  Robert,  carter  Sch.  Front  above  Mulberry 
Howard  Harvey,  mariner  12  Shippen 
Howard  Elizabeth,  back  111  Catharfne 
Howard  Tliomas,  blacksmith  High  W  T)f  P.  Bridge 
Howard  Azel,  sea  captair.  267  S.  Front 
Howard  Catharine,  boarding-  house  427  N.  Front 
Howard  J^mes,  mate  479  S.  Front 
Howard  William  \V.  shoemaker  5th  bel.  Christian 
fUoward  R  >bt.  waiter  276  south  Seventh 
Howell  \mos,  coachmaker  S.  E,  cor.  Arch  and  8th — d.  h. 

cor.  8th  and  Cherry 
Howell  Abraiiam,  m.  d.  174  Lombard 
Howell  Asher  M.  mercht  167  High— d.  h.  107  Chestnut 
Howell  Benj.  B.  mercht.  100  S.  Fr  -nt 
Howell  Catharine  c  ke  bak-^r  Shields  alley 
Howeli  Charlotte,  widow  Be.ich  cor.  Maiden 
Howell  David,  blacksmith  Maib". '  'ear  Beach 
Howell  D.  storekeeper  44  S.  Fourtii 
Howell  6*  Drummond  storekeepers  32  S.  4th 


HUB  paxton's  an-nual 

Howell  Ezekial,  taylor  20  Cherry 

Howell  Elizabeth,  widow  Pleasant  ab.  Charles 

Howell  Eunice,  157  north  Fourth 

Howell  Elizabeth,  layer  out  of  the  seas,  Hoffman's  court 

Howell  Felix,  coachmaker  Churches*  alley 

Howell  Fred,  sawyer  Federal  bel.  2d 

Howell  Israel,  currier  107  Chestnut  and  9  N.  6th 

Howell  Jacob,  currier  107  Chestnut 

Howell  John  B.  paper  stainer  back  351  N.  Second 

Howell  James,  dry  good  store  92  north  4th 

Howell  John,  carpenter  76  N.  11th 

Howell  Joseph  E.  mercht.  17  S.  wharves  and  193  Pine 

Howell  Jos.  currier  107  Chestnut  and  217  Spruce 

Howell  Jos.  8c  Co.  curriers  107  Chestnut 

Howell  Jos.  sandman  and  carter  200  N.  6th  8c  Oak  (N.  L) 

bel.  Hay-scales 
Howell  Margaret,  widow  222  Race 
Howell  Reading,  surveyor  &c.  228  Spruce 
Howell  Richard  L.  major  53  &  41  S.  Fourth 
fHowell  Richard,  oysterman  6  Locust 
Howell  Saml.  E.  merchant  17  S-  Wharves 
Howell  Thos.  grocer  234  N.  Water 
Howell  Win.  W.  hardware  store  167  High— d.  h.  107 

Chestnut 
Howell  William  W.  &  Co.  merchants  167  High 
Howell  Wm.  E.  mercht.  17S.  Wharves  and  234  Spruce 
Howell  widow  of  Arthur  107  Chestnut 
Howell  Zacharia  carpenter  77  Green 
Howland  Isaac,  sea  capt.  corner  Queen  and  Front 
Howorth  &  Marot,  bookbinders  cor.  Darby  r.  and  High 
Howorth  George,  bookbinder  cor.  Darby  road  and  High 
Howshell  John,  watchman  28  Penn 
Hoy  Thos.  shoemaker  Petticoat  alley 
Hozier  Laetitia,  widow  11  Sassafras  alley 
Hubbard  Christian,  cabinet  maker  494  N.  2nd 
/iTubbard  Henry,  blacksmith  Beach  n.  High  Bridge 
-tfubbard  John,  starch  factory  N.  2nd  ab.  G.  r. 
/fubbard  William,  mariner  13  Plum 
//ubbard  William,  oysterman  back  138  Swanson 
Hubbard  Wm.  tailor  27  Currant  alley 
Hubbert  Anthony,  starch  maker  cor.  2d.  and  Otter 
/Tubbert  Hannah,  washerwoman  13th  ab.  Cherry 
Hubbert  Wm.  starcljmaker  G.  road  near  2d 
/ftibber  Sophia,  widow  40  Pine 
//ubbs  Charles,  drayman  15  Pratts  court 
Hubbs,  Jos.  shallopman  Frankford  r.  n.  SorreljHorse 
/fuhev  Iftmy,  Inspector  of  Custom,  38  S.  6ih 
Huber  Henry  jr.  siiverplaier  197  N.  3d— d.h.  84Ca)lowhili 
Huher  James  S.  deputy  surveyor  of  the  port  of  Fhiladtlphia 

84Ca:lowhill 
Ii\ih\ty  E.  widow  26  north  Ninth 
Hubbell  Mary,  widow  S.  W.  cor.  2nd  and  German 


PHILADELPHIA   J»IRECT©RY.  HUG 

-^ubbell  T.  M.  lumber  merchant  cor.  Noble  and  Front — 

d.  h  339  north  Front 
J?ubbell  Samuel,  carpenter  402  south  Front 
Huckel  Francis,  Windsor  chair  maker  38  Cedar 
Huckel  Joseph,  dentist  29  Lombard 
iSTuckel  Robert,  tailor  79  south  Water 
/Tuckel  Samuel,  clock  and  watch  maker  38  Cedar 
Huckel  William,  store  keeper  112  south  Second 
Huddeli  Joseph,  stave  merchant  77  and  87  Swanson 
Huddell  Jos.  &  Son,  stave  merchts.  77  Swanson 
Huddeli  Joseph,  jr.  stave  merchant  77  Swanson — d.  b. 

356  south  Front 
HtidJy  /unlock,  25  Shippen 
Hudson  Edward,  dentist  133  Waluut 
Hudson  Henry,  currier  272  south  Second 
Hudson  James,  tailor  21  Strawberry 
fHudson  ^mes,  250  ticket  porter 
Hudson  J.  mariner  67  Queen  (S) 
Hudson  John,  tavern  keeper  Coats  above  8th 
Hudson  Samuel,  labourer  Washington  below  2nd 
Hudson  D.  W.  saddle  and  harness  maker  28  Pine 
Hudson  Win.  merchant  109  Moyamensing  rode 
Huff  Jacob,  victualler  355  Callowhill 
Huff  John,  victualler—Stall  23  New  Market~d.  h.  soutk 

Front  below  Mary 

guff  Samuel,  mariner  back  368  S.  Front 
jffnagle  Charlotte,  98  Mulberry 
Huffnagle,  Edward,  accountant  388  ^igh 
Huffnagle  John,  merchant  N.  E.  corner  High  und  Fifth 

—dwelling  429  High 
Huffstidler  George,  mate  Ferris*  court 
Hnffty  Jane,  widow  174  Vine 
Hufty  Mar)',  widow  of  John  (Perry  hotel)  comer  Ced:u 

and  Fifth 
Hufty  Joseph,  tavern  keeper  14  south  Fourth 
H'Jgar  Benjamin,  m.  d.  173  Walnut 
Huggins  Samuel  ^  Jacob Humnnel,  morocco manf.  Hi 

Chestnut  £^  525  N.  3d 
Huggins  Benjamin  sea  capt.  5  St.  John 
Huggins  Samuel,  accomptant  46  Browne 
Huggins  Thomas,  labourer  back  18  green 
Hugg  Bright  ship  joiner  125  N.  Water 
Hugg  Jacob  laboujjer  Shackamaxon  qb.  Bedford 
Hugg  Geo.  W.  jun.  ferry  Kaighns  Town  (N.  J.) 
Hugg  Levi,  shipjoiner  125  N.  Water 
H  lighes  Albert  Carpenter  back  Elliots'Court 
Hughes  Ann,  widow  Clover  ab.  12th 
Hughes  Benjamin,  grazier  16  Moyamensing 
Hughes  Elisabeth,  widow  teacher  297  Vine 
Hughes  Elizabeth,  widow  69  Christian 
Hughes  Edward,  F.  road  near  Maiden      [See  Hewe 
fHughes  Enoch,  labourer  4  Warners  ct. 
i^ughes  L.  I.  teacher  N,  8th  ab.  Buttonwood 

15 


HUM  paxton's  annual 

Hnghes  13*  Co.  dry  goods  store  137  N.  3d 
Hughes  James,  27  Penn 
Hughes  John,  drygoods  store  3  N.  2d 
Hughes  &  Korndaffer  grocers  cor,  Moyamensing  &2d 
Hushes  Mary,  teacher  Friends  meeting  opp,  27  Pine 
Hnghes  Miles  H.  lottery  and  exchange  office  85  Chest- 
nut—d.  h.  151  S  3d 
Hughes  Thomas  dry  goods  store  137  N,  3d 
Hughes  William,  grocer  58  Spruce 
Hughes  Wm.  grazier  464  S,  2d 
Hughes  Wm.  mariner  46  Spruce 
Hugh-^  Wm.  cabinet  maker  18  Bryans  ay, 
Ifughston  Richard,  tavernkeper  295  S.  4th 
Huhn  Daniel,  brickmaker  343  Race — 
Huhn  Adam  brickmaker  Juniper  ab.  Race 
Hukill  ^5*  Apt,  harness  maker  Ridge  r.  n.  Callowhill 
Hukill  Jeremiah,  harness  maker,  etc.  Ridge  r.  near 

CallcwhUl 
Hulfish  Obediah  cordwainer  back  399  N.  3d 
Hull  Adin  drayman  191  Shippen 
Hull  Samuel  labourer  Callowhill  and  Rugan 
HuUings  Abraham  feed  store  68  Plum 
Humble  Marg-aret  widow  102  Coats 
Hulands  Henry,  coachpainter,   187    Mulberry 
Hulescamp  Mary,  1  Shippen 

Hulings  Ann,  nurse  West  s  ct  [See  Hitllin^s 

HuUings  Wm.  E.  late  physician  264  Chestnut 
Hull  Agness,  milliner  100  south  2d 
tHuly  Wm.  carter  100  Plum 
Humes  Arcliibald,  bottler  and  grocer  88  Swansea 
Humes  George,  grocer  and  distiller  222  S.  6th 
Humes  James,  Bottler  and  grocer  N.  E.  cor.  Gcrmap 

and  4th 
Humes  Elizabeth,  widow  468  N.  3d 
Hulme  Thorn  a,  371  High 
Hulderroan  Abr,  grave  digger  back  251  Race 
Humes  John,  auctioneer,  56  south  From — dwellin  g(?an.- 

bOms  Row)  165  Walnut 
Humes  Wiliiam,  boitkr  ^nd  grocer,  lS5souUi  6tl) 
Hummel  Casper,  taylor,  363  :ioi-th  Frf.-nt 
Hummel  Jacob,  morocco  finisher,  533  nortli  3d 
Hummei  Jncob,  brassCoander,  443  noriii  Tliinl 
Hummel  MngdeHna)  widoM',  453  north  3d 
Hummel  Piiccbe,  ntirsr,  back  240  Race 
HuiTiplirey  Chark-;^,  grocer,  204  north  3 J 
Humphreys  Clemeni,  inspector  of  Customs,  33  Pine 
Humphreys  A.  Y.  slauoner,  85  Locust 
Humphreys  Eliza,  widow  of  Tiiomas,  144  south  10th 
Humphreys  Edward,  labourer,  Camden,  N.  J. 
Humphreys  Gideon  m.  r.  133  south  3d 
Humphreys  James,  ropemaker,  Shackampxoa 
Humphreys  James,  .shijiwng-ht,  Warren,  (KL) 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  HUP 

Humphreys  James  Y.  stationer  and  playing-  card  manofac* 

turer,  86 — d.  h.  11$  south  Front 
Humphieys  John,  accountant,  48  north  Front 
Humphreys  Mordecai,  tailor,  5  Biddies  alley 
Humphreys  Richard,  g-ent^eman,  32  Sansom 
Humphreys  Samuel,  shipbuilder,  south  Front 
Humphreys  Sophia,  taytoress  Friends*  aimshouse 
Humphreys  Thomas,  shipwright.  Cherry  near  Queen 
Humphreys  Thomas,  shipwright,  18  Argyie 
Humphreys  &  Turner,  maitmakers,  near  68  Swanson 
Humpton  Eliza,  widow,  47  south  4th 
Hune  Daniel,  brickmaker,  Callowhill  near  Schuylkill  4tb 
Huneker  Joseph,  jun.   ornamental  painter  and   guilder^ 

371  north  2d 
Huneker  John,  chairmaker,  371  Second 

Hunnaker ,  gardener,  Iiish  Lane 

Hungerford  James,  mariner.  Beach  near  Marlbro* 

Hungerford  John,  lavernkeeper,  2  Swanson 

Hunt  Charles,  smith,  90  S.  Water— d.  h.  147  S.  11th 

Hunt  Christian  W.  cordwainer,  209  Chestnut 

Hunt  Edward,  sea  captain  80  south  Fourth 

Hunt  John,  coacbmakerj  corner  Callowhill  and  13th 

Hunt  John,  cordwainer,  4th  below  Maria 

Hunt  James,  grocer,  180  north  5th 

Hunt  James,  victualler  stall  65  New  ^larket — d.  h.  Sixth 

near  Buttonwood 
Hunt  John,  cordwainer  back  5 1  south  Seventh 
Hunt  William,  shopkeeper  uul  bottler  67  north  Front 
Hunt  Wilson,  ncerchant  18  and  d.  h.  151  Chestnut 
Hunter  Ann,  widow  7  Gray's  alley 

Hunter  Edward,  flour  and  feed  store  G.  road  near  Fourth 
Hunter  Dr.  George,  gone  to  New  Orleans 
Hunter  James,  Esq.  N,  E.  corner  Eleventh  and  Chestnut 
Hunter  James,  mate  9  Summers'  court 
Hunter  James,  weaver  Lombard  ab.  I2th 
Hunter  John,  labourer  Cobbs  court 
Hunter  John  C.  carpenter  9  Queen 
Hunter  John,  justice  of  the  peace  186  south  Fifth 
Hunter  John,  currier  12  Oak  (S.) 
Hunter  Joseph,  currier  18  Greenleaf  alley 
Hunter  Margaret,  Petticoat  alley  belou'  Brown 
Hunter  Rachel,  dry  good  store  130  S.  Tenth  cor.  Locus: 
Hunter  Robert,  taylor  29  Carters  alley 
Hunter  Susannah,  china  store  397  north  3d 
Hunter  widow  of  John,  Walnut  above  Twelvth 
Hunter  William,  grocer  225  S.  6th  cor.  Shippen 
Hunter  widow  of  Wm.  (Sansom's  row)  171  Walnut 
Hunter  Wm.  team  driver  Say  st. 

Hunterson  John,  ladies  shoemaker.  Christian  above  4t?i 
Huntley  George  B-  printer  13th  below  Walnut 
Huntley  Henry,  25  Mechanic 
Hupteld  Charles,  grocer  112  north  Sixth 
Hupfeld  Charles  F.  professor  of  music  24  Powell 


HU^T  PAXTOW'S    ANKUAL 

Huplitz  George,  tailor  122  New 

Hiiplitz  Samuel,  tailor  Rachel  belcw  Poplar 

Huquenele  Frederick,  M.  v.  27  Filbert 

Hurchin  Vander,  tin  plate  worker  sch.  Eighth  ab.  Race 

Hurley  George,  confectioner  300  south  3d 

Hurley  Rev.  Michael,  of  St.  Augustine's  church  above  39 

Crown  in  the  rear  of  the  church 
Hurley  Thomas,  paper  hanging  warehouse  78  Chestaut-— 

d.  h  §0  south  Front 
Hurlick  William,  innkeeper  N.  W.  cor.  Race  and  5th 
Hurtel  John  F.  printer  back  124  S.  Second 
Hurst  Elizabeth,  widow  3  Pine  alley  (see  ftirs 

Hurst  Frances,  widow  Front  above  Poplar 
Hurst  Lewis,  porter  51  Queen  (S.) 
Hurst  Wm.  labourer  back  122  north  Eleventh 
Husband  John  I.  teacher  90  Lombard 
Hussey  John,  tallow  chandler  175  south  2d 
Husson  Henry,  cabinet  maker  281  south  Third 
Husshousen  Maria,  widow  Unity  Court 
Husted  David,  shallopman  11  Callowhill 
Huston  James,  porter  Buttonwood  near  9th 
Huston  James,  sea  captain  271  south  4th 
Huston  John,  chandler  Jones  alley 
Huston  Thomas,  shipmaster,  166  S.  4th 
Hutchins  Henry  J.  clerk  in  loan  office — 152  S.  lOi'd 
|Hutchins  Matthew,  waiter  151  Locust 
ifutchinson  Benjamin  raachlnemakcr  Ger.  r.  ab.  3d 
Hutchinson  David,  labourer  back  45  Charlotte 
HutcUifion  Ephraim,  carpenter  Juniper  bel.  Walnut 
Hutchinson  Hannah,  widow  back  293  Arch 
Hutchinson  Henry,  blockmaker  137  south  Water 
Hutchinson  Isabella,  widow  132  south  lOth 
Hutchinson  Jamss,  carpenter  146  south  7th 
Hutchinson  James,  taylor  Lyndalls  alley 
Hutchinson  John,  carpenter  Orange  (7th  &  Orange 

Hutchinson  John,  jun.  dry  goods  store  1  N.  5th— d.  h«  cor 
Hutchinson  John,  labourer  Vine  above  13th 
Hutchinson  John,  carter  6ih  below  Coats 
Hu'.chinson  Jonathan,  bricklayer  back  266  Race 
Hutchinson  Mahlon,  merchant  61  N.  2d 
Hutchinson  Margaret,  grocer  31  N.  Tenth 
Hutchinson  Randall,  attorney  at  law  and  clerk  of  the  May- 
or's court — office  3  E.  wing  of  state  house— d.  h.  117  S 
Ninth 
Hutchinson  Richard,  tavemkeeper  norah  6th  ab.  Poplat* 
Hutchinson  Sarah,  widow  Kttgler*s  court 
Hutchinson  Thomas,  saddler  N.  6th  above  Poplar 
Hutchinson  William,  carpenter  north  6lh  above  Poplar 
Hutman  Mrs.  Maria,  layer  out  of  the  dead,  Maria  ab  4tli 
Hutsel  John,  oak  cooper  Lily  alley  above  Tammany 
Hutsell  George,  stocking  weaver  Old  Yoric  ab.  Noble 
Hutson  Thomus,  110  High      {see  Hewson  and  Hmtston 
iHutt  Elijah,  carter  Deans'  alley 
tHutt  widow  of  Jonathan  carter  I>ean*s  alley 


5HILADBLPHIA   DIRECTORY.  INN 

Huttert  John,  bleeder  and  hairdresser  176  north  3d 

Hui'oo  Uf^nj.  mariner  57  Mead  alley 

Hi.  •  ^  id, teacher  Ridg-e  road  near  Isl  gate 

H.  26  Argyle  (Almond) 

H  •    c  a>iiel,  sen.  shipbuilder  382  S.  Front 

H.    -  abourer '^86  Lombard 

Huver  Ax^n,  widow,  156  Green  ^bove  4th 

Hyatt  Dorothy,  wiuow  447  south  Second        (210  Walnut 

Hyde  George,  br.okbii.der  and  stationer  71  Chestnut — d.  h« 

H>de  George  £c  Son,  booksellers  &  siationers  71  Chestnut 

Hyde:  Oren,  teacher  Wasiiiugtor  academy  41h  ab.  Vine 

Hyde  William,  bookseller  &s»uiioner  71  Chestnut 

llymai'  H  jeweller  73  north  Titird  (Camac 

Hymao  S  muel,  (Phoenix  inn)  6ih  near  G    road  corner  of 

Hymas  Wm,  silverplater  corner  G.  road  &  6th 

iiymas  Wni  silver  plater  cor.  6ih  and  Ger.  r. 

Hymer  John,  labourer  4th  near  Brown 

Hymer  John,  victualler  306  Vine 

Hymer  Mary,  widow  Button  wood  above  5th 

Hymcr  Peter,  labourer  4Ui  above  Brown 

Hyneman  Christian,  cooper  cor.  High  and  Sch.  Front 

Hvneman  John  D  Green  above  3d 

Hyneman,  widow  of  Henry  331  north  Second 

HynemanWna.  grocer  121  Browiie 


IDDINGS  CALEB  P,  accomptant  21  New  Market 

Idi-  !•  J::cob,  merchant  bel.  75  N.  Water — d.  h.  237  Arch 

Imhrie  Chirles,  dry  good  store  28  N.  Second 

Imbriae  James  and  Co.  domestic  ware  house  68  High 

Imbrie  &  Gaw,  dry  good  store  28  N.  Second 

Imbrie  James,  merchant  8  north  Seventh  and  68  High 

Imlay  &  Potts,  merchants  5  N.  Water 

Imlay  Robert,  mi  chants  S.  E.  corner  Race  and  6th 

Immel  Catharine,  widow  storekeeper  76  N.  Third 

Immel  Jacob  &  Co.  merchants  76  N.  Third 

Immel  John,  painter  and  glazier  122  north  11th 

inches  Thomas,  storekeeper  216  south  Second 

Ingersoll  C.  J.  attorney  at  law  134  Walnut 

IngersoU  Edward,  attorney  at  law  136  Walnut— d.h.  47 

south  Eighth 
IngersoU  Jared,  conncellor  at  law  136  Walnut. 
iTngersoU  J.  R.  counsellor  at  law  180  Chestnut 
Ingham  John,  cabinet  maker  Mint  court 
Xnghard  Christopher,  chairmaker  Paschall's  ay. 
Inglis  Catharine,  spinster  91  Pine  [see  Engle 

Inglis  Jos.  L.  treas.  to  Frank,  and  Bristol  turnpikes  65 

Spnice 
Ingraham  Francis,  gentleman  431  Arch  above  Eleventh 
Ingrah?m  John,  iihoemaker  M'Culloh's  court 
Ingraham  Thomas,  taylor  back  261  St.  John 
Ingram  Edward  D.  attorney  at  law  72  S.  Sixth 
Ipgram  James  painter  opposite  88  Gaskill 
Inkson  Rebecca,  shopkeeper  170  N.  Front 
^nnes  Cornelius,  shoemaker  125  Plum  {see  Ennes 

15* 


li^R  paxton's  annua:. 

Innes  David,  tallow  chandler  127  Vine 

Innes  Joseph,  carpenter  Hamilton  near  Sch. 

liines  widow  of  Thomas,  81  Peen 

Inskeep  John,  President  of  the  N.  A.  insurance  compaav 

N.  K.  corner  Seventh  and  Walnut 
Inskep  Saml.  labourer  back  159  Moyaniensing  road 
Inslee  John  A.  steward  of  almshouse  Spruce  above  10th 
Inslee  .Nfartha,  matron  of  the  almshouse  Spruce  ab.  10th 
Iredell  Joseph,  gentleman  10  north  Third 
Ireland  Alphonso  C.  carpenter,  &  measurer  of  carpenter!i' 

work  122  Pihe 
Ireland  David,  carpenter  PfeiflTer's  court 
Ireland  George,  vinegar  store  48  Browne 
Ireland  James,  bottler — cellar  Vine  below  Fourth — d.  h. 

123  Vine 
Ireland  James,  carter  40  Coats 
Ireland  Jacob,  labourer  Church  and  Prime  above  2n<l 
Ireland  John,  shallopan  11  Callowhill 
Ireland  Nichodemu«,  watchman  201  north  Fronh 
Irick  Catharine,  widow  114  Spruce 
Irick  Christopher,  176  south  Sixili 
flrons  Amelia,  storekeeper  24  Filbert 
tirons  Jacob,  woodsawyer  25  Pine  alley 
l^in  Alexander  nailer  268  St.  Johns 
tirvin  Richard,  waiter  Middle  alley 
Irvine  Callender,  commissary  general  of  U.  S.  445  Higli 
Irvine  Henry,  (buck  tavern)  356  High 
Irvine  Hood,  &  Co.  merchants  S.  E.  corner  2nd  and  Arch 

— d.  h.  23  Race 
Irvine  Col.  J  imes,  132  north  Front 
tlrvine  Siunuel,  Coop«r  Fi-Uer's  ality 
Irving  Esther,  widov,'  4  8.i.nuth  Front 
Irwin  E.  labourer  Clyujers  alley 
Irwin  Edward,  weaver  cor.  13th  and  Cedar 
Irwin  Jamey,  dry  good  store 220  south  Second 
Irwin  John,  115  Lombard 
Irwin  James,  dry  good  store  2  20  south  2d 
Irwin  M.  widow  Filln-rt  near  Twelfth 
Irwin  John  \V.  67  nit,rli— d.  h.  28  Arch 
Irwin  Sanmiel,  coivlwainer  Miller's  court 
Irwin  William,  haUc r  13  Carters  alley 
"^Isaac  J<h:i,  r.ariacr  back  10  Oak      (see  Evwen  and  Arwiu 
isdalirhoinas,  mariner  64  Penn 
Isehoa  James,  tob^icconist  back  50  Callowhill 
Iseminger  A.  wlieelwri^hl  c  >rner  6;li  and  Passyunk 
Iseminger  Elizabetta,  Carpenter  neai-  Sixth 
fsrael  Abraham,  dr^  good  stoTR  180  north  Second 
Israel  E.  A.  dry  gornl  store  329  north  Second 
r^-rael  8c  G  Idsmitb,  dry  good  store  131  north  Third 
Israel  Israel,  justice  of  ihe  peace  Hamburg  on  the  baivks  ot 

Sch.  and  35  Union 
Israel  Joseph,  merchant  13  Pine 
Israel  Samuel,  merchant  246  south  Seventh 
Israel  William  P.  merchant  8  Chestnut—d,  h.  13  Pint 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  JAC 

Tves  Pamclia,  widow  lower  8  south  Second 

Ivins  Caleb,  jr.  merchant  63  Hgh— d.  h.  213  N.  6ih 

Ivins  Ezekiel,  bricklayer  13ui  near  Cherry 

IviJis  Philip,  merchant  dgh  near  2d  199  north  6th 

Izard  Alice,  wicuw  N.  W,  cor.  Spruce  and  Ninth 

Izard  /ate  Gen.  George,  1  south  Ninth 


JACK  ANN,  widow  of  Francis  218  S.  Thrid 
.Fack  James,  shoemaker  next  south  11 
Jack  Mary,  widow  Sansom's  alley 

Juckaway  Catharine,  tayloress  and  mantuamaker  Z7  Nt)bte 
Jackaway  N.  plasterer  37  Nuble     ^ 
Jackaway  Rebecca  widow  of  William  37  Noble 
Jackson  Andrew,  inspector  of  customs  289  Walnut 
fJackson  Abraham,  carter  Christian  below  6th 
Jackson  Benj.  carpenter  4  Wiley *s  court 
fJackson  David,  porter  near  543  north  Third 
Jackson  Elizabeth  widow  boarding  house  95  Pine 
fJackfcon  F.  coachman  12th  below  Chestnut 
Jackson  George,  carpenter  326  Race 
Jackson  Henry,  woodsawyer  Barclay's  ay. 
Jackson  Jacob,  mariner "41  Catharine 
jJackson  Jacob,  wait  er  Shippen  above  Sevent'a 
Jackson  James,  mariner  Galbreih's  court 
Jackson  James,  hatter  Kunckle  ab.  Noble 
tJackson  James,  labourer  204  Coats  and  Jones  st 
Jackson  James,  liatter  14  Fromberger*s  ct 
TJaokson  James,  carpenter  10  Chester 
Jackson  James,  waiter  3  Fries's  Court 
Jackson  John,  tanker  cor.  Prince  and  Duke  (K) 
Jackson  John  W.  coidwainer  Castle 
Jackson  John,  13  below  High 
Jackson  John,  ice  cream  maker  215  S.  7th 
•Jackson  Jos.  fiour  and  feed  store  245  N,  Front 

cer  35  Vine 
Jackson  Richard,  taylor  375  Arch 
Jackson  R.  inspector  of  customs  289  Walnut 
.rackson  Samuel,  professor  of  pennmanship  and  conveyan- 
Jackson  Samuel  &  S.  (laie  David  k  S.)  drnggists  40  N,  4th 
f  Jackson  Saml.  woodSuwyer  Warren  st. 
fJackson  Saml.  boot  cleaner  Aichn.  5th— d.  h.  Harmony 
./ackson  Thomas,  coachmaker  42  Prune 
Jackson  Thomas,  accomptant  H  Marshall's  alley 
Jackson  Wm.  editor  of  the  Political  and  Commercial  Re- 
gister Office  1  Lodge — d.  h.  124  S()ruce 
h/ackson  Wm.  fiddler  5  Warner's  court 
|Jackson  Wm.  watermai\  E.bow  alley 
Jackson  AVm.  stable  keeper  43  south  Fourth 
fJackson  Wm.  coachman  3  Bell's  court 
Jackson  Wm.  pocketbook  maker  1  Franklin  court 


JAN  paxton's  annual   '  f" 

Jacob  Benjamin  blackball  maker  258  N.  Second 

Jacob  Ellen,  widow  44  Qjeen 

Jacob  Han.s,  mariner  Bird's  alley 

tJicobs  Louisa,  ofBejij.  311  N.  Front 

f  J.  cobs  Henry,  b:irber  1  «  'udi  Seventh 

Jacobs  J.  A.  quill  manuf.  93  New  Street 

Jacobs  Joseph,  sexton  1st  presbyterian  church  11  Cherry 

Jacobs  Philip,  collector  40  Crown 

Jacobs  Petei',  labourer  4  pottery  alley 

Jacobs  Richard,  mariner  6  Penn 

Jacobs  Sarah,  widow  133  Green 

Jacobs  Saml.  H.  attorney  at  law  63  north  7th 

Jacobs  VVm.  batier  Wood  bei.  Third 

f Jacobs  Stephen,  labourer  Haz'..-  <,y. 

Jacobs  William,  smith  back   of  Catharine 

Jacobson  Leon,  pedlar  204  Viae 

Jacoby  Francis,  gentleman  Fraiikford  near  Hart  inn 

Jaggers  J.Mathan,  oysterman  139  nortli  Front 

Jago  Rachel,  widow  51  Chestnut 

Jahns  l.hnstian,  patent  wall  colourerand  painter  8th 

below  Callowhill  {See  iohna 

James  Daniel,  china  store  5&  north  Third 
James  David,  storekeeper  5  north  Third 
fJames  Francis,  whitewasher  Browne  above  Fourth 
James  Israel  E  cabinetmaker  276  north  Third 
Barnes  James,  shopkeeper  429  south  Front 
James  Jesse,  carpenter  back  468  north  Third 
James  John,  merchant  71  Cherry 
James  John,  grocer  360  north  Front 
James  &  M'Giil,  grocers  360  north  Front 
James  Martha,  tutress  77  north  Sixth 
James  Otto,  cabinetmaker  34'J  and  346  south  Front 
fJames  Samuel,  labourer  Prosperous  alley 
James  Thomas,  arxomptant  183  Lombard 
James  Thomas,  vessel    scraper  bhackamaxon  abov^ 

Prinee 
James  Thomas,  teacher  2d  above  Ger.  road 
James  Thomas  C.  m.  b.    professor  of   midwifery  in 

the  university  of  Pennsylvania  (7   York  buildings) 

Walnut  near  Eighth 
Jameson  Ann,  widow  tailoress  82  Swanson 
Jame&jn  Catharine,  widow  300  south  Fourth 
Jameson  Isaac,  wocdsawyer  M'Ginnie's  court 
Jameson  Robert,  shipwright  563  south  Front 
Jameson  S.  shipjoiner  465  south  Second 
Jameson  T.  grocer  N.  E.  corner  Race  and  Tenth 
Jannison  John,  cabinetmakei'  75  Dock 
Jamison  John,  grocer  39  Small 
Janeway  Rev.  Jacob  J.  2D8  Mulberry 
Janney  Benjamin  S.  m.  b.  312  north  Third 
January  David,  merchant  151  Pine 
January  H.  layer  out  of  the  dead  back  39  Arch 
January  Rebecca,  mantnamaker  39  Arch 
Janvier  Wm.  merchant  25  S,  2d— d.  h.  21  S.  Cc 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  JE5^> 

tuques  Elizabeth,  widow  J37  Cedar 

Jaquet  Joseph,  druggist,  &c.  200  north  Second 

Jaquett  &  Shaw,  upholsterers  35  north  Third 

Jaquett  Thomas,  upholsterer  35  N.  3d— d.  h.  68  N.  5th 

lardella  Andrew  B  sculpturer  and  stone  cutter  224  south 

Front— d.  b.  386  south  Second 
Tarden  Robert,  S.  W.  corner  Race  and  11th 
Jarden  v/idow  of  Samuel,  110  N.  11th  (see  Jordan 

Jarden  William,  plaisterer  389  Sassafrass  below  11th 
Jarman  widow  oFEzekiel,  rag  merchant  140  Swanson 
Jarman  Reuben,  dealer  55  Budd  (jee  Gcrmen 

Jarett  John,  oystermaii  near  Cedar  st.  ferry 
/arraitt  John,  weaver  Camden  N  J. 
Jarves  Stephen,  shoemaker  Federal  above  Second 
Jasper  James,  sea  captain  14  Green 
Jaudon  Daniel,  ladies  academy  221  Mulberry 
JeanesAmos,^ tinker  merchant  High  W.  Sch.  6th  {see  Jones 
Jeanes  Isaiah,  mercht.  155  N.  Water — d.  h.  208  K.  Front 
Jeanes  William,  stonemason  103  Budd 
Jeanneret  Theophilus  H.  watchmaker  251  north  Front 
Jecover  Mary,  tayloress  Sheaff's  alley 
JefTeries  James,  smith  3  Acorn  alley 
Jefferis  Richard  W.  carpenter  Hunter's  court 
Jefferson  Joseph,  comedian  14  Powell 
./efferson  John,  currier  Noble  above  4th 
Jefferson  Richard,  painter  Prime  above  Front 
Jeffery  Edward,  drayman  6th  above  Poplar  lane 
Jeffrey  John,  victualler  near  349  Callowhill 
./Jeffries  Daniel,  brickmaker  4th  near  Poplas  lane 
Jeffries  Benj.  shoemaker  Kunckle  below  Tammany 
Jeffries  &  Nuttle,  coachmakers  40  Prune 
Jeffries  George,  coachmaker  40  Prune— d»  h.  46  UnlCn 
f  Jematrice  John,  hairdresser  70  Dock 
Jenkins  Andrew,  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 
./enkins  Charles,  mariner  47  Charlotte 
Jenkins  Charles  F.  dry  good  store  90  north  Second 
jJenkins  James,  porter  270  south  Seventh 
Jenkins  John,  hakler  33  Crown 
Jenkins  Josiah,  tavernkeeper  66  Lombard 
Jenkins  Josiah,  Mint  court 

Jenkins  Launcelot,  tavernkeeper  High  W,  Per.  bridge 
Jeikins  Mary,  wi^w  62  Tammany 
Jenkins  Sarah,  storekeeper  208  south  Second 
fJenkins  William,  pofter  219  Cherry 
Jenks  Jonathan,  mei\hant  Oak  near  Green— dwelling  556 

north  Front 
Jenks  Joseph  R.  merchant  54  S.  wharves — d.  h.  5  Vine 
Jenks  John,  printer  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Jennings  Catharine,  widow  196  Lombard 
Jennings  George,  victualler  Lombard  near  Sch. 
Jennings  Isaac,  teacher  417  south  Front 
Jennings  Jacob,  vict  W.  side  Sch.  near  upper  ferry  bridge 
Jennings  John,  merchant  233  High—d.  b.  214  Spruce 
iJennings  John,  merchant  67  High — d.  h.  Spruc\2 


JOH  paxton's  annual 

Jennings  J.  C.  potter  57  Tammany  {see  Gitinin^s 

Jennings  Nathan  B.  mariner  Becks  alley 

Jenny  Ann,  widow  Elizabeth 

Jenny  Elizabeth,  widow  Queen  near  Bishop 

Jervis  Joseph  I.  sea  captain  51  George  (S.) 

Jess  Ruth,  bonnet  maker  14  Church  alley 

fJessop  Isaac,  woodsawyer  198  S.  Sixth" 

Jester  T.  P.  painter  6'C.  Liitleboy's  court 

Jewell  Kenneth,  merchant  taiU^r  78  and  80  S.  Third 

Jewell  Mary,  bonnet  maker  22  Strawberry 

Jhones  Simon,  mariner  46  Mead  alley 

Joad  John,  Flizabeth  street 

Jobson  Charles,  apothecary  and  druggist  273  N,  Third 

Jobson  David,  baker  back  204  north  Second 

Jobson  Samuel,  tailor  63  N.  Sixth 

John  Browns,  blacksmith  Beach  below  Warren 

John  David,  inkeeper  36  Bank 

Johns  Christiana,  Williamson's  court 

Johns  Elizabetli,  widow  Friend's  alms  house 

Johns  Joseph,  bricklayer  227  Lombard 

Johns  &  Linerd,  mastmakers  hayscales  wharf  (N.  t.) 

Johns  Richard,  mastmaker,  yard  hayscales  wharf— d,  h. 

Liberty  alley 
Johns  Thomas,  shipwright  18  Mary  (S.) 
Johnson  Andrew,  bookbinder  15  Springett  alley 
Johnson  Alexander,  labourer  Carrells  court 
Johnson  Ann,  nurse  Cressou*.-?  alley 
Johnson  Ann,  widow  of  David,  59  south  11th 
Johnson  Ann,  embroiderer  357  Arch 
Johnson  Benj.  late  bookseller  455  High 
Johnson  Bernard,  oysterman  103  German 
Johnson  Catharine,  widow  107  Christian 
Johnson  Catharine,  widow  167  north  Front 
Johnson  Caleb,  tinplate  worker  80  north  Third 
Johnson  Charles,  printing  ink,  lampblack  manufactory 

corner  Tenth  and  Lombard 
•[Johnson  Daniel,  porter  back  72  Christian 
f  Johnson  David,  porter  203  Lombard 
Johnson  widow,  of  David  letter  carrier  59  S.  11th 
Johnson  David,  shallopman  Coopers  court  (N.  L.) 
Johnson  Eleanor,  widow  167  north  Front 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  widow  Tammany  below  St.  John 
f  Johnson  Edward,  sailmaker  21  Hurst 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  widow  O.  Y.  r.  above  Poplar 
Johnson  widow,  42  Christian 
Johnson  Frederick,  labourer  back  280  S.  Second 
Johnson  George,  shoemaker  S.  side  Almond  st.  wharf 
■f  Johnson  George,  waiter  Currant  alley 
jolvson  George,  sugar  boiler  25  Church  alley 
^Johnson  George,  L.bourer  Vine  below  Tenth 
fjohnson  Hen-y,  shoemaker  c©r.  Marriett's  lane  and  Pa5»» 

synnk  road 
Jf  liioon  Henry,  hatter  23  Connnh'-*  a'ley 
/Johnson  Isaac,  carter  back  210  St,  John 


PHILADELPHIA  DlHEOtORY  JOH 

t Johnson  Isaac,  coachman  191  south  Fourth 

Johnson  Jacob,  bookseller  inquire  147  High 

Johnson  Jacob,  carter  39  New  Market 

Johnson  Jacob,  bootmaker  152  Sassafras 

Johnson  James,  carpenter  back  72  Spruce 

Johnson  James,  cordwainer  6  Bud's  row- 
Johnson  James,  labourer  60  Moyamensing"  r, 

Johnson  James,  weaver  Sheaff's  alley 

Johnson  James,  gentleman  213  Lombard 

fjohnson  James,  painter  isfc,  265  Spruce 

Johnson  Jesse,  woodsawyer  DeaiVs  alley 

Johnson  Jesse,  bitter  maker  84  Vine 

Johnson  Job,  labourer  Prime  above  Front 

fJohnson  Job,  master  sweep  226  Shippen 

Johnson  John  R.  cabinet  maker  45  Vine— d.  h.  346  S.  2d 

Johnson  John,  justice  of  the  peace  Hanover  ab.  Prince 

Johnson  John,  tavernkeeper  550  S,  Front  cor.  Federal 

Johnson  John,  labourer  Germantown  road 

Johnson  John,  sexton  3S  Catharine 

Johnson  John  P.  mate  18  Cox's  alley 

Johnson  John,  drayman  Coats  below  Sixth 

Johnson  Jonathan,  carpenter  539  north  Front 

fJohnson  widow,  of  Joseph  back  90  Bedford 

Johnson  Joseph,  mate  544  south  Front 

Johnson  Joseph,  shipchandler  77  south  wharves— d,  h 

150  Pine 
i Johnson  Joshua,  shoe  black,  119 
Johnson  Joseph,  mariner,  Schamovin  near  Queen 
Johnson  Josiah,  letter  carrier,  22  Little  George 
Johnson  Maria  T.  teacher,  Sclmyll.  8ih  above  Kace 
Johnsoh  Mary,  widow,  322  south  Front 
Johnson  Matthew,  carter  Paschall's  alley 
Johnson  Matthew,  labourer,  25  Brewer's  alley 
Johnson  Mrs.  of  Christopher,  Broad  above  Race 
Johnson  Nathan,  servant  338  south  3d 
f  Johnson  Parry,  labourer  190  Shippen 
Johnson  &  Paxson,  iron  merchants  59  north  Water 
Johnson  Peter,  jr.  mariner,  Federal  above  Front 
Johnson  Peter,  watchman  27  Christian 
Johnson  Peter,  weaver  corner  13th  and  Cherry 
Johnson  Rachel,  widow,  John  (P.  T.) 
•j- Johnson  widow  of  Damel,  245  Spruce 
Johnson  Richard,  merchant  cor.  8th  and  Scbriver's  court 
Johnson  Richard,  printer  Camden  N.  Jersey 
Jx)hnson  R.  L.  mercht.  53  Wood,  &  59  north  Water 
Johnson  Richard,  ship  watch  77  German 
Johnson  Richard  B.  turner  58  Dock — d.  h.  1  Looust 
•j-JohnsonRhoda,  widow  Pascliall  alley 
Johnson  Robert,  woodsawyer  4th  near  Green 
Johnson  Robert,  clerk  Or^ihan's  court   176  Arch— office 

Statehouse 
Johnson  Robert  S.  iron  merchant  59  north  Water— d,  h. 

Wood  below  6th 
-^Johnson  Robert,  mariner  Cedar  above  12tli 


X)N  ?axton's  annua; 

Johnson  Robert,  mariner  44  Queen 

Johnson  R.  widow,  Maiden  near  stone  Bridge 

tJohnson  Samuel,  woodsawyer  Smith'*  court 

jJohnson  Stacy,  woodsawyer  back  130  Rorth  5tK 

Johnson  Thomas,  labourer,  Coomb's  alley 

Johnson  Thomas,  gardener  122  Locust 

jJohnson  Thomas,  labourer,  Schuyll.  5th  north  Spruce 

Johnson  William  F.  joiner,  near  300  north  8th 

Johnson  William,  lumber  merchant  49  Tammany 

Johnson  William  B.  coaohmaker,  George  above  10th 

ijohnson  William,  labourer  back  14  Plumb 

jfohnson  William,  shoemaker  108  south  lOtli 

Johnson  William,  innkeeper  N.  E.  cor.  5th  and  Lumbard 

Johnson  William,  cauilker  Orange 

Johnson  William  P,  printer  77  Lombard 

Johnson  William,  weaver,  21  Budd 

Johnson  William,  woodsawyer,  Quince  above  Spruce 

f  Johnson  William,  taylor,  142  Vine 

Johnson  William,  cordwainer  108  south  10th 

JohnstonAdam,  tallowchandler,  467  Race 

Johnston  Alex.  W.  merchant  26  S.  Water — d.  h.   5  York 

Buildings 
Johnston  A.  carpenter  52  Passyunk 
Johnston  Ben),  innkeeper  N,  Third  near  George 
Johnston  Benjamin,  jr.  oysterman  10   High — d.  h. 

29  Jones  ay 
Johnston  Benj,  oysterman  10  High  d.  h.  29  JTones  ay 
Johnston  Christianna,  widow  N.  E.  corner  of  Crown 
Johnston  Fran«is,  labourer  61  Currant  ay 
t Johnston  James  labourer  29  Pine  ay 
Johnston  John  dry  good  store  2  N.  2d 
Johnston  John,  tallow  chandler  13th  bl.  Race 
Johnston  John,  249  S.  2d 
Johnston  Josiah,  smith  Budd  bl.  Laurel 
Johnston  Maiy,  shopkeeper  380  S.  2d 
tJohnston  Patience,  dealer  100  S.  2d— d  h.  245  Spruce 
Johnston  Robert,  m.  d.  198  S,  4th 
Johnston  Robert,  carter  294  South  3d 
Johnston  Susannah,  widow  M'c  Gennis's  ct 
fJohnston  Samuel,  labourer  216  Shippen 
Johnston  Thomas,  cordwainer  Scotts  ay 
Johnston  Wm.  trunkmaker  238  N.  Front 
Johnston  widow  of  coionel  Francis  162  S.  10th 
Jolly  Samuel,  Pleasant  avenue 
Joline  A.;  V.  D.  Lumberyard  Beach 
Jones  Abraham,  trader  93  N  9th 
Joncs  Abraham  cordwainerGreen  bel  4th 
Jones  Ann,  widow  marble  ab.  10th 
Jones  Abrm.  turner —  d.  h.  Perkinpine  ct 
tJones  Absalom,  minister  of  theAfrjican   episcopal 

jEihurch  32  Powell  "5 

Jones  Amos  A;  iron  merchant  143  t^.  2d — d.  h:  37 

Race 


PHILADELPHIA  BIRECTORT.  JON 

Jones  Ann,  storekeeper  23  1-2  N.  2d 
Jones  Anson,  cordwainer  St.  Mary 
Jenes  Anthony,  drayman  4th  near'Coats 
Jones  Arabella, widow  (Sanscms  row)  18?  Walnut 
Jones  tf  Barton,  dry  goods  store  20  north  Second 
Jones  Benjamin,  cabinet  Maker  455  S.  2d 
Jones  Benj.  iron  merchant  17  S.  wharves  dwelling  267 
Chestnut  ab;  9th  See  Ja/ins  Johns  5^  Janes 

Jones  widow  of  Andrew,  486  R.'.ce 
Jones  Benjamin  jun.  merchant  254  south  Front 
Jones  Bet-.jamin,  engraver  50  Walnut 
Jones  Benjamin,  grazier  7  Cedar 
Jones  Caroline,  widow  boarding  house  105  N.  Front 
Jones  Charles,  merchant  161  High — d.  h.  Arch 
Jones  Charles,  teacher  S.W.  corner  Sixth  and  Race 
Jones  Charles,  store  50  south  2d— d  h.  10  Carters  av. 
Jones  Charily,  wasliti-woman  211  Shippcn 
Jones  C.  ^  N.  jr.  stocking  store  cor  Ciiestnut  and  2(! 
Jones  Christopher  M.  printer  37  Green 
fJones  Clement,  porter  Lyndail's  court 
Jones  David,  carpenter  109  Christian 
Jones  David,  hatter  128  north  Second 
J-.!nes  David,  labourer  6  Fries'  court 
Jones  David,  4  little  German 
Jones  David,  58  Mead  alley 
Jones  Edward,  accomptant  irO  north  Third 
jones  Edward,  grocer  N.W.  cor  Catherine  and  c.d 
jones  Edward,  groc(?r  and  tavernkeeper  160,  S.  6rh 
Jones  Elizabeth,  widow  back  115  Christian 
Jones  Elvey,  colleutor  54  New  Market 
Jones  Evjm,  tavernkeeper  7  Chestnut 
Jones  Evan,  milkman  Locust  west  of  BrOtid 
Jones  E\"an,  carter  Carpent-^r  (S.)  above  Fnurt!. 
Jones  George  W-  painter,  &:c  51  Chsetnut 
Jones  George,  weaver  31  Duke 
f  J  ones  George,  oyster  man  63  smith  Fifth 
Jones  George  D  cabinetinaker  83  Dock 
jJones  Gec-rge,  oysterman  152  south  Fifth 
Jones  Hannah,  widow  6  Bryan's  alley 
IJfcnes  Hannah,  widow  1S8  Cedar 
Jones  Henry,  shretiiaker  back  372  noth  'rhiv-: 
Jones  Howell.  shoeinak(r  167  south  Tliird 
J->nes  Hugh,  miikman  Broad  !)elow  Walnut 
Jones  Ira  gentleman  97  Mulberry 
tJones  Isaac,  labourer  lu^ar  165  Coats 
J  nes  Isaac  H  trbaeconist  169  north  Fr' i.t 
Junes  Isaac,  Perkeuine's  court 

Jones  Isaac  C.  rnei-chant  84  nig!i — d.  h-  1    t,>i^..  ..,    - 
Jones  Isaac,  shoemaker  C  imden  New  Jersey 
J(nes  Isaac  C.  T.  Firth,  ^  Cn.  merchants  S4  TT*,-;! 
Jones  Isaac  R  diy  goods  store  20  north  Set^cnd 
Ji.nes  Isaac  i^  Soti,  tobacconist  l6i' north  Fi^;>t 
Junss  Isaac,  cabinet  maker  4  I'crkinpir.t  coi.rr 

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.  ..^o  :.   '^.  ..  V. chant— d.  Ii.  i05  north  Front 
•forves  Jsmes,  carter  32  Green 
.!ones  James,  u'.iskey  store  Uigh  near  Schr.  Froi.t. 
.lones  Jane",  widow  boarding  house  6  Laurel 
Jones  Jitmes,  hatter  263  Spruce 
./;)iie.s  James  L.  corduaincr  Clieny  above  11th 
.''ones  June,  widow  boardin,i^  house  19  Sassafras 
J'.^nes  8c  Janvier,  merclKoits  25  south  Second 
Jones  Jesse,  ta)  lor  12»  Callowiiill 
fJones  JessC,  carpenter  Rose  street 
Jones  Jesse,  126  Pine 

Jones  John  \vhe,el\vriglu,  St.  John  above  Tamman;. 
Jones  John,  doctt^r  69  Sljippen 
Jones  John,  wheeiv.right  llicrh  W.  Darby  r.  Hans 
•Tones  Joim  P.  mate  Cox's  aUey 
Jones  Jolni,  flour  and  feed  stoi'e  228  ncrti)  Front 
Jones  John,  harness  maker  &.c.  N.  E.  corner  Callowhill  r.' 

Crown 
Jones  John  C.  accovmtant  118  north  Ninth 
Jones  J  K.  wj.eel  and  carriage  maker  219  St.  John 
Jones  John  K.  jun.  cabinet  maker  424  N.   3d— d.  h.  219 

St.  John 
Jones  Ilev.  John,  teaclier  Mantua  vili^ge 
.Jones  John,  ferry  man  Camden  N.  J. 
Jones  John  M.  Eighth  below  High 
cjones  John,  taylor  Ciermantown  road  above  Third 
Jones  Jonathan  D,  bootmaker  l58.s('U!h  AVa?er 
Jcr.es  Joseph,  ghoemaker  Queen  (S.)  bclyw  Sixth 
Jone.s  Josejjh,  saddler Cresson's  alley 
'./nes  Leonard,  woodsawyer  Shippen  abcve  SeverUli 
Jor.esLoveii,  gunsmitli  Coats  l.itlov.-  Sixth 
,>;nes  Lioyd,  sea  capt&in  225  soutl)  Froi^t 
'*;  IS  Ma;i..:irct,  v/idow  315  north  Front 
;     :   s  ".?;,-;.:et;  widow  52  Xcw 

.    -s  .\iavgitvet,\vido-w  19  Catiiarine 
:^s  2c  Mas-on,  cabinet  makers  221  north  Secon'! 
,- .('s  3Iar'ha,  widow  52  Currant  allty 
,i;  '..••r-  Mai'thr.,  boaixiing-  b.ouseoO  nortii  Second 
'■...t:<  Marion,  widow  43  Almond 

,:  .:  t -s  Maiv,  widow  of  Isaac,  N.  Vv".  cor.  Callow  hid  ^'v-1  "■'■ 
.icne.s  Mevcyt  teacher  Hose  allev  tihove  Green 
JynesMrs.  ot" Jacob, marinc-r  Williamson's  court 
Jones  Xathun,  htorekeeperlower  48  S.  Second 
Jf/i>es  Nathan,  jun.  50  S.  2d — d.  h.  82  Union 
Iu;;es  Owen,  mariner  Mcirgareita  above  Front 
.iones  Owen,  gentleman  154  soutii  Second 
■;  Junes  l-^erer,  porter  Coats  bch/.v  Old  York  road 
Jones  Philip,  un.brella  maker  36  south  Second, 
-.'ones  R.  F.  widosv  grocer  corner  Pine  and  Water 
Tones  P/ichard,  bottler  4  Little  Geor(!;e 
vOnes  Richard,  oysteriTan  150  south  Eightli 
'unes  Robert,  sea  captain  191  Cedar 
'  nes  Robert  W.  lace  ii^"  fringe  maker  33  N^  Tth  iJf  31 '. 

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PHILADELPHIA    DlRECrOIlY,  JOl 

iones  Samuel,  mariner  45  Green  (See  Jahns  iJf  Jonhf, 
Jones  Samuel,  smith  beiowSO  Penn  &;  south  Front 
Jones  Samuel,  dry  good  store  48  N.  2d 
Jones  SamueV,  ornamental  painter  4- Bell's  court 
Jones  Samuel,  ca'oinet  maker  back  83  Chestnut 
Jones  6c  Smith,  merchatits  103  nnrth  Front 
Jones  S:imuel  W.  merchant  103  and  15i  yorvh  Fron' 
tJones  Samuel,  porter  Fitzwatcr  a!)ove  6th 
Jones  Thomas,  calico  glazier  Sth.  Front  ab.  Vine 
Jones  Thomas,  merchant  25  .south  i:d 
Jones  Thomas,  coach  trimmer  100  Locust 
Jones  Thomas,  jr.  storekeeper  59  north  2d 
Jones  Thomas,  m;  d.  26  Crown 
Tones  Thos  march.  96  Crown — office  on  Hodges  v.  • 
tJones  Walker,  carter  Cherry  below  13th 
Jones  Walter,  mariner  14  Cypress  alley 
Jones  widow  of  John  17  Small' 
Jones  wid::w  of  Joseph  Camden.  N.  J. 
Jones  Wiliiam,  president  U.  S,  baTik-ill  Hij.': 
Jones  William,  cordwainer  460  scxith  2d 
Jones  Wm.  com.  niercht.  238  Arch  2  doovs  W.  of  ^    • 
Jones  Wm.  plaisterer  233  Spruce 
Jones  Wm.  n^trcht.  174  High— d.  h.  SO  Wood 
Jones  Wm.  cordwamer  near  Sorrel  hnrs'j 
Jones  Wm.  bricklayer  Wood  n.  Garden 
Jones  Wm.  quarryman  Otter  n.  Frank,  v  j  : 
Jones  Wm- labourer  265  Catharine 
f  Jones  Wm.  coachman  1  Fries'  court 
fjones  Wm.  labourer  Webb,s  alley 
Jones  Wm.  R.  engraver  23  Carter's  alley 
fJones  widow  of  Wm.  Pottery  alley 
Jordan  &  Burgin,  druggists  3d  cor,  S.»E.  Arch    (S.  (]. 
Jordan  Frances,  superior  of  the  Orphans'  asylum  1:  v 
Jordan  Henry,  currier^l70  N.  3d — d.  h.  359 
Jordan  John,  merchant  123  north  3d 
Jordan  Mary,  v/idov/ of  Joseph,  Bonsall 
Jordan  Mic'nael,  labourer  4th  near  Mud  lane 
Jordan  Patrick,  teiiciier  back  72  Walnut — cl.  h.  5  S.  ftli 
./ordan  Richd.  apothecary  &  druggist  S.  E.  zw.  3d  5v 
fjourdan  Thomas,  CJTter  76  l^Ium  (Arch 

./crdaPi  Win.  shoemaker  322  Kace 
Jv>rcien  Znchariab,  h\bourer.V7est  iK'.nr  Marlhovotig'h 
Jjse'  Francis,  oysternian  52  N.  2d  — d.ii.  2.1  L;ttle  \V;(tf  = 
Jbsepli  E.nr.naal,  labourer  20  SmriU 
./oseph  J;ilin,  hairdresser  65  5hipj.ic: 
j-Joseph  John,  barber  214  Cedar 
|j;)9eph  Sumuel,  b.u-ber  265  liace 
Joseph  S.-muel, jnrrcer and  drapei'  \\  ^\\y^'< 
.^)siu!i  J.  &  G.  M'Leotl,  n)pe;nakti'.i  fuid  ahi; 

south  wharves 
/osiah  J.ones,  sea  cnptain  23  C 
Jouhert  Peter,  g-oldsnriith  240  S.  Slc-  u  ' 
Jjurdan  D.'vid,  merchant  29  X.  W:i\ei  - 

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K.AT  patoxn's  annual 

f  Jomdnn  Dlann,  waslierwoman  Hazel  alley 

.Aidd  Anson,  Judd's  hotel  27  south  Third 

■'^•igier  Jerome,  tobacconibt  57  south  Front 

•/uliun  AVilliam,  carpenter  34  Carter's  alley 

^uppenlatz  Frederick,  baker  354  south  Second 

•Aistice  Charles,  shoemaker  474  Race 

j^ustice  Elizabeth,  washerwoman  71  north  Tenth 

J^ustice  Geo.  survey  to  N.  A   insurance  company  82  Crowr, 

Justice  G.  M  merchant  144  Market— d.  h.  233  Vine 

-Justice  George  W.  acct)untant  2  KImslies  alley 

.''ustice  Hannah,  widow  of  James,  2  Elmslies  alley 

Justice  Isaac,  brickmaker  Weaver's  alley 

./ustice  J  &  G.  M.  ironmongers  149  High 

Justice  Jicob,  hardware  mar.  149  High  and  117  Vine 

J  ustice  Margaret,  74  Crown 

Justice  Susa-inah,  widow  Fourth  above  Poplar 

Justice  VV.  A.  shipwright  Marlborough  corner  Bedtbrd 

Justus  Philip,  carpenter  24  Wood  street 

Juvenal  B.  starch  and  hair  powder  manufactory  corner 
Margareita  and  New  Market  streets 

Juvenal  Jiitob,  starch  factory  O.  Y.  r.  above  Callowhill 

Juvena!  Susannah,  starchmaker  cor.  Old  York  and  Noble 


KAHMER  REINARD,  mate  Ger.  r.  above  Laurel 

Kack  John,  Carpenter  348  north  Front 

Kaighn  Doct.  John  (blind)  Oak  below  Coats 

Kaighn  Joseph,  farmer  Kaighn  Town  N.  J. 

Kaighn  John,  farmer  do.         do. 

Kaiker  Anthony,  victualler  Old  Y.  r.  above  Button  wood 

Kain  Patrick,  shoemaker  6  Pine  alley 

Kalbach  Henry,  sugar  refiner  189  and  175  Cherry 

Kalbach  Sc  Landes,  sugar  refiners  189  Cherry 

Kalhaffler  Frederick,  well  digger  20  Bryan's  alley 

Kammerer  Mrs.  confectioner  60  f/hestnut 

Kampman  PVancis  C.  68  north  3rd 

Kane  Conrad,  millstone  maker  99  New 

Kane  Duniel,  tobacconist  corner  Queen  and  Second 

Kane  E.  gentleman  24-4  Walnut 

Kane  John  K,  attorney  at  law  53  south  Seventh — .' 

Walnut 
Kan  AV'illiam,  accountant  208  S.  Sixth 
Kaln  Anthony,  65  Budd 
Karl  John,  cotton  spinner  Cer.  r    below  3rd 
Kuren  Francis,  typefounder  17S  Sliippen  below  Sixth 
Kaselv  Andrew,  tailor  Sch.  8;h  beiow  Hii^^h 
Katy  Dorathy,  widow  30  norlh  Seventh 
Kates  Jacob,  tobacconist  N.  Sixth  above  Green 
Kaiz  Adam,  smith  486  north  'I'iiird 
Katz  George,  corder  28  Vine 
Katz  John,  baker  247  nort)^  Second 
K'ttz  J.  John,  bookbinder  140  ChestiAit— d-  h  S  Zant 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORV.  HjA  . 

Katz  ](A\n,  labourer  113  Cherry 

Katz  Michael,  carter  11  Kimkle 

Katz  William,  belihanger  and  locksmith  21  north  7th 

Kaufman  Isaac,  labourer  Hopkins  ct,  n. William 

Kavanaugh  Arthur,  mariner  11  Dock 

Kavanaugh  Frances,  widow  292  Arcii  ah,  10th 

Kay  Aaron  (Southwark  hotel)  559  south  FroiTt 

Kay  Aaron  13  High — d.  h.  Prime   ab^Front 

Kay  Benjamin,  grocer  168  north  Water 

Kay  Joseph,  hatter  42  north  Front  and  50  Higli 

Kay  Jbesph  L.  sea  captain  113  Lombard 

Kay  Jbsiah  S.  inquire  62  High 

Kayser  Charles,  furrier  103  Christian 

Keai  Conrad,  weaver  Rose  ay,  bel.  Coats 

Keamer  George,  shoemaker  422  south  Front 

Kean  Harman,  tailor  187  St.  John 

Kean  ?.obert,  lavernkeeper  and  inspector  of  butter  and 

lard  :^8  Walnut  (^See  Keen 

Kean  Roger,  mariner  Arch  ab.  12th 
Kean  Sarah,  widow  Grocer  22  Barren 
Kearny  F.    engraver     No.  10  Library  is"  cor.  7th  ts' 

Sansom  [_See  Carne:- 

Kearny  Robert,  Beach  n.  Maiden  (K) 
A'easby  Jesse,  currier  67  &  69  Chestnut 
Keates  Margaret,  widow  19  Beck's  alley 
Keaiting  Lambert,  boot  8c  shoe  manf.  254  High 
Keating  Margaret,  widow  shopkeeper  123  S.  6th 
Keating  John  133  south  5th 

Kechline  John,  potter  334  north  Front  (461  N.  2d 
Keck  Adam,  currier  Crown  ab.  CallowhiU  and  back 
Keck  C.  H.  machine  maker  Stumer  in  metals  5  Ap 

pletreee  alley — d.^h.  153  Cherry 
Keech  Mercy,  widow  nurse  313  N.  Front  (Fron^. 

Keefe  Joseph,  vermicelli  manufacturer  Federal  nea- 
Keegan  William  tailor  168  north  2d 
Keel  Christiana,  widow  grocer  S.  E.  cor.  Vine  ^  5:r 
Ke.l  Henry,  shop  15  Bryan's  alley 
Keel  John,  cordwainer  Callowliill  (P.  T.) 
Keeier  Jabes,  teacher  4  Goforth  alley 
Keeley  Ellen,  widow  165  N.  6tii 
Keemle  John,  m.  d.  55  AVood 
Keemle  Sjmuel,  attorney  at  law  103  Arch 
Keen  Catharine,  widow  Queen  near  Bishop  (K; 
Keen  and  Drais,  sailmakers  Sumer.'^  whart 
Keen  Elizabeth,  widow  146  south  Ninth 
fKeen  Heiiry,  ovsterman  150  S.  Eighth 
Keen  Jame's,  ship  joiner  Shackamaxon  n.  Queen 
K'-eK  John,  Carpenter  26  Greea 
Keen.John,  tanner  511  N.  Front 
Keen  Joseph,  &  Cf>.  lumber  merchants  Powcl. 
Keen  Joseph  S.  lumber  mercht.  Lancaster  i 
Keen  Jumes  C.  suilmaker  o67  north  I':— * 
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KEL  paxton's  annual 

Keiin  Joseph,  currier  115  Chestnut  &  19  S.  FourlU 

Keen  Matthias,  carpenter  Lanasterc  T. 

Keen  ^foses,  shoemaker  379  N.  FouiUi 

Keen  Rebecca,  nianlua  maker  146  Clieriy 

Keen  Samuel,  currier  115  Chestnut — d.  h.  19  S.  t\,u.  ■ 

Keen  Sarah,  widow  147  S.  Ninth 

Keer  Ceorg-e,  carpenter  Alban 

Keever  Chas.  paperstainer  Webb's  -Aley 

Keffer  A.  caulker  Vienna 

Kefter  Mary,  railkwomen  Vienna  near  Duke 

KefFer  John,  cordwainer  V23  north  Front 

Kegau  Ju'iy,  fabvourer  242  S.  Sixth 

Kehl  Geor,^e,  labourer  George  bel.  4th 

Kehr  J.  bake.i  440  >7.  Third  [see  Korr  ^  Corr 

Keighler  Margc.ret,  boarding  house  l2o  S.  11th 

Keigliler  Jacob,  tinplate  worker  cor,  Cherry  and  Sixth — 

d.  h.  94  N.  6th 
Keighler  Wm.  tinsmith  back  104  north  Sixth 
Keim  i^  Brown,  merchants  62  north  Front 
Kei:li  George  D.  IJ,  mercht.  62  N.  P'ront — d.  d.  5o  N.  4th 
Keim  Jacob,  copperplate  maker  Mint  court 
Keim  Jolm,  turner  and  coal  yard  127  N.  4th 
Keim  Wm.  turner  174  N.  Fourth 
Keim  Wm.jun.  turner  174  N.  Fourth 
Keiper  Abrm.  tobacconist  86  north  Fourth 
Keim  William,  j«u.  turner  N.  Fourth 
Keiter  Isaac,  shipwright  490  south  SccoikI 
Keith  John,  late  cryer  of  court  1  Flint  court 
Keith  How,  smith  Frankford  road  near  Otter 
Keith  Samuel,  merchant  231  south  Front 
Kelch  James,  cordwainer  99  GermBu 
Kellam  Ann,  31  Jones'  alley 

Keller  Adam,  late  corder  194  N.  3d  £c  CallnwiiiU  wl" 
Keller  Conrad,  tinplate  worker  64  north  Front 
Keller  George  I.  ccrder  194  north  Third 
Keller  Jacob,  tanner  56  Tammany 
Keller  Samuel,  shoemaker  194  north  Third 
Keller  Wm.  carpenter  11  Wagner's  alley  &  9  Crown 
Keller  William,  blacksmith,  67  New 
Ivellev  Eleanor,  grocer  198  north  Water 
Kelley  Hannah,  widow  boaading  house  56  Vine 
Kelley  Mary  widow  Jcne's  alley 
Kelley  Michael,  tavernkeeper  528  north  Front 

{See  Kelle,  Kille  and  Keller 
Helium  Sarah,  widow  near  6  Emlen's  court 
Kellum  Ziba  W.  caolain  of  Twins  steam  ferr\'  bo-^.t  C?r' 

den  N.  J. 
Kelly  Catharine,  widow  Pitt  near  Ger.  road 
Kelly  Daniel,  weaver  vineyard  village 
Kelly  Hugh,  shoemaker  back  139  Moyamensing 
K-elly  Mary,  widow  192  south  Sixth 
Kelly  Michael,  paint  colour  maker  5th  below  High 
'%«lly,  Ireland,  CJ7' Co.  trunkmakers  .3  Norris'  alley 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  KEN 

Keiiy  James,  teacher  103  Cherry— d.  h.  Bryan's  court 
Kelly  John,  caulker  Shackamaxon 
Kelly  John,  grocer,  20  Swansom  ^  79  Penn 
Kelly  John,  labourer  corner  of  Cedar  and  Sch.  7th 
Keliy  widow    of  John,   morocco  manufacturer  comer 

George  8c  St.  John 
Kelly  John  W.  60  High— d.  h.  154  north  Fourtli 
Kelly  John,  sea  captain  51  Meade  alley 
Kelly  John,  carter  291  south  Fifth 
Kelly  Patrick,  carpenter,  back  9  Crown 
Kelly  Philip,  shoemerchant  70  High — d.  h.  299  Chest- 
nut 
Kelly  Rebecca,  widow  milliner  77  Arch 
Kelly  Robert,   trunkmaker  154  N,  4th — shop  Norris 
Kelley  Samuel,  drayman  Hopkins'  court  [alley 

Kelly  Thomas,  70  High — dwelling  10  south  Seventh 
Kelly  Thomas,  tailor  China  street 
Kelly  T.  isf  Philip,  cotton  &  woollen  manuf.  70  High 
Kelly  William,  skindresser  Pitt  below  German  town  road 
Kelly  widow  of  W.  skindresser  Pitt  near  Germantown  r. 
Kelly  William  shoemaker  Oak  (N.  L.)  below  hay  scales 
Kelsey  John  C.  tax  collector  Front  below  Catharine 
Kelter  David  jr.  combmaker  140  Cedar 
Kemble  George,  shoemaker  33  south  Third 
Kemble  George,  saddler  40  Coats 

Kemble  Joseph,  wheelwright  Maiden  near  Stone  Bridge 
Kemp  Edwardj  taylor  415  north  Front 
Kemp  George,  accomplant  92  snut!)  Fiftii 
Kempton  John,  bricklayer  107  Race 
Kempton  Josep]>,  saddler  he.  back  148  Sassafras 
Kempton  Moses  jii^i.  merchant  55  north  Water 
Kempton  Samuel,  cabinet  maker  2  Trotter's  alley 
_«ilmpton  d^  White,  merchants  53  north  Water 
Kendal  Horace,  oysterman  229  Cedar 
Kenderdine  J.  carpenter  Kunckel  near  Tammany 
Kendrick  David,  innkeeper  427  High 
iKennard  James,  waiter  Quince  below  Locust 
Kennard  William,  merchant  68  soutli  Front 
Kennedy  Andrew,  accomptant  510  soutii  Front 
Kennedy  &  Cowl,  carpenter  17  Blackhorse  alley 
Kennedy  David,  in  bank  N.  A.  188  soutli  4th 
Kennedy  David,  glass  and  picture  store  81  S.  3d 
Kennedy  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Andrew,  71  Crown 
Kennedy  Frances,  widow    12  Gills  alley- 
Kennedy  George,  labourer  Sixth  neurCamac 
Kennedy  Henry  H.  sea  captain  41  Sbippen 
Kennedy  Isaac  P.  teacher  of  Sacred  Music  43  south  Front 
Kenned;,  James,  labourer  corner  of  Sch.  5tl!  and  Race 
Kennedy  John,  in*' keeper  Ridge  road  bel.w  l^t  gate 
Kennedy  John,  cordwainer  90  north  Water 
Kennedy  John,  locksmith  73  Ann 
Kennedy  Joseph    Smith,    iron    merchant    23    souUi 
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cvKP  paxton's  annual 

Kennedy  Margaret,  widosv  46  Carter's  alley 
Kennedy  Mary,  milliner  196  Mulberry 
Kennedy  Patrick,  victualler  119  Moyamensing 
Kennedy  Peter,  blacksmith  George  below  Tenth 
Kennedy  Peter,  smith  and  farrier  12  Raspberry  alley 
Kennedy  &  Ferguson,  grocers  108  north  9th 
Kennedy  Rachel,  widow  90  north  Water 
Kennedy  Robert,  grocer  308  Race 
Kennedy  Robert,  gentleman  345  Arch 
Kennedy  Robert,  shoemaker  124  Catharine 
Kennedy  Robert,  accomptant  38  Queen 
Kennedy  R.  nayal  storekeeper  Front  near  Federal 
Kennedy  S.  looking  glass  manufactory  72  Chestnut 
Kennedy  Samuel,  shoemaker  Buttonwood  lane  ab.  6th 
Kennedy  Samuel,  hatter  48  Penn 
Kennedy  Sarah  Miss,  M'Ginnes'  court 
Kennedy  Sarah,  widow  270  south  Third 
Kennedy  Thomas,  conveyancer,  c^c.  back  93  Arch 
Kennedy  Thomas  D.  sea  captain  464  south  Front 
Kennedy  W.  D,  carpenter  8  Hartung's  alley— d.    h, 

27  south  Second 
Kennedy  William,  boarding  house  46  Spruce 
Kenney  James,  tavern  keeper  43  Locust  below  8th 
Kenney  James,  brewer  76  Penn 
Kenney  James,  labourer  Mark's  lane 
Kenney  John,  mariner  back  216  north  Front 
Kenney  Laughlin,  shoemaker  220  Cedar 
Kensel  George,  carpenter  near  465  north  Third 
Kensel  George,  plasterer  32  Kunckle 
Kensel  Jacob,  bricklayer  O.  Y.  road  ab.  Noble 
Kensel  John,  gentleman  69  north  Eighth 
Kensel  John  J,  blacksmith  291  Arch—d.  h.  69  north  ^» 
Kensel  Lew;s,  carter  270  St.  John 
Kensil  John,  victualler  237  St.  John 
Kensil  Mary,  widow  32  Kunckle 
Kensil  Michael,  shipjoiner  311  north  Front 
Kent  James,  packer  of  looking  glasses  and  furniture 

14  Greenleaf  court 
Kent  Joseph,  mate  62  Passyuuk 
Kenton  James,  C.  grocer  near  220  north  Front 
Kenton  Joseph,  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  6th  and  Fitzwaltcr 
Kenton  Joseph,  jr.  distiller  223  south  Third 
Kenton  widow  of  Joseph,    southwest  corner  6th  and 

Fitzwaltcr 
Kenton  Robert,  innkeeper  Ridge  road  ab.  Francis 
Kenton  widow  of  Robert,  76  Penn 
Kenworthy  John,  pamtev.etc.  3  south  Seventh 
Keogh  Patrick,  grocer  78  north  Fifjh 
Kepley  Christian,  labourer  Buttenw'ood  1.  bel.  6th 
Kepler  George,  lebourer  Cherry  be.  West 
Kepple:  Mary,  widow  doctress  365  novth  Third 
l^eppele  Michuei,  alderman  3  L-brary  and — d.   b,    13f 

Cheb\nut 


PHILADELPHIA    UIHECTORY.  KEY 

Kerbaugh  Daniel,  labourer  back  43  Charloite 
Keriin  Davis,  (Cock  &  Lyon  inn)  cor.  Coats  and  2nd 
Kern  Andrew  L.  inspector  of  lumber  27  Catharine 
Kern   Gabriel,  jr.  tailor  121  south   Water  and   corner 

Svvanson  and  Almond 
Kern  John,  tailor  181  Pine  and  121  south  Water 
Kern  John,  accomptant  174  Callouhill 
Kern  John  &  Gabriel,  tailors  123  south  Water 
Kerns  Tiiomas,  inn  keeper  H  im  Iton  Village 
Ker  Adam,  mariner  68  Union 
Ker  Elizabeth,  24  CallAvhill 
Kerr  M.  h  Co.  store  keepers  3  1-J  ^outh  Second 
Kerr  James,  saddlerv  <>c.  furniture  'Warehouse  123  Higli 
^ — d.  h.  11  Church  alley 

Ker  William,  shipchandler  7  S.  Wharves  5  X.  Wharv^es 
and— d.  h.  186  north  Four.h 

(see  Carr  &  Aarr 
Kerr  Wm.  teacher  Joint  alley   and    S.  W^  cor.  of  Centre 

Publick  Square 
Kerr  Walter,  3  Rittenhotise  place 
Kerr  Wm.  saddle  and  harness  niaker  3  N  Finh 
Keirich  Andrew,  labourer  Lombard  n.  Sch.  Itb 
Kei'sey  Joshua,  m,  u.  163  Sassafras 
Kessler  Frederick,  corJwainer  11  York  court 
Kessler  Jolin,  justice  of  the  peace  166  Coats 
Kessler  John,  grocer  corner  4th  and  Coats 
Kessler  widow  Kunkle  above  Tammany 
Kessler  Mary,  widow  70  Union 
Ketler  Joseph,  teacher  Palmer  ab.  Prince 
Ketcham  Daniel,  168  Coats 
Kethering  Peter,  labourer  Orange  ab.  West 
Key  James,  carpenter  J^uniper  above  Arch  {see  JS^ay  &  Kts 
Key  John,  carpenter  12  th  near  Sassafras 
Key  Michael,  124  Lombard 
Keys  William,  shallopman  276  south  Fifth 
Keyser  Adam,  baker  cor.  Arch  and  Broad 
Keyser  Charles,  teacher  German  hall — d.  h.  8N.  9th 
Keyser  F.ihanan  W.  lumber  merciiant  35  Callowhill 
Keyser  Elizabeth,  widow,  266  St.  Johns 
Keyser  Elizabeth,  widow,  Kugler's  court 
Keyser  8c  Gorgas,  lumber  merchants  225    Water    ub')\  f 

Callowhill 
Keyser  Henry,  cordwainer  88Gtt<?kil 
Keyser  Henry,  oak  cooper  265  St.  John 
Keyser  Jacob,  plasterer  346  Race 
Keyser  Jacob,  baker,  St.  Joiseph's  avenue 
Keyser  John,  flour  store  125  Callowhill 
Keyser  widow  of  John,  236  St.  John 
Keyser  J.  &  T.  grocers  195  north  2d 
Keyser  Joseph,  turner  475  north  2d 
Keyser  Joseph,  cooper,  corner  High  and  13th 
Keyser  Nancy,  widow  23  Wood 
Kevser  Nathan  L,  lumber  merchant,  35  Callowhill 


KIN  taxtqjn's  annual 

Keyser  Peter,  lumber  merchant,  yard  282  north  2'.l~ii.  ii 

35  Callowhill 
Keyser  "William,  cooper  204  St.  John 
Kibhy  Charles,  baker  161  north  Water 
Kibler  Josepli,  brushmaker  104  north  3(1 
Kibler  Margaret,  widow  198  St.  John 
Kid  John,  labourer  Oak  near  Noble 
Kid  Robert,  copper  merchant  108  Chesnut 
Kidd  Alexander,  nailer  158  south  11th 
Kidwell  Ann,  widow  milliner  64  Mulberry 
Kile  George,  fisherman  Cherry  near  Prince 
Kille  Aaron,  merchant  63  north  Front  and  88  Vine 
Killigan  Mary>  storekeeper  98  north  7th 
Killenger  Georg-e,  shoemaker  13  SpafPord 
Killenger  Christian  mariner  47  Christian 
Killpatrick  Francis,   soap    and   candle  manufactt -■ 

Callowhill 
Kiker  Samuel,  Wood  above  7th 
Kimber  Caleb,  teacher  72  Locust 
Kimber  E.  map  publisher,  back  93  Higli 
Kimber  Joshua,  teacher  35  south  4th 
Kimber  &  Sharpless,  booksellers  and  stationers  93  Hig'i 
Kimber  Thomas,  bookseller  93  High — d.  h.  69  Pine 
Kimble  Job,  cabinet  maker  4  Dock 
Kimmey  Abner,  boarding  house,  196  S.  Front 
Rindall  Clayton,  stove  manufactui'or  78  Cedar 
Kinder  Charles,  rake  maker  252  St.  Johns 
Kindell  Mary,  widow  Rose  alley 
Kindell  widow  of  Clayton,  54  Shippen 
Kindig  Abraham,  inkeeper  377  High 
Kinner  Louis,  carpenter  S.  above  5th 
King  Alexander,  drayman  Rachel 
Eing  Charles,  merchant  76  south  Front 
King  Deborah,  tutoress  170  south  5th 
King  Edward,  attorney  at  law  99  south  5th 
King  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  183  Shippen 
King  Eli,  cordwainer  117  Green 
King  Henry,  mariner  85  Coats 
King  Hermauus,  taylor  26  south  Water 
King  Isaiah,  carter  Laurel  near  2d 
King  Jacob,  carpenter  Rachel  near  Laurel 
King  James,  gentleman  210  north  Front 
King  Jas.  jr.  dry  good  store  44  S.  2d--d.  h.  7  PfeiHcr's  av 
King  John,  shoemaker  77  Cedar 
King  John,  painter,  ect.  Pine  above  lOtli 
Kiiig  John,  boarding  house  91  south  Water 
King  John,  innkeeper  66  Shippen 
King  John,  blacksmith  85  Coats 
King  Joseph,  shallopman  Oak  (N.  L.)  bel,  hnysciiles 
King  Joseph,  carter  Irish  lane  near  Cedar 
King  Joseph,  carter  97  German 
King  xMary,  shopkeeper  115  Callowhill 
King  Margaret,  shoestore  236  south  2d 
King  Richard,  carpenter  76  south  5th 


PHILADE1.PHIA  DIRECTORY.  KIS 

King  Richard,  carpenter  26  Oak  (S) 

King  Sarah,  widow  120  New 

King  Solomon,  shoeblack  south  lith  below  Pine 

King  &  Somerset,  joiners  76  south  5ih 

King  Thomas,  shipmaster  370  south  Front 

King  Wro.  T.  mercht.  48  S,  wharves — d.  h.  76  S.  Front 

King  WiUiam,  carpenter  138  south  9th 

Kingsbnd  John,  carpenter  14  York  court 

Kingsmore  John,  taylor  64  Chestnut 

Kingston  Simon,  sea  captain  538  south  Front 

Kingston  Stephen,  mercliant  21  Vine 

Kingston  Thomas,  carpenter  217  south  Fifth 

Kingston  William,  rigger  Roger's  ceurt 

Kinnan  John,  turner  &'c.  76  Dock 

Kinnan  i^  Earhart,  turners  Isi'c.  76  Dock 

Kinnard  Anthony,  carpenter  208  St.  John 

Kinnard  Margaret,  widow  back  157  south  Ninth 

Kinnard  Jacob,  carpenter  llih  above  Rlbert 

Kinnard  Thomas,  coachtrimmer  11th  near  Filbert 

Kinrey  John,  tovernkeeper  202  Cedar 

Kinnim*n  Susan,  13  Wagner's  alley 

Kinsey  E.  saddler  ^c*  N-  W.  cor.  Chestnut  and  3d 

Kinsey  Conrad,  Kensington 

Kinsey  James,  merchant  175  High — d.  h.  128  Spruce 

Kinsler  Elizabeth*  widow  Sch.  8th  above  Race 

Kinsler  Michael,  brickmaker  Cedar  near  Sch.  7th 

Kinsley  George,  plasterer  Juniper  above  Chrery 

Kinsley  John,  printer  14  Little  Pine 

Kinsley  Robert,  brickmaker  Cedar  near  Sch.  Fourth 

Kmsley  Samuel,  brickmaker  Sch.  Fourth  ab.  Spruce 

Kinsley  Jacob,  cordwainer  13th  above  Cherry 

Kirsman  Israel,  merchant  store  234  Market   street — 

d.  h,  238  Spruce 
Kintzing  Abraham,  merchant  inquire  65  south  Front 
K  ntzing  Abraham,  jr.  njerchant  inquire  65  S.  Front 
Kintzing,  Son  ^Ccxe,  merchants  63  south  Front 
Kintzing  Benjamin  H.  merchant  65  south  Front — d.  h. 

Franklin  Rowe 
Kintzing  Karbeson,  currier   80  Chestnut 
Kintzing  T.  C.  merchant  68  and  97  south  Front 
Kip  William,  cordwainer  Barker  near  Sch.  Fourth 
Kip  Isaac  J.  teacher  Prince  near  Shackamaxon 
Kirby  Benjamin,  bricklayer,  36  Kunckle 
Kirchhofi"  Christian,  combmaker  392  north  Third 
Kirchhoff  Jaceb,  tobacconist  394  north  Third 
Kirk  Grace,  9Q  Race 

Kirk  John,  coachinaker,  Vine  near  Schuylkill 
Kirkman  ciJ*  Jackson,  merchants  tifiper  190  High 
Kirkmp.n  Thomas,  merchant  upper  190  High 
Kirkham  VViliiam,  merchant  7  south  Fcunh 
Kirkland  Thomas,  tanner  and  currier  N.  2d  ab.  Poplar 
Kirkpatrick  David,  currier  97  Chestnut 
Kirn  Abraham,  coixiwainer  Allen  near  Fraiikford  r. 
Kisseiman  Susannah,  getiduwoman  166  south  Second 


K\E  paxton's  annual 

Kissick  John,  engineer  W.»terworks  near  Schuylkill 

Kitchen  James,    city   tavern  and   excl.arM--     "  6    and 
dwelling  99  south  Second 

Kitchen  Joseph,  saddlei ,  (iT'c.  89  novt  .  Sixtn 

Kitchen  Phineas,  teacher  Washing^      N.  ot  w- 

hill 

Kite  Benjamin  c?"  Tlioinas,  booksellers  and  stationers 
20  north  Third 

Kite  Isaac,  carpenter  12th  above  Race 

Kite  Isaac  jr.  carpenter  98  north  Eleventh 

Kite  James,  labourer  20  Small 

Kite  Jonathan,  potter  back  264  Race 

Kite  Joseph,  china  store  34s<;uth  Fourth 

Kite  Joseph  S.  deputy  keepet  ot  the  Prison  396  Uace 

Kite  Thomas,  bookselltr  20 north  3d— d.  h.  7  N.  6th 

Kitlow  David,  29  N.  I..  Market  &  n.  1st  gate  Ger.  r. 

Kittera  Thomas,  attorney  p.t  law  62  south  Sixth 

Kittinger  Leor.ard,  innkeeper  18  north  Fourth 

Kitts  John,  shipmaster  293  south  Front 

Klaer  Elizabeth,  widow  back  30  Kunckle 

Klapo  Harvey,  m.  u.  274  south  Front 

Klapp  Joseph,  >r.  D.  290  S.  2d  and  corner  Shippen  , 

Kleett  JWin.  combmaker  422  north  Second 

Klein  Valentine,  labourt  r  226  south  Third 

Klett  Andrew,  printer  66  Dock — d.  h.  50  Cherry 

Klett  Frederick,  drug  paint  and  glass  store  261  N.  2d 
•— d.  h.  Callcwhill  above  Second 

Kline  Jacob,  grocer  9  Baker's  court  store  in  Coates 

Kline  John,  jnintcr  183  Cedar 

Kline  John,  drayman  88  Bedfi>rd  liSce  CTme 

Kline  John,  9  N.  L.  Market 

Kline  John  F.  grocer  380  north  3d  S.  VV.  cor.  Coats 

Kline  John  G.  grocer  492  north  Third 

Kline  Peter,  bricklayer  374  north  Third 

Klinesworth  Lewis,  cabinetmaker  backS2  Gr^en 

Kling  Mary,  widow  18  Sassafras 

Klingle  Andrew,    lumber  merchant  Front  above  Pop- 
lar—d.  h.  Budd 

Klingle  George,  cordwainer  505  north  Third 

Kloos  Christian,  baker  81  Passyunk  road 

Klose  Peter,  baker  100  Cliristian 

Klotz  J(^hn  C.  tailor  High  W.  of  Schuylkill  8th 

Knapp  Thomas,  mate  91  north  Water 

Kneass  Cluislian,  silveipiater  16  S,  6'Ji — cl.h.  33  S.  lOih 

Kneass  Chris'ian,  sen.  8  scmlh  Svh 

Kneass  8c  Co.  Vlswt  manufac.  8  south  8  h 

Kneass  Young,  ijJ*Co.  engravers  8  S.  Eiglitli 

Kneass  Frederick,  8  south  8th 

Kneass  Micliuel,  pl;inem.;ker  8  sotiih  8  h 

Kneass  John,  cjppfrpLte  primer  8  S.  8Ui — d.  h  37  Cherry 

Kneass  Wm.  engn^wn*  b  S.  8.h — d.  h.  NE.  cor.  Fi.'Len  cr- 
Twelllh 

iinccht  George,  ijog  vicUuller  19  Callow li 111 


THILADELPHtA    DIRECTORY.  KOK 

ftneppley  Peter,  merchaut  2  nor'!.  Seventh 

Knew  Henry,  innke^pei'  140  Higli  (Sdi  A'/iorr 

Kiif rr  Jac  b,  victirdler  Cherry  near  Sch.  6tb 

Knight  Alexander,  m.  d.  157  north  Front 

Knig-ht  Daniel,  carpenter  173^  and  12  Cherry 

Knight  James,  innkeeper  2  Karn^.ony  court 

Knight  Joel,  porter  back  242  Lombard 

Knio-ht  John  L.  tavern  18  Vern.n 

Knight  Jonathan,  gentlemao  303  N.  2d 

Knight  Joseph,  iron  merchant  2diib.  Vine — d.  ii:  4  Xoblc 

Knight  Jos.  taylor  39  Arch — d.  h.  7  Elfreth's  ay. 

Knight  Saml.  W.  hardware  mercht.  91  High — d.  h.  42  N. 

Fifth 
Knight  Sarah,  widow  back  40  Crown 
Knighton  Joseph,  milkman  26  Appletree  alley 
Knile  widow  of  Phillip,  129  Call  whill. 
Knipe  John,  carpenter  Weaver  nf^r.i*  Pitt 
Knodel  Daniel,  bricklayer  near  117  north  lOih 
Knodel  George,  brickmaker  CaliowhiU  n.  Sch.  4th 
Knorr  George,  late  lumber  merchant.  l97  N.  Water 
Knorr  Andrew,  victualKr  Wood  near  8th 
Knorr  George,  baker  19  N".  6th  \_see  Kner: 

Knorr  George,  printer  Churches'  alley 
Knorr  Samuel,  carpenter  Washington  (S  )  above  2kl 
Knorr  Saml.  newscarrier,  bill  sticker  8cc.  31  Cressou's  ay. 
Knott  Christiiie,  pointer  Sec.  452  N.  Third 
Knott  Sarah,  widow  432  nor  h  Third 
Ivnous  Philip,  mason  Frankford  road  near  Queen 
Knoes  Jacob,  baker  126  nor  h  Fifth 
Knows  Jacob,  shoes' ore  16  Higii — d.  h.  \27  N.  5lh 
Knows  Jacob  D.  flour  store  177  Cailowhill 
Knows  Stlah,  widow,  nurse  275  south  Front 
Knox  Alex,  dry  good  store  Pitt  below  George 
Knox  Charles,  pavier  149  Si  John 
Knox  Jacob,  mariner  back  338  south  Second 
Knox  Joseph,  wljitesmith  cor.  of  Ger.  r.  and  6ih 
Knox  ./bhn,  briulebit  maker  6;h  near  Ger.  road 
Knox  John,  grocer  298  south  Third 
Knox  John,  mercliant  159  High 
Knox  Sarah,  widow  455  north  Second 
Knox  William,  shipjoincr  49  Budd 
Knox  William,  shipwright  Crown  belov  Prince 
Kober  Barbara,  69  Coats 

Kochersperger  Daniel,  gardener  Francis  ah.  Ridge 
Kochersperg-er  John,  labourer  Hanover  below  Prince 
'locherspergcr  Martin,  jun.  innkeeper  Gray's  ferry 
■xochler  Bernard,  b'iker  88  north  Eleventh 
Koclder  J,hn  1).  merchan?  High  W.  Sch  5\h 
Kofchling  Freder:ck  A.  b^ker  26  Cailowhill 
Koecker  Lef;n:trd,  surgpon  dentist  174  Chestnut 
KochlerJolm,  couch  vk  iieelwright  34  Columbian  av-      • 

d.'h.  209  sou. li  Seventh 
Kolder  ./oh.n,  ironmongt t336  north  Second 
K'<kerspi;-.e  Goo.  surgeon  cU-ntist,  he.  V,c-7  !\.  ?m," 


C\ 


f  V  a  \  t*  \  S  lO  X  6  A  N  S  L  A  L 

KollocU  lane,  widow  3  nortl)  Eighlli 
Konigmachcr  A.  mtrcljaiit  141  High  and 3H  N.   iu? 
Koockogey  Jnhn,  wliipmukei*  23  Sassafras  alley 
Koockogey  Williain,  whipm;iker  91  Crown 
Koockogey  8c  SLuut,  w'.iipvenders  11  Crown 
Kooker  John,  whiiesniitii  6th  above  Camac 
Kooker  Jacoh,      do,     Oid  York  road  below  Ger.  road 
Koaws  I-aacj  195  iiorlh  Tlard 
Korckhauss  Andrew,  furrier  2-^  north  Fourth   • 
Korckh-.iuss  Ilenn,  liirrler  55  north  Third 
Korn  Henry,  lace  and  fringe  weaver  84  N.  2d 
Korndafler  Jacob,  clerk  of.  the  hayscales  and  grocer,  cor- 
ner Second  and  Moyamensing  road 
KoslofF  Nicholas,  Russian  Consul  Genera).  N.  W.  corner 

Walnut  and  D  ck 
Kouker  Daniel,  Arch  W.  Sch.  8fh 
Kraft  George,  cabinet  mak^r  57  and  76  N.  Seventh 
Kraft  Henry,  shoemaker  77  Walnut 
Kraft  Mrs.  layer  out  of  the  dead  197  St.  John 
Kveamer  Philip,  tailor  Prospect  ay 
Krebs  George,  brickraaker  17  N.  oth 
Kree^rer  Frederick  &  Co.  drug  store  339  north  '3d 
Kreeger  F.  m.  d.  339  N.  3d 
Kreeb'.e  iJ"  Mathews  grocers  141  N.  3d 
Kreeble  Christopher.  W.  141  N.  3d 
Kreider  Anthony,  hatter  163  N.  3d 
Kreider  Frederick,  hatter  243  N.  2d 
Kreider  Henrv,  hatter  255  N.  2fl 
Kreider  Henry  H.  37  Green  N.  W.  cor.  Budd 
Kreider  Jacob,  storekeeper  G.  r.  ab  1st.  Gate 
Kreider  John,  brickmaker  Juniper  bel.  Chestnut 
Kreider  Lewis,  hatter  269  N.  2d 
Kreider  Mary,  teacher  96  N.  5th 
Kreker  John  P.  baker  601  K.  2d 
Kreider  William,  baker  High  W.  Permant.  bridge 
Krider  John,  cordwainer  N.  6th  above  Green 
Krider  Mary,  teacher  Hause's  court  and  96  N.  5th 
Krigamyer  Henry,  labourer  442  Race  •-,.    ' 

Krigamyer  Jacob,  2d.  above  Ger.  r. 
Krim  Henry,  morocco  dresser  279  St.  John 
Krim  Margure-.t,  huckster  8  Jur  iper  lane 
Ki-ipps  Jacob,  chairmaker  462  n'.nh  2d 
Kripps  Margaret,  shopkeeper  466  north  2d 
Kripps  Philip,  potter  265  St.  John 
Krise  V/iUiam,  baker  S.  W.  corner  2d  and  Plum 
KroU  William,  cupper  See.  155  north  4lh 
Kromer  Margaret,  widow  innkeeper  340  north  3^/ 
Kromni  Henry,  drover  James  above  Charles 
Krouskop  Joim,  carpenter  Palmer  near  Dtike 
Krug  F.  V.  merchant  139  1-2  High 
Krnll  George,  watchman  373  north  Fror.t 
Kruinbhaar  Lewis,  merchant  106  Spn.-ce 
Knimback  Peter,  labourer  Sh.ppen's  U'..- 
K;n  ser  Samuel,  bak^r  258  nortli  Front 


PHILADELPHIA    DIUEGTOKY.  ■' 

Iviichcr  Cliristiana,  shopkeeper  66  north  2d 

Kucher  Jacob,  salt  a-.d  coal  measurer,  41  Callowliril 

Kuel  Saml,  comb  maker  4t-!)  nbove  Brown 

Kugler  Benjamin,  31.  d.  112  north  Front 

Kug-ler  Charles,  g-entleman  89  Cal'.owliill 

Kug-ler  George,  tallow  chandler  Vine  bet.  Tih  and  8tl. 

Kugler  Henry,  cordwainer  Queen  (S.)  below  6tij 

Kug-ler  Joiin,  oak  cooper  45  Pi'ssyunk  r. 

Kuhl  H"nr\',  casliier  of  the  Farmers'  and  Mec!ia»ck> 

Baqk  108  south  Eighth 
Kubn  Catharine,  widow  92  Crown 
Kuhn  C.  nieicht.  (4  York  buiidip.g.s)  Walnut  n.  St'u 
Kuhn  Daniel,  late  cordwiiiner  2  Lrs:it;a  court 
Kuhn  George,  4  Ransteads  cj-iiri 
Kulin  Hart  man,  merchant  142  Cii^-stnut 
Kuhn  H.  Si.C.  &  Co.  mercliar.is  S.  W.  c"rn  :         '''.l:,i',i 

and  south  Wharves* 
Kuhn  John,  milkman  IJidge  road 
Kuhn  .Margaret,  widow  132  south  Winter 
Kuhn  I*eter,  auctioneer  and  commission  merchai.i  127  &z 

174  High 
Kuhn  William,  shoemaker  2  f.xtitia  court 
Kummer  Daniel,  shoeiV.;:ker  1U6 Green 
Kanckel  Georg'o,  vict'jaller  Pleasant  n.  Ridge  road 
Kunckle  John,  ./umes  (N.  L  ) 

Kunckle  John,  victualler  Pleasant  street  n.  Ridge  road 
Kunckel  M.  gentlewoman  284  N.  3d.  (see  Conkle 

KunitzL.  cupping,  bleeding  &  leeching  170  Sassafras 
Kurtz  Charles,  bookkindcr  Vine  bel  tw  12lh 
Kurtz  Jacob,  gunsmith  Germantown  road  n.  2nd 
Kurtz  John,  store  keeper  145  St.  John 
Kurtz  widow,  of  Peter,  Javx.  cor.  Cliestnut  and  12'ii 
Kurtz  Wm.  milkman  l^oplar  1.  ab  9th 
Kysley  Catharine,  widow  SieinmitS:  court 
Kyder  Nieholo?,  sugar  boiler  Yv'n<r"h\s  al!  y 


LABB'iE  FR.\XCiS  C.  d^.^cing  ni,;st' r  119  r, 

I^bbree  J.  B.  sea  cnpitun  Q^iecn  near  (ujiiner.-.  lo;.' 

L^boubee  Madame  143  soutli  F.fUi 

l..abreui'e  Henry,  broker  78  soui!)  Eg'nh 

Lacampion  Francis,  storekeeper  3o6  X.  Fu-nt 

Lacave  John,  hairdresser  101  S.  5th 

Lacave  Mrs.  .silkdyer  and  plamibt  101  S.  5Ui 

Lace  William,  coach  spring  maker  17  S.  7th— dwell irg 

46  Carpenter       ;/ 
Lact-y  Edward,  mainner  Federd  ;  b'lve  Front 
Lacey -M'>ses,  labou.rer  Wright's  alify 
Eucey  Parnel,  washerwoman  Arch  below  Broad 
Eacey  Return,  laboiu-er  Broad  near  Ciicrry 
Lackty  Ht-niy,  blockn.i.ker  13  .<outh   V\h;u-%vs    j.nd  lo 

Elireih's  allt-v  {.c,   Uchrv 


LAM  I'AXTOX'S  ANNUAL 

Lacock  "William  S.  carpenter  Bushhill 

Lkclotte  Hethe,  Entpraverand  architect  I3d-S.5A 

JLacombe  C.  boarding  hovise  129  Spruce 

La  Combe  Peter,  merchant  28  Coats'  alley  &  305  Arch 

La  Comb  cr  Ducomg,  merclianls  28  Coals'ay  . 

Ladel  Saml.  inqidre  at  48  N.  4th 

Laddaw  Abraham,  comb  m:.ker  Petticoat  laiic 

Laffiiriy  Edward,  sea  capt.  Poplar  lane 

Laffcrty  Thomas,  sandman  cor.  ll'.h  and  Ixjmburd 

Laferty  Archibald,  cordvvauier  back  49  Brown 

Laferty  Bernard,  trader  214  south  Sixtl) 

Laferty  James,  hairdresser  30  north  Sixth 

Laflra  Amy,  tailoress  Brunners  alley 

Lafitte  Anthony,  teacher  40  Strawberry 

Laffon  Armande,  9  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Laforgue  Bridget,  widow  3  Willow  court 

Lafi»urcade  P.  L.  printer  and  bookseller  N.  W.  corner 

Race  and  Second 
Laftray  George,  shoemaker  601  north  Second 
Laim6  Sc  Heurion,  conff  ctioners  124  High  and  15  S.  4Ui 
Laim6  B.  confectioner  124  High  and  15  S.  4ih 
LiAJr  John,  shoemaker  cor.  Lombard  and  11th 
Laird  Mrs.  boarding  house  32  south  Fifth 
Laird  William,  tobacconist  109  Race 
Liiius  Paul,  confectioner  N.  E.  corner  3d  and  High — d.  \\. 

165  Pine 
Lake  Adam,  carter  Rose  alley  near  Green 
l^ake  Christopher,  labourer  Front  above  Poplar 
Lake  David,  shoemaker  24  Crown 
Lake  Harman,  broom  maker  Frank,  r.  n.  Hanover 
Lake  John,  morocco  dresser  89  south  Fifth 
Lake  Lucas,  black  smith  Beach  n.  High  Bridge 
L^ke  Mary,  widow  Green  near  Kunckle 
fLake  Sclomon,  Flints  court 
Lake  Thomas,  merchant  41  Geotge  (S.) 
Lake  Wm.  labourer  38  Small 
Lake  Wm.  sea  captain  237  north  Second 
Lahinne  Dominick  P.  cabinet  maker  73  Lombard 
Lalemand,  General  Henry,  216  Pine 
Laland  John,  cabinet  maker  67  Queen 
Lalor  John,  tavernkeeper  142  south  Water  and  143  From 
Lamarzelle  Peter,  hair  dresser  44  Duke  (^see  Lola- 

Lamb  John  F.  apotiiecary  41  north  Eighth 
Lamb  Jolm,  grocer  S.  AV.  cor.  Union  and  Third 
Lamb  Jolm,  malsier  97  St.  John  and  187  Callowhill 
Lamb  John  Labourer  Currant  alley  rear  Spruce 
Lamb  William,  malster  St.  John  below  Xoble 
Lambaugh  Christian,  drayman  491  north  Third 
Lambeatii  Catharine,  teacher  44  Brewer's  alley 
Lam  berry  John,  bottler  31   Gi'eeii 
D^mbert  A.  slorelceeper  S.  E.  cor.  Race  and  3'i 
Lambert  Aaron,  merchai\t  93  Race 
Lambert  Benjamin,  48  Union 
iambert  Eli^ubeth,  weaver,547  soutii  Fron' 


t'HILAD^LPHIA    DIRECTOR  V.  LAK 

Lambert  George,  16  New  Market 

Lambert  Gershom  W.  inercht  lol  Marked — d.  !i.  301  Arch 
Lambert  John,  commercial  agent  1  Curpenter's  court 
Lambert  Mrs.  of  ThomHs,  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Lambert  &  Jone?,  merchants  l6l  High 
r^am.mot  Danl.  mercht.  13  south  Water— d-h.  98  S.  Front 
Lam.mon  William,  waterinan  Trimbles  co\irt 
f^morelle  Joseph,  tobacco  maniif  61  Lombard 
Lampley  Richard,  bookbinder  Francis  lane  n.  Sch. 
Lamsback  John,  corter  Lawrence  S.  E.  cor.  Callowhill 
Lancaster  Jacob,  innkeeper  G-  road  near  Sixth 
Lancaster  John,  lumber  yard  corner  Fourth  and  Noble — 

d.  h.  176  north  Fourth 
Lancaster  &  Jenkins  merchants  90  north  2d 
Lancaster  Ktiowles,  storekeeper  90  N.  2d— d.  h.  53  New 
l-Ancaster  Levi,  carter  Pleasant  near  Ridge  road 
Lancaster  Moses,  carpenter  180  north  Fotirth 
Lancaster  Thomas, grain  merchant  61  south  Wharves — d 

h.  67  Cask  ill 
J.-ancaster  William,  wire  worker  Losley's  court 
•/fip.ce  Jolin  mariner  62  Cathar.ne 
Lancelot  Joseph,  liatter  19  Lonbard 
Land  John,  hatter  234  south  Second 
Land  Mary,  widow  back  483  north  Second 
?<and  Michael,  lubourer  73  Green 
Lundall  llenrv,  tanner  back  158  Lombard 
Lai'dell  G.  boatbuikler  Penn  (K;)  d.  h.  15  Beach 
Landcli  Mirry,  Gonieclioner359  north  Front 
Landes  David,  sugar  refiner  187  Cherry 
I^andine  Lvicy,  widow  575  south  Front 
Landis  Henry,  stablekeeper  Willing's  alley  &  158  S.  3d 
Landis  Samuel  C.  saddler  &c.  254  Sassafras 
LandrethDaVid,  6- Co.  nurtery  and  bcedsmon  Feder;il  near 

Gray's  ferry  road 
Ijandy  John,  carpenter  Ger.  road  above  Budd 
Lane  Ann,  dra  good  store  39  north  Sixth 
Lane  EdAvard,  accomptant  152  Spruce 
Lane  ./ames,  watchnaaker  165  nortii  Front 
Lane  John,  shoemaker  130  German 
Lane  Mrs.  of  Jihn,  12Passyunk 
Lane  Richard,  brushmaker  16  north  Eighth 
Lane  William  M.  smith  4  Fe  tt-r  lane 
Lang  Charles,  hairdresser  303  Walnut 
T^ang  c/ane,  mantau  maker  and  tailcress  32  ncrth  Sih 
Lang  wid(vv  f  f  John,  32  north  Eighth 
Lang  William,  gatekeeper  at  Almshouse 
Langar  Joseph,  suspender  maker  177r*)rth  Front 
Lange  John,  baker  26  Pewterplatter 
Lange  Ji^hn,  :>r.  r.  95  Green 
Langebartel  John  Augustus,  95  Coats 
Langley  Davis,  mariner  Parham's  alley 
Langstrotii  C-  S.  hardware  merchant  store  sr  iithwest 

corner  Second  and  High,   dwelling  3d  door  above 

Second  in  High  (sc^  Lon^sireth 

17* 


LAT 


PAXTON  S    ANNUAL 


Langstroth  J.  G.  paper  manujacturer  N.  W.  cor.  4ta 

and  High,  dwelling  350  High 
l.avigvvinn  Matilda,  boarding  house  16  Carter's  alley 
Lunnbaueh  Frederick,  victualler  Apple  near  George 
JLuiiiang  Hannah,  widow  Kcssler's  court 
Lansing  ;•  wido'.v  of  Jacob,  Christian  above  4th 
Lr^.nsingt  r  N.   looking  glass  frame  maker  above  yel- 

l^w^  Cfjitage 
l-anion  Heiuy,  ti*ader  13th  bflow  High 
Lantz  7acob,  74  Bedford  (M.)  [S(?e  Lentz 

Lapeyrt  John,  merchant  217  High 
Laplante  Louis,  Morocco  manuf.  Vina  cor.    11th  and 

above  Thlrtetnth 
Lapses  Hannah,  boarding  house  24  south  Second 
Lapsley  David,  gentleman  144  Mulberry 
Lapsley,  Jo!\n,  carpet  warehouse  157  High 
Lapsley  John,  merchant,  23  south  S  cond 
Lapoley  Joseph  B.  &  D.  jr.  carpet  v;arehouse  23  S.  2d 
Lapsley  Moses,  cartel-  54  Passyunk 
Larama  Francis,  painter  and  glazier  Taper  alley 
Larat  &.  Brechemin,  jewellers  1  south  Third 
Larc  John,  shipwright  27  C'allowiiill 
Lare  John,  brickmaker  Spruce  E.  of  Sch.  Fifth 
Lare  Henry,  jun.  brickmaker  Scii.  4th  below  Pine 
Lare  Henry  ^  Peter,  brickmaker  Walnut  n.  Sch  ;>d 
Larer  Melchoir,  brewer  59  nortli  6th 
Larer  55*  Son,  brewers  50  north  eih 

Larer ,  125  Moyamensjng  read 

Laret  Michael,  coldsmilh.  ^c.  1  south  Third 
Larey  John  L.  currier  69  Shippcn 
Large  Daniel,  founder  460  north  Second 
Large  Mrs.  Dorothy  (Sansomj  row)  167  Walnut 
Large  James,    merchant   209   High — d.  h.  298   Arch 
Large  John,  merchant  196  Chestiuit~d.  h.  387  Arch 
Large  Stephen,  carpenter  Ger.  road  near  Front 
Large  &  Wain,  merchants  209  High 
Lr>rk  Edward,  Walnut  above  Twelfth 

above  Tenth 
Lark  John,  porter  corner  Vine  and  Thirteenth 
Larkum  Thomas,  boarding  house  5  Lemon 
La  Roche  Rene,  ?r.  b    145  Pine  corner  Fifth 
jLarv  Rfbert,  hatter  Quince  above  Spruce 
Lasher  Fr-.ncis,  grocer  433  High  ^See Lesher 

Laskey  John,  b.^ker  Kunkle  near  Tammany 
Laskey  Edward,  merchant  17  Wood 
Liiskey  EdwarrI,  labourer  159  norlli  Third 
Lasmart  Henry,  wtilchman  CiiUowhill  below  Charles 
Lass:ille  John,  merchant  392  S.  Front 
Later  William,  labourer  1  Farmerf?  row 
Latimer  Eliza,  widow  282  soutli  Front 
l.Hlimer  George,  merchant  and  president  of  the   iMi.on 

Insurance  Company  85  S  Sixth 


PHILADELPHIA  DtRECTOHY.  LAW 

Lattimer  Henrietta,  widow  1  Shippen 
Latimer  James,  watch,  etc.  maker  92  1-2  Chestnut 
Latimer  6?  Mui-dock,  flour  merchants  67  N.  Water 
Latimer  Thomas,  flour  merchant  67  north  Water — d.  h. 

216  Mulberry 
Latter  William,  labourer  Sch.  ath  near  Spruce 
Laiouche  &  Fichaux,  confectioners,  cook'i,  Sec.  81  south 

Fifvh  and  92  south  Second 
Latouch  B.  cook,  &c.  81  south  Fifih 
Latuur  John,  merchant  261  south  Front 
Latourno  Joseph,  Vauxhall  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Lauber  Martin,  baker  188  St.  John 
Lauck  David,  oakcooper  128  Lussafras 
Lauck  Hannah,  w  idow  240  High 

Laud  T.  &  J.  piano  forle  makers  corner  51h  and  Prune 
Laudaback  Wm.  shoemaker  155  Coats 
Laudenslager  George,  victualler  261  Callowhill — stall  68 

old  shambles 
Lauderdale  Robert,  teacher  19  N.  8th  and  Vine 
Lauderbrun  Margaret,  widow  390  Race 
Laughead  Elizabeth,  widow  N.  4th  above  Poplar 
Launcer  Peter,  labourer  M'Ginnes'  court 
Laurenson  S.  boarding  house  16  Strawberry 
Laurenson  Thos.B.  shoemaker  16  Strawberry 
Laurens  John  C.  sergeant  of  marines  560  S.  Front 
Lausley  Jonathan,  Washington  (S  )  s'bove  Second 
Laussat  Ambrose,  merchant  162  1-2  High 
Laussat  Anthony,  merchant  208  Walnut 
Laussat  &  Curcier  jun.  merchants  162  1-2  H'gh 
Laval  Peter,  ropemaker  Front  below  Federal 
Lavarell  William,  harness  maker  Watson's  alley 
Laverty  H;.nnah,  boarding  house  32  Almond 
Laverty  Jesse,  mercliant  31  N-  Water— d.  h.  32  N.  9lh 
Lavell  Josep!),  ropemaker  Queen  below  ShackamaX'jn 
Laver  Mary,  widow  Liberty  alley 
Lauz  Martin,  mariner  54  Mead  ^illey 
Law  Andrew,  weaver  back  134  souih  Eighth 
Law  Samuel,  paper  hanging  manufactory  102  ChristiaJi 
Lawler  Matthew,  alderman  34  Walnut 
Lawrence  Augustine,  19  SpafTord — oyster  cellar  13  south 

Sixth 
fL-iwrence  Anthony,  hairdre-.ser  405  N.  Front 
Lawrence  Benj.  labourer  Sheafts  alley 
Lawrence  C.  B.  portrait  painter  140  Chestnut— d.  b,  298 

Race 
Lawrence  Cristian,  victualler  James 
Lawrence  Elizi,  widow  17  Pewterplatter  alley 
Lawrence  George  M.  hog  victualler  Button  wood 
Lawrence  Isaac  Sc  co  merclmnts  101  Hig)» 
Lawrence  Isaac,  boat  builiJer  405  north  Front 
Lawrence  Isaac,  mercha!it  101  High 
Lawrence  James,  ropemaktr  494  south  2d 
Lawrence  Jacob,  jr.  529  oouth  2d 
Lawrence  Jj.cob,  carter  529  south  2(1 


LEA  paxton's  annual. 

Lawrence  Jacob,  59  Mead  ailey 

Lawrence  John,  baker  back  91  Arch 

Lawrence  John,  paperstainer  123  Mojamtnsing  road 

Lawrence  John,  fringe  manufacturer  39  south  3d 

Lawrence  John,  carpenter  347  Callowhill 

Lawrence  John  C.  whliesmilh  150  St.  John 

Lawrence ,  widow  St,  John  near  C.reen 

Lawrence  Joseph,  jeweller  45  Keys  alley 
Lawrence  Joseph  Redman,  mercht.  near  upper  159  Pine 

(  See  Laurem 
Law^rence  Josiab,  silversmith  107  Coats 
Eawrence  Lawrence,  skindresser  290  Vine 
I^attTence  Mary,  widow  471  north  3d 
Lawrence  Mary,  teacher  3  Strawberry 
Lawrence  Mahlon,  taylor  10  High 
Lawrence  Richard,  buker  Lilys  alley  below  Green 
jLaws  Carsar,  labourer  36  Currrant  alley 
Laws  Clement,  china  store  S.  W.  cor.  9th  and  market  — 

d'-  h.  106  south  10th 
Laws  Elijah,  carpet  and  bedding  wareliouse  264  M  gii 
Laws  Elijah,  jr.  upholsterer  15  norih  6fh 
Laws  George,  tanner  208  south  4'  h 

Laws  James,  ttinner  523  north  Front       (See  Laiv  &  Lotv 
Laws  Jane,  widow  55  Currant  alley 
Laws  John,  silverplater  17  south  Seventh 
Laws  Ludwick,  tanner  70  Lombard 
-rLaws  Stephen,  woodsawyer  back  109  German 
Lawson  Alexandei-,  engraver  Pine  above  9lh 
Lawson  Mattliew,  mariner  45  Mead  alley 
Lawson  Ruchel,  widow  of  John,  119  Callowhill 
Lawson  Thomas,  giocer  44  Browne  (N.  L.) 
Lawson  William  &  Co.  storekeeper  3  south  2d 
Lawto:i  Daniel,  bricklayer  456  south  Front 
Lawton  John,  stable  keeper  10  Laurel — d.  h.  244  S 
Laycock  William,  S  carpenter  north  Bushill  .  5ih 

Lay  M  .dame,  121  s(  uth  5th 

Lay  Li  wis,  merchant  163  High  [^Lee  and  Lea 

Lay  &  Thouron,  merchants  163  High 
Lay  Thomas,  fruiter  39  High 
Layman  David,  weaver  St.  John  n.  Green. 
Lazarus  Isaac,  seacaptain  93  Green 
Le  1  Isaac,  merchant  177  High 
Lea  John  merchant  177  High,  d.  h.  186  Spruce 
Lea  John,  jr:  G*  Co.  merchants  51  S.  wharves 
Lea  John  is"  Isaac,  merchants  177  High 
Lea  Joseph,  sugar  refiner  27  Church  ay.-- d.  h.  102  { 

S.  4th  See  Lee  L.ay  and  Ley 

Leadbeater  John,  lampmaker,  &:c,  93  Walnut,  d.   h. 

Currant  ay 
Le ad beate r  CT*  Sheldon,   patent  lamp   manufacturers 

and  of-iss  founders  93  Walnut 
Leahy  Michael  ,Plaisterer  27  Pewtcrplatter 
Leak  H.  painter  88  N.  2d  *       ISee  Lake 

Learner  Anthony,  grocer  and  tavern  27  Plum 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY  LEK 

Leaning  F  merchant  27  High  and  35  Pine 

Learning  Rebecca,  gentlewoman    53  Pine 

Learning  Thomas  F.  merchant  53  Pine 

Leamy  John,  president  of  the  Marine  Insurance  Com- 
pany 79  Sth  3d  cor.  Walnut  [See Leonard 

Leannard  Michael,  stone  cutter  27  Race  d.  h.  N.  Sth 

Leanard  John,  tinplate  worker  Wrights  ay 

I  Lear  Ann.  22  Currant  ay 

Leary  Charjes,  currier  S.  E.  cor.  3d  and  Lombard 

Leatherberry  Abel  cordwain«r  189  St.  John 

Leanoir  Frances,  shipwright  70  Coats 

Leanon  Henry  cordwainer  Unity  ct 

Leatherman  M,  drayman  Lily  ay.  n.  Tammany 

Leatton  Margi.  milliner  91  Arch 

Leaver  David,  baker  Little  Oak 

I^eaver  John,  tavern  keepsr  5  S.  7th 

Le  Blank  Lewis,  goldsnnth  19J  S.  5th 

Le  Brun  C.  professor  of  the  French,  Spanish  and 
English  languages  159  S.  2d. 

Le  Brun  Mrs.  seminary  159  S.  2d 

Lechleitner  P.  G  merchant  107  N.  Front  Consul  for 
the  Netherlands 

Lechler  Elizabeth,  widow  238  S.  4th 

Lechler  George,  vict.  4th  above  Brown 

Leclerc  Joseph,  slorekeeper  49  N.  Second 

Lecompt  Wm.  innkeeper  83  N*.  Water 

tLecount  James,  oysterman  92  N.  3d— d.  b.  38  Coats  ay. 

fLecount  Joseph,  labourer  Allen's  alley 

Lecount  Thomas,  oysterman  123  S.  Third 

Lecture  Wm.  cordwainer  Carpenter  (S.)  ab  2d 

Ledden  Wm.  Lily's  ay 

Leddcnton  Wm.  mariner  13  Little  Water 

Leddy  Michael,  grocer  368  High 

Ledley  Eliz.  widow  3U1  S.  Front     . 

Ledent  Hannah,  widow  bottler  46  Dock 

Leddon  Samuel,  combmaker  Laurel  (N.L) 

Ledon  Ferryman  combmaker  Bndd  near  Poplar 

Le  Dwke  Mrs.  of  Cadet,  Oak  (N.  L.)  ab.  hay-scales 

Lee  Andw.  shBllopmau  135  north  Water 

Lee  Charles,  painter  &  glazier  cor.  12  and  Lombur  d 

Lee  Christopher  glas.s  manuf.  Penn  (K) 

Lee  Eliz.  milkwomBn  101  Cherry 

Lee  Franklin,  bricklayer  98  Poplar 

Lee  George,  rigger  287  N.  Front  [*ee  Leo  &•«,• 

Lee  Jane,  mantua  maker  64  Mulberry 

Lee  Jane,  tayloress  60  N.  Sixth 

Lee  John,  weaver  13  German 

Lee  John,  storekeeper  71  High 

Lee  John,  grocer  325  N.  Second 

Lee  John,'s.  W.  cor.  Cedar  and  4th 

Lee  John,  2  Parham's  alley 

l^e  Joseph,  mercht,  70  S.  2d 

Lee  Joseph  C.  Printer,  North  Eighth  above  Callowhili 


LEI  paxton's  annual 

Lee  Mary,  widow  Britton's  alley 

Lee  widow  of  Crisiopher  I  oarding  house  130  S.  Ffont 

Lee  Peter,  nailer  Lomburd  W  Sch.  6th 

fLee  Peter,  labourer  68  Small 

Lee  Ralph,  grocer  325  N.  Third 

Lee  Ralph  &  Co.  grocers  325  N.  Second 

Lee  Robert,  Bellows  maker  79  Shippen 

Lee  Robert,  carter  134Ced.ir 

Lee  Wm.  chairmaker  360  N.  2d — d.  h,  Lily  ay, 

Leech  Margaret,  156  Spruce  .,  -  "         [-fee  Leici, 

Lecdom  Jonathan,  merciit.  210  S.  Water— d.h.  29  Pine 

Leedom  Wm.  nriercht.  78  S  Front  and  198  Spruce 

Leeds  Ann,  511  north  Front 

Leed-,  Gurdon,  cabinet  maker  13  Mary 

Leeds  Josiaih  W.  nnerchant  taylor  57  Walnut 

Lees  Jacob,  victualler  Thorn'ss  court  near  Fourtii 

(see  L<a 
Lees  Peter,  taylor  50  ^^^od 

Lefevre  Margaret,  widow  storekeeper  106  north  Ninth 
Le  Fevre  F.  silversmith  212  south  5th  (see  Lafevre 

Le  Fevre  James,  merchant  and  agent  for  the  Baltimore 

and  Union  line  of  packets  and  steam  boats  9  S.  Whurvcs 

~d.  h.  27  Race 
Lefever  Maximilian,  gi'ocer  cor  Chestnut  and  Juniper 
Lefferts  Charles,  clock  and  watchmaker  61  1-2  S.  Second 

— d.  h.  203  south  Seventh 
lefferts  &  ^all,  clock  and  watch  makers  61 1-2  S.  2 
Lefratz  Geo.  cordwainer  8  Perkenpine  court 
Leg^er  Lott,  blacksmith  170  Shippen 
I>eger  Nicholas,  trader  N.  E.  comer  Wood  and  6th 
Lehman  Chrifdan,  coach  trimmer  163  Vine 
Lehman  George  F.  m.  d.  Lombard  near  Tenth 
l^ehman  Joseph,  druggist  and  apothecary  o2Q  High  an<] 

Hamilton  village 
Lehman  Peter,  druggist  330  High 
Lehman  Philip,  dry  good  store  62  north  Second 
Leliman  Samuel,  blacksmith  296  and  302  north  Front 
Lehman  &  Smith,  druggists  &c  76  south  Second 
Lehman  William,  druggists  Stc.  76  south  Second 
Lehr  Henry,  tailor  288  s.orth  Front 
Le  Huray  Nicholas,  clock  and  watchmaker  160  north  2d 
Leib  Michael,  m.  d  corner  Tammany  and  Third 
Leibbrandt  John  Andrew,  skindresser  490  north  Secona 
Leich  Richard,  taylor  and  tavernkeeper  X.  E.  cor.  Second 

Christian 
Lejch  &  Huckel,  taylors  79  south  Water 
Leidy  C.  dry  good  stor«  352  north  3d 
Leidy  George,  commission  merchant  352  north  Thirc' 
Leidy  Jacob,  shoemaker  15  Watsor.'.s  alley 
Leidy  Philip,  hatter  203  north  Third 
Leighcon  John,  labourer  Joint  alley 
Leip  Sarali,  widow  Tenth  above  Vine 
Leiper  James,  grocer  corner  Vine  and  Tenth 
Leiper  Thomas,  tobacconist  274  High 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  LES 

Leinau  Daniel,  hatter  203  north  Third 

Leishman  E.  milliner  82  south  Fourth 

irishman  Robert,  saddler  l?'c.  47  S.  Fourth 

Leitman  Henry,  grocer  S.  E,  corner  Race  and  10th 

Leitch  Jane,  306  south  Front 

Lelurge  Joseph,  jeweller  ect.  Bakec's  alley 

Lemark  John,  labourer  Marlbro'  below  Prince 

Lemar  Joseph,  labourer  7  Christian 

l.emist  Wm.  G*  W.  B,  Tappan,  clock  and  patent  time 

piece  makers  49  north  Sd 
Lemkey  Frederick,  cooper  3  Callowhill 
Lemmon  John  H.  painter  and  glazier,  208  south  7th 
Lenox  David,  president  Philadelphia   bank— d.  h.  S".  W. 

corner  lOtii  and  Chestnut 
Lens  Peter,  rigger  back  67  Catharine 
Lentz  George,  victualler  395  N.  4th — stall  No.  1  (N.  L.) 

market  (^See  Lantz  &  Lance 

Lentz  Henry,  merchant  236  and  238  north  2d 
Lentz  Jacpb,  storekeeper  460  north  3d 
Lentz  John,  victualler  cor.  Maria  and  4th — stall  No.  ^ 

(N.  L.)  market 
Lentz  John,  cabinet  maker  444  north  3d 
Lentner  George  C.  fancy  chair  maker  and  justice  of  the 

peace.  High  W.  permanent  Bridge 
Lennard  Michael,  stone  cutter  N.  E.  corner  Race  and  8th 

— d.  h.  77  north  8th 
T^onard  John,  bleeder  &c.  108  German 
Leonard  M.  saddler  Mint  court  [see  lAnnarJ 

Leonard  Martha,  widow  96  Cedar 
I^onard  William,  potter  Queen  above  Kunckle 
Leroy  Alexander,  hair  watch  chain  maker  Ti^  Bread 
Leroy  Charles,  broker  12  bread 
Leslie  John,  printer  Callowhill  near  lOth 
Leslie  Lydia,  boarding  house  188  Spruce 
Lesley  Catharine,  widow  22  Wood 
Lesley  James,  accountant  22  Wood 
Lesley  P.  cabinetmaker  151  Vine  and  52  Cherry 
Letford  William,  cordwainer  Liberty  alley 
Letteiier  William,  cordwainer  back  296  south  3(1 
f/Cturno  Michael,  smith  33  Coats 
Leturno  &  Durff,  smiths?  71  north  6th 
Leupold  Adam,  baker  51  north  6th 
L^van  Jacob,  crirpenter  5th  near  Noble 
Levan  WilliaTD,  94  Race 
Levaro  John,  labourer  back  29  north  7th 
Levis  Isaac,  paper  manufac.  15  Decatur — d-  fi.  !38  N.  Gih 
Lcsh  Henry,  S.  E.  corner  High  and  ll'.h 
I^esh  John,  grazier  Christian  below  7ih 
Lesh  Samuel,  gardener  Queen  (S.)  below  6th 
Leslier  C!»arles,  coachmaker  near  45  New  Market 
Leshcr  Christian,  carpenter  181  Cedar 
Lesher  George  Cf  Son,  coachmakers  corner  Callowhill  and 

New  Marine t  \_See  Lacker 

Lej.her  William,  farmer 


LEW  PAXTOn's  ANNUAL 

Lester  Rev.  Ebenezer,  6U.  Y.  r. — q.  h.l9  Cberiy 
Lutz  George  F.  laboHrer  149  Moyornen.-ini-,  road 
Leuffei  Thomas  G.whiskc}  &c.  mercht.  High  W,  ShuylL 

6lh  and  Scluiyil.  4th 
Levasseur  Le^vis  F.  grocer,  Carpenter  (S.)  above  4th 
Levering  Hannah,  45  Vine 
Levering  JohnHthan  H.  carpe'iter  478  Sassafras 
Levering  Jacob,"  Uuir-r  :  rd  gT^xf-ry  20  Shippen  - 
Levering  Taos.  "Wasiiington,  brassfo.inder  38  south  5th 
Levering  Wick;^rd,  taylor  back  267  Kace 
Levelled  Lev/ Is,  barber  bnck  56  Lombard 
lievering  Zaclisnab,  poiteiN.  8ih  below  Buttonwood 
Levick  E.  currier  35  Pine 
Levingston  James,  blacksmith  Alban 
Levis  Hoi  ea  I.  accomptant  72  Wood 
Levis  Taere.ssa,  tayioress  St.  George's  alley 
Levy  Aa:  on,  dry  good  store  167  north  3d 
Levy  Abraham,  trader  .^nd  quill  dresser  253  Vine 
Levy  Daniel,  innkeeper  and  grocer  N.  6th  above  Camac 
Levy  Hart,  merchant  200  Sassafras 
Le\7  Isaac  I.  com.  mercht.  77  N.  4th 
Levy  J.  broker  and  commission  merchant  49  south  3d 
Levy  Moses,  counsellor  at  law  221  Chesnut  above  7th 
Levy  Rachael,  widow  25  north  5ih 
Levy  Sampsom,  counsellor  at  law  68  Walnut 
Lewellen  Thomas,  cordwainer  Madison's  alley 
Lewis  Abner,  .store  keeper  405  High 
Lewis  Ann,  widow  11  Pear 

Lev.'is  David,  old  ferry  wharf— d.  h.  Vine  above  2d 
Lewis  David,  merchant  and  president  of  the  Phoenix  in- 
surance company  127  3.  Front— dwelling  142  south  2d 
Lewis  Elizabeth  Mrs.  285  Chestnut 
Lewis  Eliza,  widow  back  40  George  (S.) 
Lewis  Elizabeth,  grocer  Catharine  street  wliarf 
Lewis  El.z.  widow,  board,  house,  N.E.  cor.  9th  8c  Filbert 
Lewis  Emanr.el,  accomptant  393  north  Second 
TLewis  Francis  hatter  362  north  2d 
■fLewis  Francis,  labourer  339  Sassafras 
Lewis  Fanny  Mrs.  of  Ilezekiah,  back  211  Callowliil* 
Lewis  George,  merchant  127  S.  Front — d.  h.  142  S.  2.1 
Lewis  George,  carpenter  96  Bedford 
Lewis  George,  hrickmaker  Say 

Lewis  Geo.  brickmaker  Schuyil.  41h  rib.  Vine  and  Filbert 
Lewis  George,  taverkeeper  Hamilton  vll.age 
Lewis  Henry  C.  printer  Bushill  and  157  S.  11  th 
Lewis  Haven  8i  Co.  merchant  127  south  Front 
Lewis  Harriot,  widow  130  Race 
Lewis  Hezckiah,  victualler  211  Callowhill 
Lewis  Harvey,  silversmith  12  3.  2d  &  143  Chestnut 
Lewis  Henry,  tavemkeeper  97  nortii  Fourth 
Lewis  Jacob,  hostk^r  37  Crown 
Lewis  Jacob  M.  coppersmith  201  north  3d 
Lewis  .7acob,  brickmaker  Broud  near  Sassafras 
l-ewis  Jamc-s,  sliuUopmau  b:'.ck7S\vai^son 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  LlM 

Ll  v  ;i  James,  hatter  187  north  Front 
Lewis  Jiiities,  oysterman  7  Swanson 
i.e\vLs  J(>b,  oak  cooper  45  Kcy*s  Alley 
Lewis  John,  victualler  33  Garden 
Lewh  John,  shoemakea  55  north  Seventh 
Lewis  John  F.  acconipiant  82  north  Second 
Lewis  Joseph,  shallopman  210  St.  John 
Lewis  Joseph,  stevedore  272  south  Front 
Lewis  Joseph,  ropemaker  carpenter  near  Third 
Lewis  Joseph,  skindresser  552  north  Third 
Lewis  Joseph  S.  merchant  counting  house  25  Dock 

--dwelling  148  south  Second 
Lewis  Lawrence,  mercnant  107  south  Third 
Lewis  Lydia,  widow  9  Friends'  Almshouse 
Lewis  Mary,  perfumer  163  north  Front 
Lewis  Morde^cai  D.  domestic  warehouse  152  Hig-h 

soith  tS^''   merchant  135  south  Front  and  131 
Lewis  M.  ^'s.  N   merchants  135  south  Front 
Lewis  Rachel,  widow  of  Wm.  S.  E.  cor.  2d  and  Pine 
Lewis  Reeve,  merchant  118  Spruce 
Lewis  Reeve  b;*  Co.  merchants  35  and  36  S.  whar^-es 
Lewis  Robert  M.  merchant  Pine  street  wharf-dwell- 

mg  188  south  Front 
Lewis  Samuel,  sea  captain  491  sou.h  Front 
Lewis  Samuel  N.  135  south  Front— d.  h    140  S  2d 
Lewis    Samuel,  geographer    and    writing  master  157 

south  Eleventh 
Lewis  Sar^iij,  widow,  nurse  York  court 
Lewis  Stephen  I.  sea  captain  Catharine  street  wharf 
i^ewis  Thomas,  merchant,  142  south  2d 
Lew.s  WilHam,  counsellor  at  Jaw  inquire  173  Walnu*- 
i  Lewis  Wilham,  brushmaker  233  south  Fourth 
Lewis  V,  illiam  A.  ^  Co.  copptrsmiths  201  north  3d 
Lex  A  ndrew,  victualler  Laurence 
Lex  Charles,  hog  victualler  345  Callowhill 
Lex,  H^Miry,  victualler  Garden  above  Mulberry  alley 
Lex  .^icob,  merchant  283  High— d.  h.  6  north  9th 
Lex  Margaret,  victualler  Button  wood  cor.  Charles 
Lex  Peter,  su^-ar  refiner  283  High 
Ley  Daniel,  grocer  and  tavernkeeper  Sixth  near  Ger  road 

and  7Sieriing  alley 
L*HiiUer  John  B.  professor  of  music  44  Carpenter 
Legh(on  John,  carpenter  Chestnut  W.  of  Broad 
Lautier  Thomas,  tailor  301  south  Thiid 
Liddie  William  32  Fitzwaher  r^eg  Uetle 

I-.g-get  John,  storekeeper  51  south  Second- 
L'g-got  George,  carpenter  corner  9t!i  ar.d  Bonsall 
Likens  Sarah,  widow  38  Aich 
Liley  John,  gilder  back  267  south  Fifth 
Lillybridge  Charlotte,  widow  121  New 
Limbart  John,  machine  maker  Chestnut  above  Thirteenth 

{tee  Laniba-rt 
18 


iL.lP  PAXTOW-'s  ANNUAL 

Ijmeburner  John  B.  jun.  tobacconist  79  Callowhill 

Limeburner  John,  grocer  Bucld  below  Laurel 

Limeburner  Mary,  widow  8  Budd 

Limete  Lewis,  mantle  ornament  maker  Ger.  r.  near  4tU 

Limer  George,  bookVmder  Noble  above  Second 

Linck  George,  carpenter  10th  above  Race 

Linck  Henry,  cordwai:ier  141  Vine 

Linck  Jacob,  cedar-cooper  Jones  W.  Sch.  5th 

Link  John,  cordwainer  41  Coats 

Linck  Peter,  cordwainer  141  Vine 

Lindemulh  Godfrey,  cordwainer  359  Arch 

Lindsay  Ehzabeth,  widow  Wood  above  7th 

Lindsay  Hugh,  labourer  125  north  Second 

Lindsay  John,  china  store  3  Goddai-d's  alley 

■j-Lindsay  John,  mariner  Shippen  above  7th 

Lindsay  Maiy,  widow  Cherry  below  6th 

Lindsay  Robert,  cabinet  maker  1  Decatur — d.  h  12  N.  6lh 

Lindsey  John,  carter  446  north  Third 

Lines  (Jonrad,  cordwainer  467  south  2d  (eee  Lyons 

Linesheets  Charles,  carter  543  north  Third 

Linerd  Jolm,  mastmaker  corner  Oak  and  Noble — d.  h.  39 

Callowhill 
LingfeUer  Andrew,  wireworker  27  Appletree  alley 
Link  Mary,  widow  8  Rurd's  alley 
Link  Peter,  jeweller  .''ack  81  north  5th 
Linker  John,  shoemaker  near  47  Tammany 
Linnn  Henry,  shallopman7  German 

Linn  Mary,  boarding  house  155  south  Second     {see  Lynn 
Linn  Prudence,  segar  maker  16  Sassafras  alley 
Linnard  James  M.  lumber  mer.  3i9  S. Front  \see  Leonard 
Linnard  Wm.  U.  S.  Qr.  M:.ster  Gen.  205  S.  Fourth 
Linnard  T.  M.  &  J.  M.  lumber  merchants  corner  Spruce 

and  Eleventh 
Linnard  Thomas  M.  lumber  merchant  174  south  llth 
Linnard  Wiilium,  U.  S.  deputy  quartermaster  205  S.  4th 
Lintons  Edward  P.  Juniper  lane 
Linton  Benjamin,  nailer  269  Race— d.  h.  27  N.  10th 
Lintcr.  John,  tobacconist  26  Kunkle 
Linton  Martha,  shopkeeper  223  Swanson 
Lir.ton  S.;muel,  shoemaker  72  Queen 
Linten  wldjw,  of  Jacob  B.  painter  &c.  24  Mary  (S. 
tListe'i  Jtrenii;.h,  waiter  251  Spruce 
Lipp  JtitDCs,  tei.clur  185  Spruce 
L'ppunl  D.tiiiel,  gouniy  treasurer  4  Moyamensing  r. 
Lippinc'itl  Armella,  widow  186  north  Front 
Lippincott  Benjamin,  grocer  corner  Arch  &  Front 
L  ppincott  Cliarles,  tailor  17  Walnut 
Lippincott  Isaac,  merchant  151  High 
L'ppincoii  Joseph,  carpen'.'er  Castle 
Lipp'nf'f>tt  Jo-iliua,  commission  merchant  387  High 
L'ppincott  Jolm,  tanner, 25  New  Market 
Lippincott  J.  oc  W.  commis.  merchts.  56  S.  Front 
Li-pincottSan^diel,  merchant  29  High — d.  h.  34  Arch 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY,  LLO 

Lippincott  Samuel,  shoemaker  429  south  Second 
Lippincott  Sarah,  gentlewoman  136  Mulberiy 
Lippincott  Wm.  commission  merchunt  56  S.  Front 
Lisle  Charles  P.  commis.  mercht,  and  broker  42  Dock— 

h.  h.  127  south  Second 
Lisle  John,  merchant  213  High  (see  Lyle 

Lisle  John,  merchant  213  Hig-li  {see  Lylf 

Lisle  Mary,  gentlewoman  12f  south  Second 
Lister  James,  sea  captain  69  north  Second 
Lister  James,  mariner  Drinkers  alley 
Lister  Joijn,  ship  master  78  Plum 
L.stsr  Thomas,  printer  78  Plum 

Lish  Henry,  cordwainer  1S6  Cherry  (see  Las}. 

Lithgow  Edward,  carpenter  238  south  Second 
Lif  le  Anthony,  carter  Rose  alley  above  Couts 
Little  Archibald,  trader  93  Lombard  (see  iAihU? 

Little  Archibald,  grocer  142  north  Water 
Little  Archibald,  mariner  299  south  Front 
Little  Ann,  widow  101  Vine 
Little  Charles,  stave  inspector  10  Parham.s  alley 
Liitie  Elijah,  tailor  85  south  Fron.t 
Little  John,  carpenter  W.  of  Pennt.  Bridge 
Little  John,  merchant  Market  ab.  7th— d.  h.  51  Sausorw 
Little  James,  labourer  392  Uuce 
Little  John  P.  232  High 
Little  Rufus,  collector  6  Argjle 
Little  Thomas,  merchant  21— d.  h.  8  Church  alley 
Little  Wm.  silverr^hter  G.  road  1st  gate 
Littleboy  M.  J.  vaa.iary,  feather,  comb,  and  patent  la4iip 

store  44  and  4G  X.  2nd 
Littleboy  George,  combmaker  46  X.  2nd 
Livensetter  John,  teacher  6  Brewer's  ay  &  37  Callowhil 
Livenetter  John,  teacher  37  New  Market  and  6  Wood 
Livezely  Jacob,  wheelwright  301  and  309  S,  2d 
Livezely  John,  taylor  50  N.  Water 
Livezely  John,  stablekeeper  '2>5S  S.  2d 
Livezey  John,  taylor  20  Purham*s  ay. 
Livingston  John,  pain' er  Currant  alley 
Livingston  Mrs.  346  High 
Litzenberg  Jacob,  labourer  Arch  W.  Sch.  2d 
Lloyd  Anil,  widow  260  south  Sixth 
Lloyd  Dianah,  122  Lombard 
Llo>id  Eliz.  193  S.  6. 
fLloyd  Edward,  fruiterer  142  Chestnut 
Lloyd  Isaac,  merchant  53  S.  wharves  and  86  Union 
Lloyd  Isaac,  merchants  5S  S.  Wharves — d.  h.  86  Union 
Lloyd  Joseph,  attorney  at  law  45  Prune 
Lloyd  Joseph,  waterman  418  S  2d 
Lloyd  Joseph,  attorney  at  low  45  Prune  W.  of  5th 
Lloyd  Lambert,  labourer  back  501  south  2nd 
Lloyd  Leven,  16  Swanson 
Lloyd  Nicodemus,  smith  S.  E.  cor.  7th  and  Cheny  and 

"74  High— d.  h.  92  N.  7th 


LON 


PAXTON  S  ANNUAL 


Lloyd  Thomas,  stenographer  148  N.  8lh 
Lloyd  Wn).  carpenter  north  4Ji  iibove  Tammany 
Lloyd  Zcpha,  cabinet  maker  21  Shippen 
Lo-dW  J  )hn,  hairdresser  12  S,  Sixths 
Longue  Wm.  blacksmith  S.  E.  cor.  High  and  Sch.  4- 
Lobaug^ii  Leaaard,  blacksmiih  127  Green 
Lobdeil  Stephen,  halter  lOOJiij^ii  and  98  S.  Fifth 
Lobdeli  Stutson,   iiatter  100  Higli — d.  h.  98  N.  5th 
Lock  Thomas,  labcirer  47  Charlotte 
Lockard  John,  shipmaster  37   Penn 
Locki>art  Joiji,  sea  captuin  84  Vine 
Lockhurd  Robert,  306  south  Fourth 
L^cke  Harrison  dry  g-ood  store  30  High 
.Locken  James,  bookbinder  1  Hinkles;  court 
Lockwert  Geoi-ge,  baker  107  Vine 
Lockwood  E.d\v:,r(3,  ladies  shoemaker  Ann  W.  Sch.  Sti: 
Lockwood  Joseph,  Gent  110  north  Seventh 
Lockwood  Oliver,  s1ioemuker304  south  Third 
Lockwood  Richard,  cabinet  mitk-ir  293  south  Third 
L  /ckyer  George,  shipmaster  G9  Union 
F^dor  John,  tailor  156  and  221  south  Front 
L  >^an  widow,  of" Daniel  Quir.ce  be!.  Wdnnt 
Log-an  Elizabeth,  widow  niar.tua  maker  2  Svigar  alley 
Logan  I\Iary,  shspkeeper  corner  4ihund  New 
Logan  Wm.  silk  etc.  dyer  262  sou'.h  Front 
Logue  H";gb,  Jabourov  Little  O.^k 
Jjohra  U  Cai-iile,  ironrno  :gersl:39  High 
Lohra  J.  ironmonger  IS":)  High  dweiimg  222  Spruce 
Lohru  PQ.ter,  notary  j>ubiic  65  Dock 
Loier  Htiimaii,  v/idou-  .>3  .»  north  Front 
Loler  Thoma<,  14  Duke  {N.  L.)  (see  Lalor  Ldtok 

IjOmixC;ilcb,  waterman  63  Queen 
Long  Alexander,  soapboiler  Fine  near  12th 
fjong  Andrew,  shoemaki^-r  13  Wells  row- 
Long  Andrew,  cordwaincr  203  £c  196  north  Tiiir  ■■ 
Long  Henry,  scavenger  back  196  north  Third 
L:>ng  Henry,  labourer  21  Biidd 
Long  Henry,  shoemaker  4-05  11  tce 
I^'jng  J-'cob,  boot  and  .-liocmaker  Crown  bel.  Prijice 
Long  Jo!m,  currier  12  Stampers  alley  ^ 

Long  Joim,  lalluwchandler  corner  V/ood  and  6th 
Long  John,  grocer  N.  W.  comer  German  and  Secou'l 
Long  Jf)hn,  Bnckmiiicer  O.  Y.  r.  aboVe  Poplar 
Long  Jouc-ph,  cordwainer  Sth  above  Camac 
Long  K   bonnutmaker  1  Strawberry 
Long  Mar},  i!inkeeper  194  N,  4th  nearCallowhiU 
Long  Peter,  stationer  6  Pewt-rpiatter  alley 
Long  Thomas,  siagedrivcr  19  Sassatras 
Long  William,  gold  and  Silver  smith  28'i  N.  Sth 
Long  William,  runner  i;\  Philadelphia  Bank  190  S.  5\h 
Longcopc  Samuel,   )iintcr  251  souih  Seventh 
Longbaiigh  D.  me.il  dealer  O.  Y.  r.  ab.  Canf\ac 
Loiigp'jint  D.  Lboiircr  Civn.er.s  ullcv 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECl  ORY.  ^^^  V 

i.ong'sftore  Rachel,  widow  189  north  Front 
Longshore  Sarah,  widow  408  N.  3d 
Longstreth  Charles,  merchant  4  north  Third 
Long-streth  &  Baiiy,  merchants  113  High 
Longstreth  David  &  Charles,  merchants  10  N.  Third 
Longstreth  David,  mer.  3  Church  alley — d.  h.  10  N.  3rd 
Longstreih  IsancT.  mer  333  H;gh— d.  h.  2G  Church  alley 
Longstreth  Joshua,  mer.  21  Church  alley — d.  h.  185  Arch 
Longstreth  Samuel,  mer.  113  High — d.  h.  18;J  Arch 
Lonstreth  Thomas  M.   bookseller  and  manufacturer  of 
paper  hanging  119  High  (s'^.e  Langstroth 

Longuefosse  John  B.  merchant  107  Lombai'd 
Lonton  F.  painter  O'C-  128  south  Second 
Lonlon  Joseph,  painter  &c.  143  S.  2d — d.  h.  3  Greens  ct- 
Looker  Timothy,  cordwainer  106  Christian 
Loomis  Thomas,  teaclier  back  9  Cherry 
Loos  Christian,  baker  512  south  Front 
Loper  Uriah,  shoenVi^ker  Bradford's  alley 
Lopez  M.  L.  M  D.   medical  repository  176  Lombard 
Loraine  Mrs.  widow  of  John  jun,  74  N.  Front 
Lorronge  Lewis,  smith  cor.  5th  CJ*  Fitzwalier 
Lothian  Ann,  cotton  ball  maker  236  N.  Front 
LottHenry,  storekeeper  386  S.  Front 
Lott  Thomas,  carpenter  Cedar  near  13th 
Louder  Jacob,  bricklayer  Kunkle  bl.  Tamany 
Louden  John,  tobacconist  311  S.  2d 
Loud  Hester,  grocer  N.  \V.  corner  Prune  and  5th 
Loud  John,  piano  forte  maker  N.  W:  cor.  Prune  &  iih 
Loud  T,  piano  forte  maker  corner  Prune  and  5th 
Loud  Thomas  &   John,  piano  forte  manf.  N.  W.  cor. 

of  5th  and  Prune 
Loudenlager  Richard,  toy  bhop  90  N.  4th 

[see  Laudenalager^ 
Louderback  Adam,  grocer  424  north  Fourth 
Louderback  Peter,  printer  John 
Louderback  Wm.  biicklayer  Eleventh  near  Spruce 
Louderback,  widow  of  Henry  451  south  Second 
Louge  James,  soapboiler  8  Chancery  lane 
Louge  Menassa,  morucco  dresser  214  south  Sixth 

[see  Lcivrence 
Louge  William,  drayman  Race 
Loughen  Jane,  shijpkeeper  74  Bedford  (M  ) 
Loughcad  Robt,  L.  grocer,  cor.  Oak  and  Passjv-  ik 
Longhead  Thos.  sea  capt.  21  Margaretta  and  54  Green 
Longhead  Thomas,  labourer  26  Small 
lioughery  John,  bark  manuf.  below  Navy  yard — d.  h.  320 

soutli  Front 
r.oughran  Sar-ih,  widow  26  Barron 
Louis  M.  G.  confectioner  136  Higij 
Loupy  V.  perfumer  6  Canffman's  court 
Love  John  M.  D.  apotheca.  y  &  druggist  33  north  4th 
Love  Catharine,  widow  135  north  6'h 


LOY  PAXTON*S   ANNUAL 

Love  David,  steward  Magdalen  Asylum,  cor.  Schuylkill 

2d  ai^d  Race 
Love  Miss,  85  north  6th 
Love  Thomas,  blacksmitli  6  Penn 
Love  Thomas,  cordwainer  270  Cedar 
Love,  Trotter  t^  Co.  merchants  180  High 
Love  William,  carpenler  104  St.  John 
Love  Wm.  H.  merchant  34KOiith  2d 
Lovering  Wm,  paper  hanger  73  Chestnut      (see  Levering 
Lovett  /ohn,  carpenter  260  south  4ih 
Lovett  Robert,  stone  seal  engraver  65 — d.  h.     53  S.  3d 
Love  W^illiam,  cordwainer  back  19  Charlotte 
Lovett  William,  tobacconist  47  Cedar  St  389  north  2d 
Loverell  Burnett,  skiidresser  4lh  above  Carpenter  (S.) 
Low  Vincent,  pilot  17  Christian 
Lowary  John,  cabinet  maker  Beach  near  Maiden 
Lowber  Bowers,  currier  207  north  2d 
Lowber  Daniel,  tanner  and  currier  129  High 
Lowber  Daniel,  patent  boot  and  shoe  mannf.  96  High 
Lowber  Edward,  druggist  146  norvh  3d 
Lowber  John  C.  attorney  at  law  46  1-2  Walnut 
Lowber  P.  currier  N.  W.  cor.  Callowhill  and  Second 
Lowber  William,  tanner  and  currier  251  north  Third 
Lowber  William   kJX  Daniel,  curriers,  boot  and  shoe 

manufacturers,   shoe  warehouse  96  High 
Lowber  iJ'  Chauncey,  attornies  at  law  46  1-2  Walnut 
Lowe  Charlotte,  widow  14  Fromberger's  court  . 
Lower  Abraham,  cabinetmaker  91  north  Third  and 

98  St.  John 
Lower  George,  baker  1  Chancery  lane 
Lower  John  S.  carpenter  Merritts  lane 
Lower  John,  brushmaker  156  north  Third 
Lower    oseph,  silversmith  18  Dock  (See  Laurer 

Lower  William,  cardwainer  14  Plum 

98  St.  John 
Lowder  Ezra,  shingle  dresser  back  28  Duke 
Lowgay  Plicebe,  v/idow  boardmg  house  27  Prune 
Lownes  David,  tailor  84  north  Fourth 
Lownes  Edward,  silversmith  10  1-2  south  Third 
Lownes  Joseph  {jt"  Josiah  H.  silversmiths  124  S.  From 
Lowery  James,  4th  bel.  Merritt's  lane 
Lowry  Ann,  6  Heydes  court 
Lowry  Eleanor,  mantuamaker  210  south  Front 
Lowry   Lewis,    victualler   Vine  comer  10th— stall  54. 

Old  Shambles 
Lowrj'  Isaac,  meal  store  388  south  Front 
Lowry  Peter,  vict.  James  bel.  Ridge  road 
Lowry  Philip,  vict.  271  Callowhill 
Loxley  Catherine,  gentlewoman  Loxley's  ct. 
Loxley  George  W.  Loxley*s  court 
Loxley  Richard,  currier  115  Mulberry 
Loxley  Richard  ^  B.  curriers  115  ^  117  Mulberry 
Loyd  John  labourer  Shackamaxon 
Loyd,  Serrill,  i^'Oakford,  raerchts.  69  High. 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  HIi!. 

Loyd  Thomas,  mercht.  59 — d.  h.  347  High 

Loyd  Thomas,  jun.  mercht.  69— d.  h.  347  High 

Loyd  Thomas,  cordwainer  83  Vine 

Lozzor  John,  mariner  llo  Swanson 

Lubben  Henry,  sugar  baker  St.  yohn  near  Green 

Lucas  Esther,  widow  Poplar  lane  below  2d 

Lucas  Francis,  stevedore  16  Swanson 

Luciani  P.  confectioner  156  High 

Lucy  William  printer  Sell.  6d  bel.  High 

Lucet  Alexander,  shipmaster  224  south  4th 

Ludie  7acob,  carpenter  Noble  above  St.  John 

Luderitz  Henry,  cabinet  maker  179  Race 

Ludinston  J.  teacher  56  Lombard 

Ludlam  Reuben,  flour,  is/c.  dealer  Camden  (N,  J.) 

Ludley  Sarah,  widow  Riddle's  alky 

Ludwick  George,  sign  of  waggon  Lan*  r*  ab.  1st  gate 

Ludwick  Sophia,  widow  105  Vine 

Ludwick  widow  of  Jehu,  254  north  8th 

Ludwig  Sam!,  storekeeper  229  north  3d 

Ludy  Jacob,  carpenter  Oak  (N,  L.)  bel.  Hay  scales 

Lueders,  Marbacker,  &  Co.  N,  Liberty  brewery  117 

N.  4th  ab.  Vine 
Lueders  Thos.  C.  brewer  Wood  bel.  4th 
Luff  David,  corn  carrier  53  German 
Luff  berry  Conrad,  shipwright  Marlboro' near  Queen 
Luff  berry  John,  shipwright  Bishop  (K.)        (Market 

Lugar  Christopher,  vict.  2d.  ab  Laurel — stfeli  37  N.  L. 
Lugar  Philip,  shoemaker  26  Poplar  lane 
Lugar  widow  of  Jacob  near  517  north  2d 
Luhn  Jacob,  broker,  etc.  HI  J.  Front 
Luke  Campbell,  merchant  79  south  Front 
l..uke  James  &  Brothers,  merchts.  79  south  Front 
Luke  William,  merchant  79  south  Front 
Luker  Daniel,  cordwainer  Petticoat  alley 
Lukens  Abraham,  bricklayer  4th  near  Browne 
Lnkens  Abraham,  cordwainer  5  Greenleaf  alley 
Lukens  E.  saddler,  &c.  14north  3d 
Lukens  Isaac,  tailor  5  Greenleaf  alley 
Lukens  Isaiah,  back  173  High  (14  N.  3d. 

Lukens  Jonathan  &  Son,  saddlers,  ^c.  102    High    ^ 
Lukens  John,  shoemaker  back  134  Crown 
Lukens  Jonathan  and  Son,  saddlers,  etc  182  High  and 
Lukens  Joseph,  yeoman  143  Green     (14  N.  Green 
Lukens  Joseph,  mason  108  Coats 
Lukens  Maria,  boarding  house  36  Sansom 
Lukens  William,  blacksmith,  108  Coats 
Lukens  Isaiah,  173  High 
Luker  Barbara,  widow  418  north  Front 
Lnquin  Ubit,  hog-  victualler  Frankford  road  ab.  Bedford 
Lusby  Josiah,  carpet  ware  53  north  Second 
Lush  John,  printer  62  Clierry 
Lusk  Francis,  cordwainer  Cresson*s  alley 
Luther  Nathan,  cracker  baktr  south  Wharves  bel.  Cedarr 
Lutt  Aaron,  tobaconisl  P'ront  above  Poplar 
Lutz  Conrad,  shipwright  Hanover  below  Queen 


LYT  paxton's  annual 

Lutz  Conrad,  tobacconist  back  105  Vine 

Lutz ,  widow  milkwomaa 

L.utz  Frederick,  cedar  cooper  467  north  Second" 

Lulz  George,  shipwrigJit  Shackainaxon 

Lutz  Jacob,  tobacconist  Sch.  Fifth  above  High 

Lutz  Philip,  victualler  Charles  street 

Lybrand  Christian,  br.ckmaker  123  New 

Lybrand  Georpe  C  hardware  merchant  345  High 

Lybrand  George,  brlckmaker  307  Mulberry 

L\  brand  G.  C.  Scrivers's  court 

Lybrand  Margaret,  widow  37  north  Eighth 

Lybrand  Michael,  brickmaker  38  Filbert 

Lvcett,  John,  silverplater  460  Race  (see  Laucett 

Lyle  Jair.es  meichant,  55  Walnut— d.  h.  95  south  4lh 

(see  Lide 

Lyle  Mary,  seamstress  46  Almond 

Lyle  &  Newman,  merci\ants  55  AValnut 

Lyle  Peter  merchant  High  corner  Sch.  6th 

Lynam  Edward,  paper  stainer  Increase  court 

Lynan  Edward  paper  stainer  120  south  Tenth 

Lvnch  Edward,  jun  accomptant  11  north  Fourth 

Lynch  Edward,  secretary  to  Union  Insurance  Company  11 

north  Fourth 
Lynch  Daniel,  coach  maker  Unity  court 
Lynch  John,  336  south  Thii-d 
Lynch  Thom;.>;  bottler  11  north  4th 
L>  nch  Robert,  moulder  N.  E.  corner  Cherry  &  Twelfth 
Lynch  William,  merchant  40  Dock — d.  h.  226  Spruce 
Lynd  James,  domestic  ware  house  33  north  2d 
Lyndall  Benjamin  &  Son,  cabinet  makers  205  south  4th 
Lyndall  Benjamin,  cabinet  maker  104  Lombard 
Lyndail  David,  chairmaker  294  north  Third 
Lyndall  James,  carpenter  Pine  above  Ninth 
Lyndall  John,  ship  joiner  Federal  near  Front  shop  222 

Swan  son 
Lyndall  Joseph  W.  cabinet  maker  73  Gaskill 
Lyndall  Joseph,  crpenter  Greens  court 
Lynn  Ann,  widow  139  Vine 
Lynn  Simon,  merchant  278  High 
Lyon  Ann,  washerwoman  Burd's  row 
Lyon  Joseph,  merchant  225  Market — d.  h.  248  Spruce 
Lyon  Fa'.rick,  smith  and  hydraulic  engine  maker  Library 
Lyon  Philip,  taylor  79  Locust 
Lyons  Ann,  widow  127  Arch 
L;  on  Eleanor,  widow  65  Catharine 
Lyons  Hannah,  widow  119  north  Sixth 
Lyons  John,  turner  Broad  above  Race  {see  Lines 

Lyons  Mary,  widow  95  Christian 

Lyons  Samuel,  tin  plate  worker  132  High— d.  h.  189  Pine 
Lyons  Sam.uel,  tin  plate  worker  S.  W.  co.  Race  &  3d 
Ly^le  William,  hackman  4  Dawson's  court 
q,tle  John,  accountant  45  Sliippen 
Lytle  widow  of  Thomas,  114  Filbert 
Lytton  John  W.  accountant  York  street 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  M'C 

M'Adam  &  Bell,  whiskey  and  flour  store  High  W.  Sch. 

Seventh 
M'Adams  James,  grocer  146  Cedar 
M'Adam  Thomas,  whiskey  and  iioiir  store  High  W.  Sch. 

Seventh 
M'Adam  Martha,  widow  87  north  Ninth 
M'Aftee  Margaret,  widow  Galbreth'.s  court 
M'Affee  John,  carter  corner  Queen  and  Sixth 
M'Affee  Robert,  turner  484  north  Third 
McAllister   AJexr.  late    grccer  160   North   Eighth   [see 

J\I'  CoUester  and  JMacnlestev'] 
M'A' lister  Alexr.  Jr.  grocer  SE  corner  Vine  and  Eighth 
M'AlJister  Charles,  taylor  87  south  Fourth 
M'Allister  George,  hibourer  Stillhouse  alley 
M'Allister  James  T.  cordwainer  Broad  below  George 
M'^Mlister  John  &  son,  vvhipmakers,  &c.  48  Chesnut 
M*Alhster  John,  sen.  whipmaker,  &c.  64  Union 
M'AlHster  John  jun.  whipmaker,  &c.  48  Chesnut 
M'Alhster  John,  grocer  SW  corner  Race  &  Eighth 
M*Alhster  John,  whipmaker  Frankfoi-d  r.  bel.  Queen 
McAllister  Thomas,  grocer  So  Fitzwalter 
M'AJpin  Andrew,  taylor  5o  south  Third 
M'Alpin  James,  gentleman  122  Chesnut 
M'Anall  James,  fruiterer  134  south  Tenth 
M*Annelly  Catliarine,  widow  160  Shippen 
M'Anasty  Andrew,  plaisterer  71  Bedford  (M) 
M'Anulty  Ennis,  labourer  Washington  ab.  Callowhill 
M'Anulty  Hug-h,  tavernkeeper  416  High  ab.  Thirteenth 
M*Aran  John,  gardener  Pratt's  place 
IM'Arthur  Daniel,  taylor  54  Cedar 
M'Arthur  Sarah,  widow  14  Race 
j\I*Arthur  Peter,  dyer  and  scourer  102^  Arch 
M'Auley  James,  confectioner  148  nortli  Front 
M'Avo)'  Richard,  grocer  36  Browne  SE  corner  Budd 
jM'Braerty  Hugh,  labourer  Grissel's  alley 
M'Bride  Collin,  grocer  and  bottler  Broad  ab.  Arch 
M-Bride  James,  stevedore  back  424  south  Front 
M^Bride  Robert,  labourer  St.  Joseph's  av. 
M'Bride  Robert  Y.  saddler  Sec.  140  north   Second  and 

42  High 
M'Bride  Wm.  shoemaker  304  south  Third 
M'Bryan  Patrick,  carter  150  Cedar 
M'Cafferty  Isabella,  widow  39  Gennan 
M'CaflTerty  James,  drayman  Cedar  above  Tenth 
IM'Cabe  Bernard,  wliiskey  store  and  tavern  corner  High 

and  Sch.  Front 
MTaine  rev  Alexander,  172  Race 
M'Call  John,  shipwi'ight  Tammany  above  Fourth 
M'Call  Arclubald,  merchant  123"W^Unut — dh  91  soutJi 

Eighth 
M'Call  John  C.  attorney  at  law  125  Walnut 
M'Call  miss  Eleanor,  77  soul  h  Fourth 
M'CaD  Judith,  widow  302  Chesnut 

100 


M*C  PAXTOX'S   ANxVUAL 

M'Call  Wm.  gi-ocer  corner  Fifth  and  Merriott's  lane 
M'Calla  Alexander,  (Green  tree  inn)   48  and  50  N.  4tli 

[see  J\PCauley\ 
M*Calla  Andrew,  cordwainer  263  south  Fourth 
M'Calla  and  Conger,  dr}-  goods  store  44  north  Fourth 
M'Calla  Archibald,  China  merchant  47  north  Tliird  and 

66  north  Fourth 
M'Calla  John,  hatter  160  south  Fifth 
M'Calla  John,  storekeeper  66  north  Fourth 
M'Calla  and  Rapp,  China  merchants  47  north  Third 
M'Calla  Margaret,  widow  71  Locust 
M'Calla  Robt.  P.  druggist  o2>7  High— d  h  71  Locust 
M'Calla  Wm.  H.  storekeeper  44  north  Foui-th 
M'Calley  Mai-garet,  widow  Sch.  Second  below  Walnut 
M'Calley  Robert,  hatter  2  Harmony  court 
M'Callmont  George,  merchant  21  Dock — d  h  70  south 

Fourth 
M'Cally  James,  carpenter  7  RiM's  court 
M'Canles  John,  deputy  marshall  21  Walnut 
M'Cann  Cornelius,  bricklayer  282  south  Seventh 
M'Cann  James,  superintendant  for  Moyamensing  town- 
ship 161  Shippen 
M'Caraher  Alex,  grocer  NE  corner  Vine  and  FourtJi — 

dh  137  Vine   [see  M' Karaher'] 
]VI'Cai*agher  Sarah,  widow  17  Fayette 
M'Carney  Daniel,  whiskey  &  flour  store  High  w.  of  Sch. 

Seventh — d  h  18  soutli  i3road 
M'Carra  James,  gentleman  Hamiltonville 
M'CaiTon  Darby,  gi'ocer  220  Cedar 
M'Carren  James,  bottler  13th  above  Sassafi-as 
M'Carren  Robert,  bottler  97  south  2d — d  h  Elmslie's  alley 
M'Cartee  rev  Robert,  d  d  south-west  cor  Pov.ell  &  Fifth 
M'Carthy  Jeremiah,  Horse  and  Groom  inn  8  StrawbeiTy 
M'Cartney  John,  grocer  10  north  Fifth 
^M'Cartney  John,  baker  back  44  Spruce 
M'Cartney  Robert,  labourer  57o  south  Front 
M'Cartney  Wm.  tallow  chandler  back  111  Plum 
M'Carty  Dan.  shipjoiner  Washington  bel  2d  [seeJWCavtle 
M'Carty  Daniel,  labourer  219  south  Sixth 
M'Carty  &  Davis,  printers  and  booksellers  south-east  cor. 

Ninth  and  Race 
M'Carty  Patrick,  weaver  217  south  Sixth 
M'Carty  Samuel,  blacksmith  3  Laurel 
M'Carty  Sarah,  widow  59  Prime 
M'Carty  Wm.  bookseller  S  E  corner  Ninth  and  Race 
M'Carty  William,  turner  78  north  Sixth 
M'Caughen  Thomas,  biscuit  baker  8  Argyle 
M'Caul  John,  cotton  spinner  Germ,  road  above  Third 
M'Cauley  James,  labourer  Clare  alley 

[see  J\f'  CciUa  and  Macauley'] 
M'Cauley  John,  coppersmith  119  south  Front 
M'Cauley  Sarah,  widow  nurse  41  German 
M'Causland  Alexander,  204  soutli  Fourth 
M'Caveny  Wm  labourer  Chesnut  west  Sch.  Second 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  M'C 

M'Cawley  James  &  Son,  merchants  12^  north  Tliird 

M'Cawley  James,  jnn.  merchant  12^  north  Third 

M'Cawley  Robert,  labourer  11  Passvunk 

M'Cawley  William,  merchant  12^  north  Tliird 

M'Cheshey  Sarah,  widow  back  166  St  John 

f  M'Clain  William,  Oysterman  67  Dock 

f  M'Clain  Abraham,  labourer  back  60  Ann  (N  L) 

M'Clane  Ann,  widow  86  north  Seventh 

M'Clane  J.  tailor  back  49  Pine   [see  JT- Clean  ^  M'Liine 

M'Clane  Laug"hlin,  painter  12  Juniper  lane 

M'Clane  Stephen,  hack  driver  12  Willing^s  alley 

M'Claskey  Charles,  labourer  Spafford 

M'Claskey  Edward,  bricklayer  390  S  Front  cor.  Queen 

M'Claskey  James,  teacher  back  246  north  Second 

M'Claskey  James,  labourer  back  88  Shippen 

M'Claskey  John,  St  Mary  above  Seventh 

M'Claskey  Lydia,  widow  249  south  Front 

M'Claskey  Patrick,  carter  513  south  Second 

M'Clay  James,  bricklayer  back  162  Race 

M'Clay  John,  plasterer  14  Juniper  lane 

M'Clean  John,  g-rocer  north-v/est  cor.  4th  &  Shippen 

M'Clean  Thos.  bottler  Sctavernkeeper  north-east  corner 

Fiftli  and  Prime  [see  J\V€lane 
M'Cleary  Alex,  shipwright  Crown  above  Bedford 
M'Cleary  Daniel,  plasterer  5  Randall's  court 
M'Cleary  John,  shipwrig-ht  Crown  below  Prince 
M'Clelan  James,  cordwainer  3  Charlotte 
M'Clelland  Georg-e  W.  merchant  5  S  11th  ab.  Chesnut 
M'Clenachan  Robert,  commission  merchant  72  S  11th 
M'Chntock  John,  teacher  118  New — d  h  118  N  Fourth 
M'Clintock  Joseph  A.  carpenter  28  Chester 
M'Chntock  John,  dry  good  store  118  north  Fourth 
M'Clintock  Thomas,  drugg-ist  107  south  Ninth 
M'Clintock  Ralph,  grocer  371  High 
M'Cloud  Daniel,  mariner  24  Little  German 
M'Cloud  John,  hatter  43  Chesnut — d  h  20  Bank 

[see  JVI'Leod 
M'Cloud  John,  sea  captain  5  Pai'ham's  alley 
M'Clure  David,  nautical  academy  20  Walnut 
M'Cku-e  James,  accountant  201  Race 
M'Clure  Robert,  bootmaker  64  Browne 
M'Clure  Samuel,   carpeitter  134  soutii  9th  [seeMadure 
M'Clure  widow  of  Richard,  Oak  below  Coats 
M'Clurg  Samuel,  oakcooper  shop  21  Margaretta — d  h  43 

Callowhill 
M'Clurg  Samuel,  jun.  oakcooper  49  Callowhill 
M'Colester  David,  waterman  Marlborough  near  Frank- 
ford  road  [see  J\P.  illester 
M'Cole-ster  James,  cordwainer  Crown  n.  Frankford  road 
M'Collester  Mai'gtxrct,  widow  Pi*osperous  allov 
M'CoUin  John,  99  Mulberry 
M'ColIin  Wm.  tailor  96  Union 
M'CoUom  Wm.  labourer  18  Raspberry  alley 
M'Comb  Elizabeth,  widow  \  2 1  PKim 


M'Comb  James,  Fifth  below  Mc-irioU*s  lauo 

M'Conib  Will,  woodsiiwver  Christian  below  Fourth 

M'Cojnbe  Mm.  typefounder  Cedar  near  11th 

M'Conley  Thomas,  paper  hang"cr  29  Small 

M'Coniiell  Eleanor,  teacher  59  Gaskill 

M'Connell  Hannah,  widow  134  south  Front 

M'Connell,  widow  of  Matthew,  broker  82  Chesnut 

M'Ccnnell  Wrci.  grocer  30  Cedar 

M'Conomey  Michael,  taylor  290  south  Fourth 

M'Cool  Waiter,  labourer  Petticoat  alley 

M'Cord  David,  tinplate  worker  16  S  5th— d  h  back  88 

nonh  Front 
il'Corkle  James,  blacksmith  back  262  south  Third 
M'Corkle  Joseph  P.  drug-gist  7  north  Front 
iKorkle  Wm.  and  Son,  editors  and  publishers  of  the 
Preeman's  Journal  and  Mercantile  Advertiser,  south- 
west corner  of  Front  and  Chesnut 
M'Corniick  Daniel,  cordwainer  back  86  south  Third 
M'Cormick  Daniel,  coachman  133  Cherry 
M'Comiick  Henry,  cordwainer  34  Juliana 
M'Cormick  Henry,  cordwainer  Sch.  Fifth  below  Hig-li 
M'Cormick  Henry,  shopkeeper  94  Swanson 
M'Cormick  James,  cordwainer,  391  north  Second 
M'Cormick  John,  shoemaker  6  York  ct  (N  L) 
M'Cormick  Martin,  mariner  168  Swanson 
M'Cormick  Philip,  bootmaker  35  Walnut 
M'Cormick  Wilham,  g-rocer  398  Hig-h 
M'Cowen  Elizabeth,  wid.  Lombard  ab.  6th  [see  JM^Goxuan 
M'Cowen  John,  carter  259  Catharine 
M'Cown  Margaret,  widow  of  Joseph  327  Walnut 
M'Cowen  Thomas,  flour  inspector  20  Cypress  alley 
M'Cowen  William,  weaver  60  Queen  (S)     [see  JWEuen, 
M'Coy  Edward,  carter  below  159Mo3amensing  road 
M'Coy  Eplu-aim,  carpenter  35  Beck's  alley 
M'Coy  George,  labourer  old  Water  Works  Sch. 

[see  J}!'  Cay  and  J\rKoy'\ 
M'Coy  James,  shipwright  Maiden 
M'Coy  John,  toU  collector  at  Upper  Ferry  bridge 
M'Coy  John,  cordwainer  Fourth  near  Gerraantown  road 
M'Coy  John,  labourer  22  north  Tenth 
M'Coy  Joseph,  diy  goods  store  332  High 
M'Coy  Kenneth,  printers'  joiner,  south  west  corner  of 
Arch  and  Tenth  [aee  M^Kayl 

M'Coy  Mary,  Mrs  of  Henry  94  Christian 
M'Coy  Mi*s.  of  Joseph  Vine  west  of  Broad 
M'Coy  Kosina,  mantuamaker  64  north  Sixth 
M'Crackcn  James,  labourer  218  Sliippen 
M'Cracken  Mary,  widow  teacher  Federal  bel.  Second 
M'Crea  Daniel,  drayman  56  Browne 
M'Crea  Edward,  shoe  store  51  north  Second 
M'Crea  James,  blacksmith  High  west  Perm,  bridge 
M'Crea  John,  merch't  4  Norris'  ay. — d  h  Chesnut  ab  12th 
M'Crea  Thomas,  cooper  ^^'alnut  alley 
M'Creas  Miss,  Chesnut  above  Tweltli 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY  M'D 

M'Credy  Bemard,  merch't,  9  N.  Water— d  232  N.  Front 
M'Credy  U-  &  B.  merchants  9  north  Water 
Jl'Credy  Dennis,  merchant  9  N.  Water — d  h  50  Penn 
M'Creery  John,  saw  sharper,  30  Pkim 
M'Crehsh  Arcliibald,  soapboiler  267  north  Third 
M'Crehsh  widow  of  John,  soapboiler  337  north  Third 
M'Cue  Catharine,  widow  back  61  Christian 
M'Cullag-h  Sarah,  widow  boarding  house  209  Chesnut 
M'Cullen  James,  labourer  Say  st 
M'Culley  James,  plasterer  3  Plum 
M'Culley  Margaret,  tayloress  302  Race 
M'Culley  Samuel,  oak  cooper  556  south  Front 
M'Culley  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  warehouse  44  south  Front 
M'Culloch  &  Dickson,  merchants  246  High 
M'-Culloch  James,  merchant  6  north  Eighth 
M'Culloch  John,  printer  87  north  Seventh 
M'Culloch  John,  printer  7th  ab.  Camac       [see  ^M' Colloh] 
M'CuUoh  Anna,  widow  62  south  Fifth 
M'Culloh  Robert  P.  printer,  W^hitehall  printing  office — 

d  h  62  south  Fifth 
5I'Cully  Henry,  carpenter  67  Plum 
jM'Cidly  James,  labourer  Eleventh  below  Spruce 
M'Cully  John,  shipcarpenter  450  south  Front 
M'Cully  John,  soap  and  tallow  chandler  362  S.  Second 
M'Cune  Clement,  weaver,  Sch.  Third  below  High 
M'Cui-dy  Daniel,  collector  of  poor  tax,  Chesnut  ab.  13th 
M'Curdy  Hugh,  shoe  store  20  High  [see  JlTaciirdi'] 

M'Curdy  James,  cordwainer  67  Plum 
M'Curdy  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  36  Chesnut 
M'Curdy  John,  jun.  boot  and  shoemaker  42  Chesnut 
M'Curdy  John,  shipwright  20  Argjle 
M'Curdy  Samuel,  labourer  15  Fayette 
IM'Cutchen  Ebenezer,  merchant  117  New 
M'Cutchen  Mary,  shopkeeper  162  south  Eleventh 
M'Cutchen  William,  merchant  back  133  north  Tliird 
M'Danel  John,  coach  spring  maker  61  Locust 
M'Daniel  Charles,  mariner  2  Fearris's  court 
M'Daniel  Elizabeth,  widow  nurse  18  North  alley 
}iI*Daniel  John  B.  labourer  back  337  north  Third 
M'Daniel  John,  shoemaker  38  Ann  (N  L) 
M'Dermond  Samuel,  carpenter  458  Race 
M'Dermott  Catharine,  widow,  grocer  N.  E.  c  Filb  &  11th 
M'Dermott  Edward,  merchant  N.  E.  comer  Front  and 

Chesnut — d  h  53  Union 
M'Dermott  Jane  and  Martha,  108  north  Second 
M'Dermott  John,  morocco  dresser  129  Pine 
M'Dermott  John,  skin  dresser  Pitt  near  Beaver 
M'Dermott  Margaret,  widow  152  north  Fifth 
M'Dermott  Mary,  widow  L3rtle's  court 
M'Dermott  Peter,  bottler  6  Dock 
M'Dermott  Thomas,  labourer  199  Shippen 
M'Devitt  James,  cordwainer  274  south  Second 
IM'Devitt  Thomas,  labourer  cor.  Spruce  &  Sch.  Fifth' 
100* 


M*F  i'AXxon's  anxlal 

McDonald  Francis,  labourer  Ann  (Sch.) 
M'Donald  J.  corner  13th  and  Hig-h 
M*Donidd  VIargait;t,  widow,  teacher  237  soutli  Fiftii 
M'Donald  Samuel,  turner  back  30  N.  4th — d  h  15  Cheny 
M*Donnald  James,  accountant,  1  Woglam's  court 
M'Donald  Jolui,  cedar  cooper  Juniper  above  Arch 
M'Donnald  Ann,  widow,  mangier  15  Cheny 
M'Donnald  Eliza,  widow,  Sch.  Seventh  above  Race 
M'Donnald  George,  labourer  Mar\  's  alley 
M'Donnald  Hester,  widow  Fuller's  alley 
M'Donnald  Margaret,  widow  Fuller's  alley 
IVI'Donnald  Malcolm,  merchant  150  soutli  Tenth 
M'Donnell  Patrick,  bottler  33  Cheny 
M'Donnal  Hannah,  widow  \'ine  near  Schuylkill 
M'Donough  Daniel,  shoemaker  Steinmet's  court  (N  L) 
M'Donough  Michael,  carpenter  187  south  Sixtli 
M'Donogh  William,  grocer  S.  W.  corner  4th  &  Spruce 

[see  •Macdono^fi] 
M'Donough,  widow  of  Wm.  grocer  299  Mulbeny 
M'Dougall  Eliza,  dry  goods  store  68  south  Fourth 
M'Dougall  Samuel,  accountant  11  Summers'  court 
M'Dowell  Charles,  cordwainer,  5o  south  Third 
M'Dowell  E.  caq^enter  back  7  Sugar  alley 
f  M'Dowell  Ehsha,  coachman  58  Coats 
M'Dowell  Giles,  ciu'rier,  268  noi-th  Second 
M'Dowell  Hannah,  widow,  cor.  Passyunk  and  Sixth 
M'Dowell  Mar}",  tavern  keeper  32  south  water 
M'Dowell  James,  taylor  Miller's  alley  (C) 
M'Dowell  Rebecca,  storekeeper  248  north  Second 
M'Dowell  William,  Camden  (N  J) 

M'Dowell  William  H.  clock  and  watchmaker  130  s  Front 
M'Elitjy  Hannah,  widow  182  soutli  Foui-th 
M'Eh'oy  James  F.  accountant  201  south  Seventh 
M'Elroy  Wm,  oak-cooper  182  south  Fourth 
M'Elroy  Patrick,  labourer  64  Browne 
M'Elroy  Wm.  painter,  &c.  25  Mead  alley 
M'Elwee  Rebecca,  cabinet  warehouse  50  Chesnut— d  li 

28  Strawberry 
M'Entee  Bernard,  tobacconist  Castle 
M'Euen,  Hale  and  Da\  idson,  brokers  83  Chesnut 
M*Euen  Patrick,  plaister  of  Paris  manuf.  2  and  9  Filbert 

[see  J\f'Koxv?i] 
M*Euen  Samuel,  carpet  weaver  1  Hurst 
M'Euen  Thomas,  broker  83  Chesnut — dh255  Arch 
M'Ewen  James,  innkeeper  322  north  Second 
M'Faden  Catharine,  spinner  Cauffman's  court 
M'Faden  Wm.  gentleman  148  Chesnut 
M'Faden  Wm.  labourer  Tlurd  near  Gennantown  road 
M'Farlan  Wm.  coachmaker  106  and  108  Union 
M'Farland  James,  tax  collector  212  Shippeii 
M'Farland  John,  carter  216  Shippen 
M'Farland  widow  of  John,  millwright  395  Race 
M'Farland  Mar\,  widow  of  John,  12  north  Seventh 
M'Farland  Sarah,  widow  144  Lombard 


rillLADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  M'G"' 

M'Farland  Margaret,  widow  101  Spruce 

M'Farland  Walter,  mariner  66  Almond 

MTailand  Wm.  cordwainer  311  noilh  Tliird 

M'Farlane  Charlotte,  widow  290  south  Front 

M'Farlane  John  C.  merchant  123  High 

M'Farlane  Rebecca,  widow  358  south  Front 

M'Farlane  Sarali  teacher  154  St.  John 

M'Farlane  and  Scudder,  merchants  123  High 

M'Farren  John,  ladies  shoemaker  Catharine  bel.  Fourth 

M'Fee  Catharine, widow  111  Cherry 

M'Fee  John,  corder  1  Christian  street  wharf 

!M'Fec  Wm.  tobacconist  6  Fetter  lane 

M'Fearen  Joseph,  blacksmith  Brown  (K) 

M'FeiTen  Alexr.  cordwainer  Buttonwood  above  8th 

M'Ferren  Marv,  424  north  Second 

M'Fetrich  Saml.  H.  farmer  Johnson's  lane 

M'Gai'vey  J.  bellman  and  vendue  cryerLytle's  court 

M'Gaugey  mrs.  widow  74  Penn 

M'Gauley  Mary,  widow,  grocer  corner  Front  and  Prime 

M'Gauley  Richard,  gi-ocer  314  north  Front 

M'Gaw  John,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  Frankford  road 

near  Queen 
M'Geagh  Thomas, tavemkeeper  &  bottler  22Pass\-unk  r. 
M'Gee  Ann,  widow  4  Vernon  and  28  Duke  (N  L) 
M'Gee  Bernard,  labourer  Say  st 
M'Gec  Charles,  mariner  65  Mead  alley 
M'Gee  Edwd.  gi'ocer  158  south  SLxth  cor.  Elizabeth 
M'Gee  Frances,  widow  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
M'Gee  Hugh,  gi'ocer  255  south  Seventh  NE  cr.  Bedford 
M'Gee  John,  drayman  85  Budd 
M'Gee  mrs.  widow  back  394  Race 
M'Gee  Thomas,    dra}iiian  Old  York  road  ab.  Callowhill 

[see  Jyi'JCee  and  JMagee] 
M'Gee  Wm.  oakcooper  Stillhouse  alley 
M'Giff  Henry,  labourer,  comer  Cedar  and  Clifton 
M'Gill  James,  cooper  23  Beck's  alley 
M'Gill  James,  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 
M'Gill  James,  tailor  120  south  Fourth 
M'Gill  Wm.  M.  I).  37  Mulberry 
M'Gill  Mattliias,  mariner  63  Penn 
M'Gill  Michael,  NW  comer  Front  and  Green 
M'Gill  Robert,  labourer  Sch.  Eighth  above  Cherry 
:M'Gill  Pmdence,  widow  25  Beck's  alley 
M'Ginley  Hugh,  SW  corner  Third  and  Plum 
MGinley  Win.  constable  150  Cherry  below  Eighth  [set- 

JVPKinley'] 
M'Ginnis  Arthur,  32  St.  Mary  [see  J^Ia^.  andJ'Ie^:} 
M'Ginnis  Neal,  110  Plum 
M'Ginnes  Bernard,  drover  back  450  Race 
M'Ginnes  Wm.  labourer  Buttonwood  near  Eighth 
M'Glassan  Jane,  widow  108  Cedar 
M'Girr  rev.  Terrence,  17  Willijig's  alley 
M'Glathery  George,  carpenter  397"  south  Second 
M'Glathery  M.  liatter  Second  above  Germantown  road 


M'l  paxton's  annual 

M'Glinsey  James,  hemphackler  Thirteenth  below  Vine 
M'Glinsy  John,  storekeeper  SW  corner  Cedar  and  Se- 
cond [see  JM'Liucheif] 
M'GlInsy  Patrick,  grocer  62  Cedar 
M'Gliusy  Wm.  accountant  330  south  Second 
M'Ghie  Luke,  coachtrimmer  and  hamessmaker  22  Rasp- 
berry alley 
M'GoffThos.  labourer  17  Crab 
M'Gonag-le  Isabella,  widow  60  Moyamensing  road 
M'Gonegal  F.  labourer  Sheaif's  alley 
M'Gonegal  Michael,  labourer  Vine  above  T  welfth 
M'Goiiig-le  John,  grocer  4  Pine 
M'Gowan  James,  soapboiler  266  south  Third 
M'Gowan  John,  gi-ocer  242  south  Sixth  corner  Small 
M'Gowan  Mai'garet,  widcw  back  266  south  Third 
jNI'Gowen  v.idow  of  Edward,  111  Plum 
M'Gowen  Peter,  teaciier  235  Lombard 
M'Gowen  Martin,  late  grocer  15  Spafford 
M'Gowan  Wm.  umbrellamaker  225  north  Second 
M'Grath  John,  blacksmith  back  184  Lombard 
M'Gregor  Ann,  widow  435  south  Second 
M'Gregor  John,  blacksmith  18  Sugar  alley 
M'Gregor  Sarah,  widow  boardinghouse  204  south  2d 
M'Gregor  Thbs.  stonecutter  12  nortli  Tenth — d  h  Pros- 
pect alley 
M'Grigor  James,  smith  and  farrier  back  50  Zane 
M'Guffin  mrs.  of  Thomas,  158  south  Eleventh 
M'Guigan  John,  clerk  St.  Joseph  and  St.Mary's  churches 

3  Marshall's  alley 
M'Guigan  Felix,  candle  manufacturer  63  Union 
M'Guigan  Patrick,  tavernkeeper  315  Spruce 
M-Guigan  Patrick,  typefounder  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
M'Guire  mrs.  of  Charles,  8  Lemon 
M'Ciuire  Patrick,  labourer  180  Shippen 
M'Guire  Peter,  oysteraian  9  Sassafras  alley 
M'Guire  James,  typefounder  132  Plum  [see  Maguive  & 

JVIegidre] 
M'Gyear  mrs.  of  Robert,  85  north  Water 
M'Ham  Daniel,  pilot  308  south  Front 
M'llhenney  Ehzabeth,  widow  Wiggin's  court 
M'ilhenney  John,  accountant  cor.  Juniper  and  Walnut 
M'llhenney  Joseph  E.  clock  &.  watchmaker  13  N.  Third 
M'llhenney  Moses,  carter  226  south  Fifth  [see  M^ElMney 
M'llhenney,  Mrs.  of  Robert,  Jones  west  Sch.  5th 
M'llhenney  &  West,  clock  &  watchmakers  13  N.  3d 
M'Uhenney  William,  att.  at  law  N.  E.  cor.  Arch  &  6th 
M'ilhenney,  widow  of  James  23  north  Twelfth 
M'ilhenney  William,  taylor  52  Mulbeny 
M'llvaJn  George,  mariner  9  Bird's  alley 
M'llvain  Richard  and  Hugh,  lumber  merchants,  at  the 

commencement  of  Lancaster  turnpike,  W.  Perm.  br. 
M'llvaine  Joseph  B.  merchant  57  S.  Wharves 
M'llvaine  Mary,  widow  11  Prune 
M'llwaine  Ferguson,  gentleman  79  Lombard 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  M*K 

M'llwham,  widow  of  Thomas,  Locust  above  Eleventh 
M'Indoo  Robert,  carpenter  373  High  cor.  13th 
M^Tntire  Daniel,  259  Catharine  [see  JVtacintirc . 

M'lntire  Elizabeth,  widow,  Tammany  above  4th 
Mintire  Elizabeth,  widow,  tayloress  30  north  Fourth 
M'lntire  Isaiah,  shoemaker  83  south  Front 
Mintire  Margaret,  mantuamaker  214  south  Third 
M*^Intire  Robert,  labourer  Otter  near  Germ,  road 
M'lntire  Stejjhen,  cordwainer  ooo  soutli  Second 
M'Intosh  Jonathan,  carpenter  Tammany  above  Kunckel 
M'lver  Michael,  bi-ickmaker,  Lombard  near  Sch.  river 

{see  M^Keverl, 
M'Kaige  Thomas,  labourer  Prosperous  ay.  {see  M^Keage'] 
M'Kain  William,  cordwainer  15  Mary  (S) 
M'Karaher  Charles,  sawmaker  Cresson's  alley 
M'Karaher  Charles,  hardware  merchant  217  north  3d — 

d  h  Kunckle  above  Noble  [see  J\V  Caraherl 

M'Kay  John,  painter  1  Sassafras  alley  {see  J\'f'Koy 
M'Kay  John,  shoemaker  1  Poplar  alley 
M'Kay  Thomas,  bricklayer  7  Sugar  alley 
M*Keage  James,  painter,  &.c.  N  Ecor.  Walnut  and  Dock 
M'Keage  Mrs  \\  idow,  back  383  Race  {see  JSVKaigr 

M'Kean  Ann,  widow  147  Cherry 
M'Kean  Alexander,  labourer  back  13  Decatur 
M'Kean  George,  labourer  67  north  Tenth 
M'Kean  John,  dry  good  store  147  north  Third 
M'Kean  Joseph  B.  Esq.  (Judge)  240  Mulberry 
M'Kean  Mary  Ann,  widow  Poplar  below  Fourth 
M'Kean  Thomas,  merchant  117  south  Fifth 
M'Kean  widow  of  Thomas,  late  governor  72  Union 
M'Kee  Andrew,  saddler  George  below  Eleventli 
M'Kee  Andrew,  taylor  50  Almond 
M'Kee  Bernard,  drayman  4  Farmer's  row  {see  JlfGee, 

Maclcie,  and  JMackey 
MK'ee  David,  carpenter  cor.  Vine  and  Chester,  and  79 

north  Eighth 
jM'Kee  James,  weaver  246  south  Fifth 
M'Kee  Tliomas,  dry  good  and  grocery  store  nortli-west 

corner  Second  and  Union 
M'Kee  Wm.  labourer  near  Pratt's  place 
M'Keever  Peter,  blacksmitli  60  Shippen 
M'Keighan  Sarah,  widow  112  Clierry 
M'Kever  Isaac,  ropemaker  Shackaniaxon  (K) 
M'Kever  widow  of  John,  sea  captain  45  Almond 
M'Kever  Reese  W.  measurer  of  salt  Sc  coal  45  Almond 

{ste  Jll'Jver] 
M'Kell  Patrick,  cotton  manufacturer  Cedar  above  12lh 
M'Kenny  James,  tavernkeeper  N  E  cor.  Pine  and  7th 
M'Kenny  Thomas,  labourer  Sch.  5th  below  Chcsnut 
M'Kenzie  John,  Columbian  pie  house  3  Goforth  alley 
M'Kenzie  Richard,  saddler,  §^c.  39  south  Thii'd  north-east 

corner  Chcsnut 


ML  paxton's  annual 

j-  M'Kenzie  James,  mariner  83  Passyimk 

M'Kenzie  Charles,  tailor  42  Strawberry  [see  J^PKinzie 

and  JUackenzie 
M'Kenzie  Hugh,  mariner  105  Christian 
M'Kenzie  Sarah,  widow  38  Crown 
jVrKibbin  James,  printer  137  Pine 
M'Kibbon  Wm.  sea  captain  71  Lombard 
M'Kinless  Bernard,  cordwainer  98  Queen  (S) 
M'Kinley  Alexander,  bricklayer  131  Vine  [see  M'Ginby 
M'Kinley  Daniel,  labourer  Bishop  (K) 
M'Kinley  Hugh,  cordwainer  126  north  Eleventh 
M'Kinley  John,  teacher  back  40  north  Fourth 
M'Kinlay  James,  plasterer  220  south  Third 
M'Kinley  Nathan,  cordwainer  9  Whitehall 
^M'Kinley  Sarah,  storekeeper  7  north  Third 
M'Kinley  Thomas,  cooper  cor,  5th  &  Men-iott's  lane 
M'Kinley  Wm.  grocer  south-west  cor.  Second  &  Dock 
iM'Kinney  Abraham,  carpenter  back  9  Shippen 
M'Kinney  Fehx,  weaver  corner  2d  and  George  (N  L) 
M'Kinney  John,  Mantua  village 
M'Kinney  Maiy,  seamstress  6th  above  Green 
M'Kinney  Thomas,  drayman  99  Budd 
M'Kissick  Wm.  bootmaker  19  Elizabeth 
M'Kissick  Wm.  bootmaker  Poplar  below  Third 
M 'Knight  A.  M.  burr  mill  stone  maker  5  Decatur 
M'Knight  George,  grocer  287  S  Fourth  [see  M'JYight 
M'Kov.en  John,  founder  Sheaft's  alley 
M'Kown  Archibald,  carter  Georg'e  above    Tenth    [see 

JM-Euen  andjyp Gowen 
M'Koy  Robert,  bellowsmaker  and  brand  cutter  7  Tam- 
many [see  M'  Coy  and  M'Kay 
M'Koy  Wm.  accountant  90  Spruce 
M'JLachlan  James,  baker  225  south  Fifth 
M'Lane  John,    taylor   Trusty's   com!    [seeM'Clanty 

•M'Learn,  and  JSPLean 
M'Laren   Archibald,  wheat  fanmaker  14  Spruce— d  h 

north-west  corner  Sixth  and  Wood 
M'Laren  Duncan,  cai'penter  86  north  Sixth 
M'Laughlin  Catharine,  widow  M'Ginnes's  court 
M'Lauglihn  Charles,  broker  28  Carter's  alley — dh  Cam- 
den, New  Jei-sey 
M'Laughlin  Dennis,  nailor  back  269  Race 
M'Laughlin  George,  printer  1  Elmslie's  alley 
M'Laughlin  Hugh,  cordwainer  Chesnut  above  13th 
M'Laughlin  James,  baker  225  south  Fiftli 
M'Laughlin  John,  stonecutter  392  Race 
M'Laughlin  John,  shallopman  23  Pine  alley 
M'Laughlin  Patrick,  grocer  S'o  Cedar 
M'Lauglilin  Samuel,  soapboiler  Hopkins'  court 
M'Laveen  Myles,  sea  captain  113  Race 
M'Lean  Ann,  widow  back  21  Plum 
M'Lean  John,  constv^blc  3  Springett  alley 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  M'M 

M'Lean  Jas.  cabinetmaker  13th  below  Hig-h  [seeM'Lane 
M'Learn  Samuel,  carpenter  41  Passyunk 
M'Leod  Christiana,  nurse  81  north  Third 
M'Leod  George,  shipchandler,  &c.  40  S.  whan-es 
M'Leod  John,  ropemaker  &  shipchandler  46  Swanson — 

dh  Front  below  Federal  [see  M^  Cloud  and  M^ Loud 
M*Leod  Malcom,  carpenter  back  154  Race 
M'Linchey  James,  grocer  260  south  2d  [see  M*GUnsey 
M'Mackin  Dennis,  cordwainer  98  north  Sixth 
M'Mackin  Margaret,  widow  boarding-house  24  Bread 
M'xVIahon  A.  &  T.  P.  seed  merchants,  &c.  13  south  2d 
M'Mahon  Henry,  storekeeper  118  south  Fifth 
M'Mahon  Philip,  carter  276  south  Fifth 
M'Mahon  T.  P.  of  U.  S.  ordnance  department  13  S2d 
M'Maken  Margaret,  widow  of  Samuel,  4  Chesnut 
M'Manemay  Bernard,  bricklayer  Prosperous  alley 
M'Manemay  Tole,  bricklayer,  Juniper  below  Walnut 
M'Mannamy  Henry,  taylor  2  Carhsle's  court 
ISI'Mannamy  James,  morocco  dresser  4  Carlisle's  court 
M*Mannemy  Wm.  mahogany  sawyer  Davison's  alley 
M'Mann  Patrick,  labourer  T'l'Passjamk 
M'Manus  Mary,  nui*se  back  83  Chesnut 
M'Manus  Owen,  labourer  12th  below  Walnut 
M'Mannus  Patrick,  back  387  Race 
M'Masters  John,  constable  80Union 
M'Menemy  Patrick,  shoemaker  230  Lombard 
M'Menmey  W^m.  cordwainer  19  Crab 
M'Michael  John,  distiller  Merriott's  lane  above  4tb 
M'Michael  John,  storekeeper  449  north  Second 
M'Michael  Wm.  shipwright  corner  Cherry  and  Duke 
M'MilUgan  widow  of  John,  Lombard  W  Sch.  8th 
M'Minn  James,  cordwainer  6  Blackhorse  alley 
M'Minn  Robert,  tailor  62  Spruce 
M'Minn  Robert,  24  Branch 
M'Miim  Samuel,  lastrrmker  c>7  Walnut 
M'Minn  Wm.  back  121  Arch 
M'Minnamy  Thos.  shopkeeper  82  George  (S) 
M'Mullan  James,  soap  and  candle  manufact'r.  227  S  2d 
M'Mullan  &  Mulock,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  227  S  2d 
M'Mullen  Archibald,  drayman  288  south  Seventh 
M 'Mullen  Isaac,  carpenter  142  south  Ninth 
M'Mullen  J.  R.  blacksmith  268  Swanson  8c  23  Prime 
M'Mullen  Jolm,  13th  above  Filbert 
M'Mullen  Neal,  mariner  313  north  Front 
M'Mullen  Wm.  shipsmith  25  Prime  [see  M'JMHIen 
M'Mullin  John,  goldsmith  and  jeweller  114  S  Front 
M'Mulhn  Joseph,  grocer  155  south  Front  above  Spruce 
M'MuUin  Robert,  jur.  lumber  merch't.  361  south  Front 

and  161  Swanson 
M'Mullin  Robert,  lumber  merch't — ^yard  161  and  dwell- 
ing 62  Swanson 
M'Mulhn  Rosina,  teacher  52  Zane 
M'Mullin  Sarah,  widow  75  Union 


M'W  PAXTON*S  ANNUA  I, 

M'^funn  Wm.  shallopman  Fuller's  alley 

M'Murdv  Benja?ni)i,  157  south  Eleventh 

M'Murphy  Elizabeth,  widow  back  S7  south  Water 

M'Muiry  Judith,  widow  36  Zane 

M-Murtrie  Jas.  stock,  &.c.  broker  57  Dock — d  h  72  ^  3d 

M'Murtric  &  "VV  almsloy,  stock,  &c.  brokers  57  Dock 

M'Nachtane  Cornelia,  widow  c>5  Key's  alley 

M'Naghion  \^^x\.  cordwainer,  &c.  29  Carter's  alley 

M'Nair.ara  Janics,  grocer  25  north  Third 

M  N'amee  John,  t}pefountler,  High  west  Sch.  4th 

M'isaniee  \iichael,  cordwainer,  Jiig-hn.  Sch.  4th 

M'Neal  Peter,  stevedore  153  (^edar 

M'Netd  Thomas,  labourer  247  S.  Third  and  cor.  Spruce 

and  Sch.  Seventh. 
IM'Neai  Wakefield,  labourer  near  Upper  Ferry  bridg-e 
M*Neil  Isaac,  bookbinder  4  Purhaut's  alley 
M'Neilles  Wm.  i-azor  strop  maker  19  Pewter  plater  ay. 
M'N'elly  Bernard,  cordwainer  336  south  Second 
M'Nelly  Bernard,  storekeeper  117  north  Second 
M'Nelly  Patrick,  weaver  Saunders'  court 
M'Neran  Malcomb,  sea  captain  336  south  Front 
M'Nig-ht  Robert,  labourer  Junip.  ab.  Race  [see  J\l^ Knight 
M'Nikel  Charles,  15  Carter's  alley 
M'Nully  Daniel,  carpenter  6  Shippen 
M'Nulty  James,  mariner  Passyiink  near  Eig-hth 
MThail  Ann,  widow,  grocer  N.  ^^^  cor.  Walnut  &  8ti. 
M'Phail  Isabella,  widow  263  south  Third  ■ 
]\rPhei"son  Alexander,  labourer  24  Barron 
M'Phei-son  Daniel,  sea  captain  100  south  Fifth 
M'Pherson  Hugh,  sea  captain  5  Mary  (S) 
M'Pherson  John,  storekeeper  91  noilh  Front 
M'Pherson  John,  Frankfort  road  above  Palmer 
M'Pherson  Mary,  widow  15  South  iUley 
M'Pherson  Robert,  shipwright  551  south  Second 
M'Pherson  and  Ross,  confectioners  &c.  74  High 
M'Pherson,  widow  of  John  74  High 
M'Pike.  widow  of  Henry  Say  st 

M'Quaid  Felix,  tallow  chandler  Old  York  r.  cor.  Noble 
M'Queen  Archibald,  rigger.  Oak  below  Coats 
M'Quillin  Hugh,  mate  28  Argyle 
M'Quin  James,  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  Swanson  and  Queen 
M'Quin  and  Quinn,  grocers,  S.  W.  cor.  Swans.  &,  Queen 
iVl'Rce  Andrew,  late  wheelwright  Say  st 
M'Shade  Charles,  cordwainer  7  Watson's  alley 
M'Shane  Ezekiel,  accountant  47  north  Sixth 
M'Swain  George,  woodsaw)  er  Cresson's  court 
M'Toy  William,  shopkeeper  Fourth  above  Poplar 
M'A'ay  James,  carpet  weaver,  239  south  Fourth 
M'Vea  Daniel,  m  d  155  Locust 
M'^'icker  John,  labourer  back  387  Race 
M'Way  James,  taylor  Lombard  above  Twelftli 
M'Williams  Mary,  mantuamaker  144  south  Fifth 
M'Wing  Hannah,  widow,  back  73  north  Eighth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  MAG 

Maag-  Marg'aret,  tayloress  2  StaiT  alley 
Maas  David  J.  baker  114  Sliippen 
Maas  widow  of  Jacob,  114  Shippen 

Macalestcr  Chas.  merchant  66  Dock— d  h  142  Miilberrj- 

[see  McAllister 
Macarty  Rebecca,  midwife  Heyde's  court 
Macarty  Hannah,  widow  227  Swanson 
Macauley  Isaac,  patent  floor  cloth  manufacturer,  store  12 
north  Third — manufactory  and  dwelling  Bushhill 

[see  Jil'  Cauley 
Maccoun  David,  mercixant  4  north  Ninth 
Macdonoug-h  Thos.  83  Pass^nink  [see  M^Donoiigh 

Mace  Joseph,  combmakcr  390  north  Third 
Macfadden  Arcliibald,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Macfadden  Jolin,  typefounder  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Macferran  Samuel,  justice  of  the  peace  456  N  3d 
Mack  George,  cordwainer  Eighth  above  Pegg's  ran 
Mack  Jacob,  ropemaker  Cedar  above  Eleventli 
Mack  Nicholas,  tavernkeeper  High  near  Sch.  Eighth 
Mackamason  Man',  25  Kace 
Mackason  Wni.  shipwright  21  Duke  (N  L) 
Mackdoyle  Walter,  dyer  Frankford  road  above  Queen 
Mackenzie  Maiy,  widow  36  Union  [see  JVVKenzit 

Mackeiizie  Wm.  gentleman  corner  Union  and  Second 
Mackey  John,  teacher  42  Union  [see  Jif'Kee 

Mackey  Kichai-d,  grocer  corner  Moyamensing  &  Federal 
Mackey  Robert,  labourer  4  Pear 
Mackie  Elizabeth,  widow  184  St.  John 
Mackie  Peter,  accountant  71  New 
Tilackie  Thomas,  merchant  265  south  Front 
Mackie  Wm.  engineer  Pitt  near  Gennantown  road 
Mackintire  Abel,  conunission  agent  19  north   Second- — 
d  h  41  Strawberry  [sec  Jlf'Ititire 

jMackle  E.  waiter  30  Buixi's  court 
-j-Mackhn  Sliadrick,  porter  7  Hurst 

Maclure  William,  gentleman  104  south  Front  [see  JtP Clure 
Macpherson  I.  boot  manuf  13  Chcsiuit 
Macurdy  Hugh,  dry  goods  store  243  s.  2d  [see  M*  Ciirdij 
Macvoy  Edvvai-d,  weaver  Saunders'  court 
Gladden  Mary,  widow  108  Race 
Madden  Mary,  widow  West's  court 
Maddin  Ferdinand,  bottler  9  Brewer's  alley  (Wood) 
Maddock  l\.  E.  merch.  153  south  Front — d  h  171  Pine 
Maddock  Wm.  carpenter  Old  York  road  above  Noble 
Madeira  Edward,  merchant  239  High — d  h  200  Arch 
Madeira  mrs.  of  Solomon,  127  Swanson 
Madeira  Peter,  carter  U.  S.  ai-senal 
Madureria  Jane,  mrs.  of  Joseph,  Tenth  below  Pine 
Maeurer  Christian  W.  weaver  Wood  near  Garden 
Maffet  David,  sea  captain  69  New  [see  Moffet 

Maffet  James,  Jr.>549  south  Second 
Magahrin  Micha^,  tavernkeeper  NW  cor.  Walnut  and 

tenth  J 

Mag^n  Miihadf  baker  86  south  Third 
^^  101 


MAL  paxton's  annual 

Magarge  Samuel,  flour  and  feed  store  237  nortli  From 
Mag-ee  Hugh  S.  oakcooper  132  Vine 

[see  JM'Gee  and  J\Teghee 
Mager  Nicholas,  tailor  32  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Mager  \vido\v  of  Philip,  tailor  30  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Maggs  Rachel,  widow,  nurse  Kose  alley  below  Browne 
Magilton  Martha,  tayloress  31  Gilics's  alley 
Magner  Charles,  accountant  back  80  Race 
Mag'nen  Charles,  hairdresser  135  Chesnut 
Magnes  Paul,  grocer  NW  corner  Ninth  and  Chesnut 
Magoffin  Thomas,  merchant  189  High 
Magoffin  John,  merchant  152  Chesnut 
Magoffin  Wm.  :M.  &  Co.  merchts.  189  High 
Magrady  John,  cedarcooper  181  St.  John 
Magragli  George,  carver  11  Quany 
Magi-ath   Michael,  tallov/  chandler  23  Brewer's  alle}- — 

d  h  34  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Magry  Alexr.  segar  maker  10  Oak  (S) 
Mag-uire  John,  gi-ocer  NW  cor.  Fourth  and  Mulberry 

\see  JlPChiire  andjyieg^uire 
Maguire  Thomas,  carter  86  noiiJi  Eleventh 
Maguire  Wm.  shallopman  7  Callowhill 
Mahany  James  A.  attorney  at  law  89  Ilace — d  h  82  Vine 
Mahany  Richard,  ship  watch  232  Swanson 
Mahon  James,  accoiuitant  12  Fromberger's  court 
Mahon  Thomas,  gentleman  NW  corner  Little  George 

and  Sixth 
Maliony  John,  teacher  High  W.  Sch.  Fifth 
Mail  John,  hog  vict.  Gemiantown  r.  bel.  1st  gate 
Mahy  John,  cordwainer  9  German 
Main  Charles,  mariner  112  Swanson 

Main  James,  shipwright  Allen  near  Beach         [see  JMein 
Main  Thos.  shipwright  1  Perkenpine  court  and  Maiden 
Mains  Arthur,  weaver  1  Crab 
Mains  John,  cordwainer  1  Crab 

Maingault  mrs.  of  Benj'n.  Oak  (N.  L.)  above  hayscales 
Maison  John  A.  merchant  196  High  [see  Mason 

Maitland  John  &  Thomas,  grocers  SE  cor.  Fifth  &  Cedar 

d  h  of  John  119  Lombard 
Maitland  Th.omas,  merchant  17  s.  Water — d  h  153  Pine 
Major  Sarah,  nurse  210  Cherry 
Major  Robert,  carpenter  315  south  Second 
Major  Wm.  taylor  22  Strawberry 

Makins  James  N.  sailmaker  Spruce  st.  wharf  &  Gi"ay*say 
Makins  Sarah,  widow  10  Gray's  alley 
Maikins  Wm.  S.  carpenter  60  Dock 
Malbec  John,  ladies  shoemaker  124  south  Second 
Malcolm  Henry,  m.  d.  59  south  Seventh 
Malcomson  Joseph  carpetweaver  78  north  7th 
Maley  Michael,  grocer  Juniper  above  Race 
Maley  Ann,  widow  NE  corner  Walnut  and  Tenth 

[see  JUarley 
Maley  Peter,  stonecutter  205  north  Eighth 
Maley  widow  of  Wm.  203  Shippen 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  MAN 

ilalin  Charlotte,  widow  121  s.  Eleventh       [see  JMovland 
Malin  Thomas,  currier  27  Chesnut — cl  h  146  Locust 
■  Mallan  Thomas,  paper  stainer  back  9  Passyuuk 
Mallen  Patrick,  typefounder  Bradford's  alley 
Mallendar  Mary,  widow  70  Queen  (S) 
Mallon  mrs.  young  ladies'  seminary  70  Walnut 
Malone  Mary  S.  widow  Sch.  7th  above  Arch 
Malsberg-er  Joseph,  storekeeper  364  north  Second 
Maltby  Sarah,  widov/  31  south  Tenth 
Maltmen  ,Tam_es,  mariner  490  south  Second 
Mahderfield  C.  block  and  pumpmaker  20  Springett  a}  . 
M^andei'field  Henry,  cabinet  maker  58  Lombard 
Manderlield  John,  cabinetmaker  7 Pottery  alley 
Mandcrson  Andrev/,  storekeeper  445  north  Second 
Manderson  James,  baker  Beach  n.  Maiden 
Manderson  John,  teacher  65  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Mandeville  David,  cashier  of  the  bank  of  N.  L.  81  n.  6th 
Mandeville  IT.  D.  merch't  54  s.  Front — d  h  175  Walnut 
Mandeville  Mary,  hairworker  10  Bread 
ilandry  Wm.  stablekeeper  100  north  Sixth 
Manery  Enoch,  o)  sterman  Prime  below  Second 
Manery  Jonathan,  shallopman  518  south  Front 
Maney  Owen,  labourer  319  Spruce  ab.  I'Xh  [see  JVIeany 
f  Mang'  John,  labourer  Shippen  above  Seventh 
Manger  Christian,  victualler  4th  n.  Germantowai  road 
Clanger  John,  cooper  4th  above  Poplar 
Mangle  John,  coach  spring  maker  65  n.  8th  and  Race 
Maneuvre,  widow  of  Louis,  stable  keeper  62  Union 
Manigault  Mary  S.  widow  N.  W.  comer  9th  and  Spruce 
Manlove  David,  sea  captain  50  German 
Manlove  James,  taylor  136  Cedar 
f  Manlove  Solomon,  labourer  28  Ehzabeth 
Manlove  Wm.  E.  grocer  164  Shippen 
Manly  Henry,  gentleman  13  Branch 
Manly  Henry,  jr.  merchant  21  n.  Front — dh  13  Branch 
fMann  Abm.  porter  Traquair's  court 
Mann  Catharine,  widow  79  "N^ine 
fMann  Chai-les,  oysterman  47  south  4th 
Mann  &  Cupples,  merchants  288  High 
Mann  Daniel,  mate  328  south  Sixth  [see  Mahon 

Mann  Daniel,  sea  captain  43  Sassafras 
Mann  Horatio,  40  Filbert 
Mann  Jacob,  drayman  219  north  Eighth 
Mann  Jahan,  shoemaker  389  north  P'ront 
Mann  Jesse  F.  cordwainer  13  Pryor's  alley 
Mann  John,  blacksmith  Garden 
Mann  Thomas,  merchant  238  High 
>Iann  Wm.  cai-penter  170  south  ^Vater  and  171  s.  Front 
Mannliardt  C.  L.  High  street  coifee-house  5  s.  Sixth 
Manning  John,  nuu-iner  270  south  Front 
Manning  Thos.  S.,  printer,  office  Shakspeare  buildings 

N.  W.  cor.  6th  and  Chesnut — d  h  13  south  Sixth 
Manning  Wm.  tin  plate  worker  242  south  Second 
Mansfield  John,  tavernl^eper  Poplar  lane  bcl.  Fourth 


MAR  paxton's  axnu  vl 

Mansfield  Ricliard,  innkeeper  69  north  Third 

Manshure  John,  sea  captain  74  Christian 

Mantell  Conrad,  baker  198  south  Second 

Manuel  J.  E.  carpenter  14  Cypress  alley 

Manuel  Jane,  widow  26  Parham's  alley 

Manj-penny  mrs.  of  Joseph,  Rose  alley  n.  Brown 

Mai-ache  Solomon,  125  south  Eleventh 

Marbacker  Charles,  carpenter  Germ.  r.  bel.  1st  g"atc 

Marbacker  John,  brewer  117  north  Fourtliab.  Vine 

Marbele  Joseph,  grocer  93  Passjtmk 

Marcer  Jos.  taylorSO  Branch      [see  Jilercer  andJyferde} 

March  Elias,  merchant  38  n.  Front  [see  Marsh 

March  Mary,  \^idow  69  Green 

Marchal  F.  professor  of  music  212  s.  4th      [see  Marshall 

Marchand  Louisa,  widow  98  C^askill 

Marchmint  Jesse,  shoemaker  74  Queen  (S) 

Marcker  Philip,  blacksmith  Johns    [see  Marker  &  Markoe 

Mariner  Andrew,  oysterman  back  29  Green 

Marriner  Fenwick,  pilot  503  south  Front 

Marinot  Michael,  cook  151  south  Sixth 

Maris  &  Evans,  merchants  31  south  "Wharves 

Maris  Rachel  R.  wid.  of  Rich'd,  s.  w.  cor.  11th  &  Chesmit 

Maris  &,  ^Vilcox,  merchants  145  High 

Maris  Wm.  merchant  51  south  wharves 

Mark^John,  dry  goods  store  78  Lombard        [see  Markc 

Mark  John,  minter  5th  below  Buttonwood 

Mark  Lewis,  confectioner  91  Cedar 

Markel  Christiana,  mill  stone  maker  11  Nortli  alley 

Marker  Andrew,  67  north  Eighth 

Marker  EUzabeth,  widow  34  Green 

Marker  Elizabeth,  widow  Walnut  below  11th 

Marker  George,  taylor  Sch.  Front  bel.  Chesnut 

[see  Mfirckei'  tmcl  Markoe 
Marker  John,  rag  merchant  119  German  ^ 

Marker  Mary,  gardener  Second  bel.  Greenwich 
Markland  John,  297  Race 
Markle  Jacob,  carpenter  5  Wood 
Markley  Jacob,  gentleman  47  Tamniany 
Markley  John,  carpenter  35  Duke  (N.  L.) 
Markoe  Francis,  merchant  446  north  Second — steam  saw 
mill  and  office  Penn  (K)  [see  Marcker 

Markoe  John,  gentleman  293  Chesnut  above  Ninth 
Marks  Catharine,  widow  4  Maria  st  [see  Mark 

Marks  Elizabeth,  boarding  house  284  south  Front 
Marks  Hannah,  widow  back  437  north  Third 
Marks  Hyman,  merchant  10  &  12  Chesnut 
Marks  Isaac,  merchant  115  north  Fifth 
Marks  Jared,  porter  house  25  Coombs'  alley 
fMarks  Samuel,  fi-uiterer  162  Spruce 
Marks,  widow  of  Robert,  242  St  John 
Marks  Samuel,  brickmaker  Sch.  4th  above  Spruce 
Marley  James,  coixlwainer  450  Race 
Marley  John,  coachmaker  Vine  near  Schuylkill 
Marley  Richard  I.  shoemaker  6  Myers'  court 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  M'AR 

Mai'ley  Thomas,  mariner  258  Race 
Marley,  widow  of  Wm.  coachmaker  George  ab.  12th 
Mauley  Wm.  cordwainer  3  s.  10th   [see  Malexj  &  jyiiley 
MarUn  Thomas,  carter  8  Pewter  platter  alley 
Marlue  John,  mariner  back  29  Piime 
Marot  Davenport,  spinningwheel  and  chairmaker  13  & 
18  Coombs'  alley  [see  Merritt 

Marot  Wm.  bookbinder  cor.  Darby  r.  &  Hig-h  W.  Sch. 
Marple  David  D.  dry  g-oods  store  60  n.  2d  &,  90  Crown 
Marple  Ehzabeth,  widow  8  Coombs'  alley 
Marpole  Ab.  shipwright  Frankford  road  near  Queen 
Marran  Elizabeth,  tayloress  27  Prune 
Marr  Abigail,  wid.  back  79  n.  Fifth  [see  Marrs  &  Maker 
!MaiTS  Charlotte,  widow  Race  near  Sch.  7th 
Marsellan  Joray,  tailor  112  High 
Marsh  Joseph,  jr.  shipbuilder  167  south  Second 
Mar.sh  John,  labourer  back  108  Filbert  [see  March 

JMarsh  John,  glass  cutter  Spruce  east  of  Sch.  Front 
Alarsh  Mary,  millener  167  south  Second 
Marshall  Abraham,  carpenter  375  Sassafras 
Marshall  Aaron,  shoemaker  489  north  I'hird 
Marshall  widow  of  Amor,  wafermaker  59  Walnut 
Marshall  Alex'r,  baker  43  IMead  alley  [see  Marchal 

Marshall  Benjamin,  accountant  170  south  11th 
Marshall  Charles,  chemist,  &c.  56  Chesnut 
Marshall  Christopher,  druggist  19  noi-th  Fourth 
Marshall  Charles,  jr.  druggist  310  High 
Marshall  Davis,  smith  Green's  court— d  h  138  S  Fifth 
Marshall  Daniel,  plasterer  190  Cheny 
Marshall  Hannah,  widow  of  Wm.  132  north  Front 
Marshall  James,  cabinetmaker  133  south  Sixth 
Mai-shall  Jesse,  merchant  27  north  Third 
Marshall  John,  bricklayer  9  Small 
jMai-sliall  John,  labourer  Acorn  alley 
Marshall  Joseph,  goldsmith,  &c.  87  south  Second 
Marshall  Jo.seph  C.  cordwainer  41  Coats 
?4arshall  .Moses  D.  cordwainer  84  Race 
Marshall  Prudence,  widow  160  south  Eleventh 
Marshall  Samuel,  cordwainer  2  Bird's  court 
Marshall  Susannah,  china  store  K  W.  cor.  5th  &  Arch 
Marshall  &  Tempest,  goldsmiths,  &.c.  87  south  2d 
Mai-shall  Thomas,  sea  captain  151  noith  Second 
Mai-shall  widow  of  John,  Oak  bel.  hayscales  (N.  L.) 
Marsillar  George,  distiller  of  cordials  Beach  n.  high  br 
Mai-ston  David,  gunsraith  179  north  Fourth 
Martel  M.  E.  140  south  Fifth 
Martel  Stephen,   6  Powell 

Martens  John  F.  tavernkeeper  Broad  abbve  Race 
Mai*ter  Abm.  ferryman  Camden  N.  J. 
Martien  Elizabeth,  widow,  teacher  38  Church  alley 
Martin  Abm.  accountant  77  north  Second 
Martin  Benjamin,  230  south  Third 
Martin  Benjamin,  grazier  508  south  Second 
Martin  Catharine,  widow  89  Crown 
lOl*' 


MAS  PAXT.ON'b  AXXUAI 

Martin  Charles,  inspect,  of  butter  &  lard  3  Harmony  r: 

Mui-tin  Danitl,  labourer  Twelfth  below  Pine 

Mailin  Edwurd  D.  plasterer  Emlen's  court 

Martin  Elizabeth,  nurse  Knodle 

Martin  Ehzabeth,  widow  49  Prime 

Martin  Ezra,  bricklayer  soulli  west  cor.  Plum  and  4th 

Martin  and  Hart,  merchants  2:33  north  Tliird 

Martin  Jacob,  grocer  293  n.orth  Third 

Martin  Jacob,  merchant  233  and  287  north  Third 

Martin  Jacob,  g-entlcman  105  south  Ninth 

Martin  Jacob,  g-entleman  cor.  Foui-th  and  George  (N  L) 

Martin  James,  66  George  (S) 

Martin  James,  jun.  grazier  51  Moyamenslng  road 

Martin  James,  inercliant  45  north  Front — ^^d  h  95  New 

Miirtin  .John,  mariner  270  south  Thinl 

Martin  John,  smith  &  tavern  176  S  Water  &  177  S  From 

Martin  Joseph,  g-entleman  272  north  Second 

Martin  I-.  widow  cf  Isaac  Cedar  above  Tenth 

Martin  Margaret,  mu-se  22  Little  Water 

Martin  Margaret,  widow  280  south  Front 

Martin  Murmaduke,  bricklajer 459  south  Second 

Martin  Mary,  widow  13th  above  Race 

Martin  !Mi'S.  teacher,  80  Catharine 

Mai-tin 216  south  Fifth 

Martin  Mrs.  widow  22  Appletree  alley 

Martin  and  Parham,  cabinet  makers  217  north  Front 

Martin  Picquet,  merchant  205  High 

Martin  Patrick,  labourer  Sch  4th  above  Filbert 

Martin  Philip,  sea  captain  33  Lombard 

Martui  Prosper,  iron  founder.  Beach  bel.  Shackamaxo*n 

Mai-tin  Rachael,  Miss  60  south  Fifth 

Martin  Richard,  biscuit  baker,  91  north  Water 

Martin  Kichaixl  G.  accountant  473  south  Second 

Martin  Robert  C.  saddler  &c.  NE  cor.  Walnut  &  Third 

Martin  Samuel,  sailmaker  106  Lombard 

Martin  Samuel,  calico  printer  Old  York  r.  near  mill  pond 

Martin  Samuel  M.  merchant  42  N  Fi-ont — d  h  146  liaco 

Martin  Sarah,  boarding  house  4  Swan.son 

Martin  Thomas,  caipenter  293  south  Fourth 

Martin  Thomas,  blacksmith  29  Gilles'  alley 

Martin  Thomas,  carpenter  Maiden  near  Beach 

Martin  Thomas,  tallow  chandler  157  north  Fourth 

Miirtin,  widow  of  John  Sch.  7th  below  Walnut 

Martin  Wm.  brass  founder  Lolar's  court 

Martin  Wm.  merchant  29  south  Second 

Martin  Wm.  cabinetmaker  217NFront— dh87St.  John 

Masden  Benjamin,  merchant  66  Chesnut 

Masden  &  Bunker,  merchts.  19  S  Water  &  13  S  Wharves 

!Mason  Alva,  engraver  in  brass,  Sec.  13  south  Fourth 

Mason  Ann,  widow,  boarding  house  39  Filbert 

Mason  Calvin,  31  north  Eighth 

Mason  D.  H.  engraver  in  brass  &c.  13  S  4th — d  h  137  S  9th 

Mason  Elias,  taylor.  Prime  below  Second 

Mason  EUzabeth,  widow  64  Catharine 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  MAI" 

Mason  Elizabeth,  13  Vine 

Mason  Isaac,  135  south  Eleventli 

Mason  Isaac  N.  bookbinder  N  E  cor.  Chesnut  and  Water 

Mason  James,  ladies'  shoemaker  Barnard's  court 

Mason  James,  carpenter  back  221  N.  4th      [see  ^Taisor 

Mason  John,  brassfounder,  431  north  Third 

Mason  Joseph,  hatter  Goddard's  alley 

f  Mason  Joseph,  oystennan  311  Hig"h 

Mason  Martha,  widow,  235  south  Fi'ont 

Mason  Phihp,  engine  mak^,  131  south  Sixth 

Mason  Uobei't,  merchant  157  Pine 

Mason  Samuel,  steward  of  the  Penn.'Hosp.  Pine  ab.  8th 

Mason teacher,  south  west  cor.  Arch  and  Fifth 

Mason  Solomon,  cabinetmaker,  542  north  Third 

Mason  Tanton,  baker,  89  Christian 

Mason  Wm.  oak  cooper  9  Decatur 

Mason  W.  cabinetmaker  221  n.  2d — dh  back  40  Ann  (NL  j 

Mason  Wm.    engraver  in  brass,  &c.  13  south  fourth — 

d  h  8  Norris's  alley 
Mason  Wm.  cabinet  maker  back  85  Browne 
>Iason  Wm.  mariner  49  Penn 
Mason  W.  8c  A.  engravers  in  brass,  &c.  13  S  4th 
Massey  Charles  jun.  merchant  170  Mulbcny 
Massey  James  W.  plane  maker  76  Crown 
Massev  Lvdia,  widow  7  Powell 

Massey  Samuel,  plane  manuf  283  N  3d— d  h  170  Arci- 
Massey  Thomas,  sea  captain  41  Noble 
Massey  Thomas,  carpenter  76  Crown 
Master  George,  carter  Cedar  below  Twelfth 
Masters  George,  carter  Juniper  above  Arch 
Master  Joseph,  gauger  68  Spruce 
Master  Wm.  ladies'  shoemaker  65  south  Third 
Matchin  Joseph  A.  potter  497  High 
Mather  Richard,  millwright  Arch  near  Sch.  Front 
Mather,  widow  of  James,  grocer  George  above  Tenth 
Mather  Jeremiah,  weaver  Cedar  below  l3th 
Mathew  Armond,  oysterman  184  south  Sixth 
Mathew  Austen,  grocer  cor.  Race  and  Tenth 
Mathew  and  Leitmann,  grocers  SE  cor.  Race  and  10th 
Mathew  and  Humphreys,  grocers  204  north  Third 
Mathew  John,  grocer  204  N  3d  [see  Matthnts . 

Mathew  Austin,  141  north  Third 
Mattliias  A.  carpenter  94  St.  John 
Mathias  Abraham,  merchant  99  Callowhill 
Mathieu  and  Tunison,  oystermen  16  south  Sixth 
Mathieu  Harman,  oysterman  184  south  Sixth 
Mathieu  Joseph,  m.  d.  52  Walnut 
Mathison  Neil,,^¥ecer  12  Pine 
Matlack  Benjamin,  mate  95  Shippen 
Matlack  Emmor,  shoemaker  115  north  Second 
Matlack  Hannah,  widow,  nurse  48  Shippen 
Matlack  Nicholas  B.  carpenter  Jiuiiper  above  George 
Matlack  Timothy,  alderman,  prothonotary  of  the  district 

court,  office  State  House — dh  44  south  Eightli 
Matlack  Thomas,  accountant  33  Chester 


MAY  paxton's  annual 

Mats  Sarah,  wielow  483  north  Tliird  above  Poplar 

Mats,  widow  of  John,  Mark's  lane 

Matsing-cr  Georg-c,  labourer  Vine  above  Twelfth 

Matsing-er  John,  labourer  Irish  lane 

Matson  Mary,  widow  92  Union 

Mattern  Mary,  widow,  back  247  north  Second 

jMatthews  Edward,  woodsiiwyer  215  Coats  [see  Jllathc>. 

f  Matthews  Georg"e,  labourer  10  Burd's  court 

Matthews  James,  nailer,  back  210  1-4  Arch 

Matthews  widow  of  James,  Sch.  5th  above  Hig'h 

f  Matthews  John,  137  Plum  and  Middle  alley 

Matthews  John,  paper  store  391  High 

Matthews  lA'dia,  tayloress  11  ElmsUe's  alley 

Matthews  Mary,  widow,  back  406  north  Third 

JMatthews  Matthew,  commission  merchant  393  Ilii^h 

Matthews  Peter,  waiter  165  Lombard 

Matthews  Samuel,  di-ayniim  Penn  (K) 

Matthew's  Thomas,  accoujitant  17  North  alley 

Mattingly  Lewis,  shoemaker  Eighth  below  Callowhill 

Mattis,  Wm.  mariner  212  south  Fifth 

Mattison  Joseph,  comb  maker,  S  E  cor.  High  &  Sch.  5th 

Maule  Caleb,  carpenter  117  north  Fifth 

Maule  Israel,  carpenter  o5  Cherry  and  Ann  (N  L) 

Maule  Jonathan,  brass  founder  171  Coats 

fMaulcon  Marie  C.  washerwoman  5  Cauffman's  court 

Maull  Benjamin,  cordwainer  89  Coats 

Maall  James,   10  S.  Wharves — d  h  18  Carter's  alley 

Maull  John,  innkeper  (Camden  Hoiel,)  Camden  N.  J. 

Maull,  widow  of  N.  boatbuilder  146  Swanson 

Maull  R.  and  J.  sailmakers  10  S.  Wharves 

Maull  Robert  sailmaker  4  Bread — loft  9  S.  Wharves 

Maull  Wm.  shipwright  567  sovith  Second 

Maurer  John  A.  m.  d.  Lawrence  above  Wood 

Mawhorter  Elizabeth,  widow  143  Cherry 

Maxfield  James,  cordwainer  15  Spafl'ord 

Maxfield  Joseph,  accountant  222  north  Fourth 

f  Maxfield  P.  porter  op.  38  Blackberry  alley 

Maxfield  Stephen,  97  north  Fifth 

f  Maxfield  Wm.  waiter  Mark's  lane 

Maxseiner  Adam,  shopkeeper  30  Ann  (N  L) 

Maxwell  Elizabeth,  widow  174  so-ith  Sixth 

Maxwell  James,  printer^  office  63  &  d  h  67  south  Fillh 

Maxwell  James,  carpenter  Germ,  road  above  Tliird 

Maxwell  James,  weaver  l3th  near  Cedar 

Maxwell  James,  wharf  builder  Beach  near  Maiden 

Maxwell  John,  sen.  weaver  116  Christian 

Maxwell  John,  jun.  carpenter  116  Christian 

Maxwell  Robert,  wharf  builder.  Maiden  near  Beach 

Maxwell  Sarah,  widow,  Lytle's  court 

May  Daniel,  bricklayer  Queen  above  Third 

May  Henry,  hatter  83  north  Tenth 

May  Esther,  widow  24  Parham's  alley 

May  John,  bricklayer  18  Frankhn  st 

May  Lewis,  shoemaker  Lawrence  above  Wood 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY  MEC 

May  Mary,  widow  91  north  Tentlf 
May  Sarah,  shopkeeper  Cherry  above  Juniper 
Mayberry  Martha,  washerwoman  27  Gilles'  alley 
Maybin  John,  merchant  5  Chesnut— -d  h  124  Arch 
Maybin  Wm.  A.  merchant  5  Chesnut — d  h  52  Vine 
Mayburry  Jeremiah  W.  grocer  268  north  Front 
Mayer  Andrew,  coach  and  sign  painter,  N  W  cor.  Budd 
and  Poplar  [see  JMeyer  ami  Maker. 

Mayer  Philip  F.  rev.  d,  d.  87  Sassafras 

Mayer surg-eon  Third  near  Germ,  road 

Mayer  John,  joiner  141  north  Fifth 

Mayer  John,  labourer  Frankfort  road  above  Palmer 

Maj'field  Catharine,  widow,  back  323  Spruce 

May  hew  David,  baker  120  Browne 

Mayhew  Da\'id,  combmaker  Poplar  above  Second 

Mayhew  Joseph,  carter  128  Browne 

Maylan  Samuel,  saddler,  26  Sassafras  alley 

Mayland  James,  tobacconist  249  north  Second 

Mayland  Jacob,  tobacconist  99  Sassafi-as  cor.  Third 

Mayland  Samuel,  tobacconist  162  south  Eleventh 

{see  Malin  and  JMorelajid  and  JMoyland. 
Maylin  Joseph,  Sixth  below  Germantown  road 
Maylin  Thomas,  currier,  176  Locust 
Mayne  Thomas,  shipmaster  back  204  north  Second 
Mayo  Benj.  teacher,  back  29  Church  ay — d  h  8  Old  Y.  r. 
Mays  Josepli,  shoemaker  Steinmetz  court  (N  L) 

"^  {see  Maze  and  Mease 

Mays,  Mrs.  widow  44  Currant  alley 
Ma}  senhoclder  Charles,  jeweller,  &c.  26  Strawbeny 
Mayweg  John,  whitesmith  Green  below  4th  and  cor.  3d 
Maze  John  G,  mastmaker  3o  Mary  (S) 

{see  Mease  and  Mays. 
Mazurie  James  I.  merchant  115  south  Third 
Mead  Azel,  ladies'  shoemaker  131  Mulberry 
Mead  Jeremiah,  ladies'  shoemaker  Barnard's  court 
|Mead  Lewis,  barber  109  Pine 
Meade  James,  hair  dresser  291  south  Third 
Meade  Edward,  shipmaster  27  Juliana 
Meade  Marg^ai-et,  mrs.  of  liichard  W.  312  Arch  ab.  lltli 
Meal  John  G.  victualler,  40  Old  N.  L.  market 
Mealy  Patrick,  tavern  keeper  2  south  Fourth 
Mealy  William,  brickmaker,  13th  below  ^\'alnut 
Means  Elizabeth,  widow  23  Green    {see  Mein  and  Main 
Means  Mary,  boarding-  house  9  Franklin  court 
Meany  John,  merchant,  count,  h.  9  and  d  h  250  Walnut 
Meany  John,  hatter  17  StrawheiTV  {see  Maney  &  JMemie 
Mears  Benjamin,  pocket  book  maker  SiC  47  S  4th 
Mears  Joseph,  stag-e  driver  12th  ab.  Cheny      {see  Merr 
Mease  James,  m.  n.  192  Chesnut       {sec  Maze' and  May^ 
Mease  John,  surveyor  of  ditmag-ed  ships  and  curg-oes. 

6  Norris's  alley 
Mecaskey  John,  storekeeper,  265  south  Second 
Mechlin  Jacob,  accountiint  149  Race 
Mecke  John,  cabinet  maker  and  upholsterer  •^'^"^^  v  ^  • 


MID  PAXTON*S  ANNUA;. 

Metcalf  Wm.  teacher  buck  10  nortli  Front 

Metcalfe  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  back  189  north  Second 

Metham  Pren,  muffinbaker  7o  south  Fourtli 

Metts  Georg-e,  Buttonwood  near  Sixth 

Metts  Barbar>-,  widow  Buttonwood  near  Sixth  [see  Mitz 

Mettler  Samuel,  401  north  Second 

Mettler  Wm.  Buck's  County  inn  397  north  Second 

Metzg-er  John  M.  tailor  245  north  Second 

Metzger  Geo.  pumpmaker  Old  York  road  ab.  Poplar 

Metzg-er  John,  accountant  4  Willow  court 

"Mettey  &  Anthony,  oystcrcellar  212  south  Second 

Mettey  Thomas,  labourer  corner  Seventh  &  Christian 

Mettev  Wm.  woodsawver  comer  Seventh  and  Chnstian 

Meyer  George,  carpenter  133  north  Third  &  Branch 

Meyer  George  G.  merchant  133  north  Third 

Meyer  Henry,  biscuit  baker  9  Etfrcth's  alley 

Meyer  Henrv,  jr.  dry  goods  store  65  north  4th 

Meyer  Jacob,  bookbinder  177  north  Second 

[see  Mayer,  Maker,  Myers,  Mears,  ^  Meree 
Mever  Louisa,  storekeeper  177  north  Second 
Meyer  S.  Henr>',  sen.  merchant  133  north  Third 
Meyer  Thomas,  mariner  554  south  Front 
Meyers  George,  (Drover  inn)  269  Vine 
Meyers  Henry,  innkeeper  s.  w.  corner  5th  and  Race 
Meyers  Henry,  tailor  84  north  Sixth 
Mevei-s  John  P.  weaver  124  north  Fifth 
Meyers  Marv,  widow  back  154  north  Fifth 
Meyers  Michael,  innkeeper  13  CallowhiU 
Meyers  &  Son,  dry  goods  store  lo3  north  Third 
Meyers  Thomas,  accountant  82  Wood 
Meyers  Peter  C.  mercliant  133  north  Third 
Meynie  T.  U.  merchant  32  Church  alley        [see  Meany 
Mezer  Henry,  carver  &  gilder  back  257  Race 
jMichael  A.  merchant  91  Spruce 
Michael  Rachel,  widow  of  Joseph,  100  Swanson 
fMidcap  Phihp,  waiter  10  Springett  alley. 
Middleton,  Allen  &  Co.  blacksmiths  281  north  Third, 

70  CallowhiU,  and  11  Kunckle 
fMiddleton  Benjamin,  waiter  129  Locust 
Middleton  George,  lumber  merchant  170  north  Fourth 
Middleton  George,  mariner  Miller's  court  (N.  L.) 
Middleton  Enoch,    cabinetmaker  back   173  H)gh — d  h 

128  St  John 
Middleton  Hannah,  teacher  Kunckle  near  Noble 
Middleton  Isaac,  Camden,  N.  J. 
Middleton  Jacob,  123  CallowhiU 
^Middleton  Jacob,  shipwright  153  Cedar 
Middleton  James,  mariner  10  Shippen 
Middleton  Joseph,  tailor  22  Union  alley 
Middleton  Joshua,  carpenter  177  Mulberry  Si  200  High 
Middleton  John,  hatter  back  160  Race 
Middleton  J.  &  A.  iron  merchants  281  north  Third 
Middleton  Lewis,  cabinetmaker  151  north  Fourth 
Middleton  Samuel,  bricklayer  172  north  Fourth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  MIL 

Middleton  Thomas,  wharf  builder  391  north  Front 
Middleton  Wm.  ag-ent  for  giiardians  of  poor  247  s.  7th 
Middleton  &  Woolley,  kimber  yard  cor.  4th  &  Callowhill 
Middlesw'orth  Joseph,  labourer  Juliana  below  Noble 
Midlen  Walter,  sea  captain  26  Little  German 
Miercken  Peter  &  Co.  sug-ar  refinei-s  37  Shippen 
Mit-rcken  widow  of  Peter,  53  Shippen 
Miersch  Elizabeth,  victualler  Gaixlen — stall  28  N  Market 
Mifflin  Lloyd,  merchant  21  Church  alley 
Mifflin  mrs.  C.  widow  of  Jolin  F.  226  Walnut 
Mifflin  Samuel,  merchant  206  Chesnut 
Mifflin  Thomas,  merchant  31  Chesnut — d  h  351  Ilig-h 
Mifflin  widow  of  Benjamin,  6  Sansom 
Mi.^ht  Eliza,  Smith's  court 

Mikels  Jolm,  labourer  Garden  abpve  Pcg'g-'s  run 
jMilbin  Philip,  woodsawyer  Wharton  above  Fron*^ 
Miles  Abigail,  widow  131  north  Sixth 
Miles  Ami,  widow  Smith's  court 
Miles  Anna  Maria,  widow  116  Cedar 
Miles  Cathai-ine,  widow  21  Currant  alley 
Miles  Edward,  drawing-  juaster  206  \Valnat 
Miles  Jacob,  cordwainer  108  north  Second 
Miles  Lewis,  49  Cedar  [see  MiUes  <J  Mills 

Miles  Mary,  widow  of  John,  g'lnmaker  86  Cailovvhili 
Miles  Rebecca,  widow  173  Walnut 
Allies  Robert,  carpenter  114  south  Tenth 
Miles  M'm.  brass,  steel,  and  cane  reed  maker  496  n.  2d 
Miley  Fred'k,  carter  Juniper  ab.  Cherry      [see  JMarlev 
Miley  Fred'k,  jr.  carter  13th  belovr  Race 
Miley  Georg-e,  victualler  Juniper  above  Cherry 
3Iiley  Jacob,  cordwainer  nortli  6th  n.  Germantown  i-. 
Miley  Jacob,  \  ictualler  2d  above  Germantown  road 
Miley  John,  brickmaker  Cherry  below  Broad 
Miley  Johr.,  \  ictualler  George  above  Third  (N.  L.) 
Miley  John,  victualler  136  Brov.ne 
Miley  Wm.  cabinetmaker  6th  n.  Gennantown  road 
MiUard  Cliarles,  carver  412  north  Front 
Millard  Clement,  >r.  n.  410  nortii  Front 
Millard  Elizaljeth,  widow  16  Branncr's  alley 
Millard  Thos.  wheelwrig'ht  and  chairmaker  410  n.  Front 
Millai*d  Wm.  surg"eon  denti.st  So  Catharine  [see  JUiNtvarJ 
iWillbine  John,  baker  5th  below  Christian 
Miller  Ab'm  &  Andrew,  jr.  pottei-s  45  &  47  Zane 
Miller  Adam,  flour  merchant  336  Hig-h    •      [see  JHellars 
Miller  Adxim,  labourer  l2th  below  Race 
Miller  ^dam,  tobacconist  350  north  Thiixl 
Aliller  Adam,  i^opemaker  Shackamaxon 
Miller  Alexander,  bottler  and  tavern  56  south  Water 
Miller  Alexander  I.  144  north  Eighth 
^filler  Ann,  widow  nurse  513  north  Third 
Miller  Ann,  g-entlev/oman  199  Spruce 
Miller  Ann,  widow  7  Juliana  cor.  Wood 
tMiller  Ann,  widow  opposite  90  Gaskill 

102 


Mil*  paxton's  annual 

fMillor  Anthony,  shoemaker  buck  387  north  3d 

j-Millcr  Anthony,  labourer  38  DlackljeVry  alley 

Miller  &  Bitting-,  taylors  314  south  Second 

Miller  Catharine,  milkwoman  Palmer  ab.  Duke 

Miller  Catharine,  v  idow  188  St  John 

^liller  Charles,  grocer  208  &  210  north  Third 

Miller  Charles,  baker  269  south  Fifth 

Miller  Charlotte,  nurse  13th  ab.  Race 

Miller  Christian,  labourer  6th  above  Green 

Miller  Chnstopher,  170  Shippen 

Miller  Clement  S.  attorney  at  law  113  Walnut — d  h  Front 

belo\v  Fine 
Aliller  Conrad,  taylor  345  north  Front 
Miller  D.  g-jirdener  Carpenter  below  6th  (S) 
Miller  Daniel,  innkeeper  416  north  Second 
Miller  Daniel  H.  ironmong-er  162  north  2d 
Miller  Daniel  K.  potter  310  north  2d 
Miller  Daniel  L.  merchant  175  Higii — d  h  Mulberry  ct. 
Miller  David,  grocer  230  south  Second 
Miller  David,  cedarcooper  Laurel  n.  Budd 
fMiller  DaAid,  woodsawyer  154  south  8th 
tMiller  E.  labourer  Acorn  allev 
JMiller  Elisha,  porter  43  Crab  &  270  s.  4th 
Miller  FJiz.  widow  Frankford  r.  above  Bedford 
Miller  Ehzabeth,  shopkeeper  306  north  Second 
5Iiller  F.  soapboiler  Grisel's  alley 
Miller  Francis,  brickmaker  Sch.  8th  above  Race 
Miller  Frederick,  mariner  Swede's  alley 
Miller  Georg-e,  blacksmith  279  south  Fifth 
Miller  Georg-e,  cord wainer  187  St  John 
Miller  George,  victualler  8th  ab.  Buttonwood 
Miller  George,  vict.  stall  1  New-market 
Miller  George,  black  and  white  smith  212  Vine 
Miller  George,  stove  and  saddletree  maker  148  north 

Third— d'h  212  Yme 
fMiller  George,  porter  back  78  north  Fourth 
Miller  George,  shipjoiner  31  Charlotte 
fMiller  George,  carpenter  2  Warner's  court 
Miller  Grace,  nurse  5  Patton's  court 
Miller  Hannah,  segarmaker  367  Arch 
Miller  11.  carpenter  back  171  High — d  h  67  Tammany 
Miller  Henry,  shipwright  Hanover  near  Bedford 
Miller  Henry,  mariner  8  Callowhill 
Miller  Henry,  vict.  262  north  Eighth — stall  12  New-mar. 
Miller  Henry,  colourman  back  314  nortli  Second 
Miller  Hugh,  weaver  corner  Cedar  and  Thirteenth 
Miller  Hugh,  cordwainer  Fifth  above  Buttonwood 
Miller  Isabella,  tavernkeeper  95  south  AVater 
Miller  Jacob,  potter  Rose  alley  above  Tammany 
Miller  Jacob,  mariner  38  Christian 
Miller  Jacob,  labourer  492  north  Second 
Miller  Jacob,  baker  Frankford  road  comer  Queen 
fMiller  Jacob,  463  north  Second  and  back  72  Christian 
Miller  James,  taylor  52  north  Eighth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORV  MOS 

f  Morris  \Vm.  coachman  198  Cheny 
Morrison  Alexander,  carpenter  316  s.  6th 
Momson  Alexander,  constable  Hamilton  viiiage 
Morrison  Andrew,  weaver  back  130  north  ^itib 
Morrison  Ann,  widow  14  Pnuie 

Mon-ison ,  cabinetmaker  10  Green's  court 

Morrison  George  &  Evan,  merchants  24  n.  Front 

MoiTison  John,  waterman  74  Plam 

Morrison  Mordecai,  (100  years  old)  Washington  ab  2d 

Morrison  Robert,  grocer  379  Race 

Morrison  Sarah,  mantuamaker  back  86  s.  3d 

Morrison  Wm.  brevver  79  8c  d  h  77  Chesnut 

Monison  Wrn.  sea  captain  152  south  9th 

Morrow  Samuel,  smith  corner  Pine  &  Fifth 

Morrow  widow  of  John,  corner  Jimiper  Sc  Cherry 

MoiTow  Wm.  carter  68  Passyunk  [see  Murray  &  Jilnrroiv 

Morse  Christopher,  cordwainer  Germant.  r.  above  4t}i 

Morse  George  W.  sea  captain  235  Si>ruce 

Morse  Henry,  pianoforte  maker  149  Walnut 

Morse  John  A.  cordwainer  back  380  south  2d 

fMorss  Andrew,  waiter  131  Locust  [?.?(?  Moss 

Mortemard  Joseph,  merchant  41  Chesnut 

i^Iortimer  Mrs.  ladies'  seminary  171  Chesnut 

Morton  Andrew,  shipwright  401  north  Fi-ont 

Morton  iJenjamin,  hatter  343  south  2d 

Morton  Elizabeth,  widow  49  Catharine 

Morton  James,  printer  38  Strawberry 

Morton  John,  mariner  547  south  2d 

Morton  John,  president  of  N.  A.  Bank  116  s.  Front 

Morton  Joseph,  boatbuilder  •Maiden 

Morton  Matthias,  shallopman  301  soutli  3d 

Morton  Thomas,  bookbinder  and  paper  ruler  C^o  Pew- 

terplatter  alley— d  h  10  Goforth  alley 
Morton  &  Wallace,  binders  &  rulers  33  Pewterplat.  ay. 
Mory  Lewis,  sea  captain  263  soutli  Front 
Moser  Henrv,  victualler  cor.  Hanover  and  Palmer — stall 

4  Old  NL  market 
Moser  widow  of  Martin,  potter  310  north  Second 
Moses  Barbara,  widow  107  Coats 
Moses  Henry,  currier  Whitehall  st 
Aloses  Jacob,  victualler  Queen  belov/  Cheiry 
[•Moses  Jonathan,  waiter  back  6  Locust 
Moses  Manuel,  storekeeper  180  south  Second 
Moses  Sarah,  widow  52  nortli  Eighth 
Moses  Solomon,  auctioneer  51  north  Fi-ont — dh  south- 
east corner  Chesnut  and  8th 
jMoshell  Wm.  coachman  Acorn  alley 
Moslander  George,  o}  sterm.an  326  south  Second 
Mosman  M.  m.  d.  265  north  Second 
Moss  Elizabeth,  81  Browne 
Moss  George,  labourer  back  222  south  Fifth 
Moss  Henry,  labourer  back  514  south  Second 
Moss  Isaac,  manner  5  Parham's  alley 
Moss  Jacob,  quill  &  pen  manufactory  135  Pine 


MUL  PAXTON's  ANNLAi. 

Moss  John,  merchant  77  s.  Front — d  h  189  Spi-uce 

\se.e  J\h:aSy  JMorse,    and  J^torss 
Moss  Samuel,  merchant  77  s.  Front — d  h  191  Spruce 
Mostniua  Noah,  stag-edriver  back  72  Spiiice 
Mott  Edwai-d,  paint  manufactory  10  Fetter  lane — store 

2  Cherry  st 
Mott  "VVm.  D.  accountant  7  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Moiiille  Maturine,  wine  cooper  Locust  near  Broad 
f  Moulden  JsiUic,  labourer  129  Plum 
Moulder  Margaret,  widow  24  Pear 
Moulder  Wm.  associate  judge  of  the  court  of  common 

pleas,  and  justice  of  the  peace  330  north  2d 
Mouldin  Elizabetli,  widow  back  45  Key's  alley 
Mounier  J.  P.  hairdresser,  Sec.  79  south  2d 
Mount  Samuel,  gTocer  256  s.  4th  cor.  Shippen 
Mountain  James,  mariner  Ijack  254  south  Front 
Moutea  Georg-e,  coi-dwaincr  27  Sugxir  alley 
Moui-er  Harriott,  widow  80  Green 

Mower  Geo.  shallopman  Huddell's  ct.  [see  Moore 

Mower,  widow  of  Jacob,  276  north  Second 
Muwntford  John,  importer  of  watches,  &c.  301  Higli 
Moyer  Frederick,  labourer  Rose  alley  above  Tammany 
Mover  Jacob,  carpenter  2U6  St.  John 
Moyes  James,  g'entleman  98  Union 

Moyland  Jasper,  mariner,  38  Mead  ay  [see  Jifaylajid 

Moyn  John,  boot  manufacturer,  45  south  Third 
Moynihan  Maurice,  org-an  builder,  Cheny  \V  Sch.  8th 
Much  Adam,  sl)ipwrig-ht  565  south  Second 
Muckelston  Peter,  coach  maker,  19  Watson's  alley 
Muer  John,  carpenter  Bryan's  court 
Muck  Adam,  carter  525  north  Tliird 
Muhlenberg  David,  295  Sassafras 
Muhlenberg  Mary,  widow  162  Arch 
Muhlenberg  Rebecca,  back  152  Locust 
Muhlenberg-  widow  of  F.  A.  295  Race 
Mulilenberg-,  Rev.  Wm.  A.  n.  b.  166  Arch 
Muier  Daniel,  watchman  9  Mary  (S) 
Muirhead  Alexander,  merchant,  32  south  Front 
Mulhall  Henry,  baker  Pi'osperous  alley 
MulhoUen  John,  brickmaker.  Race  near  Sch.  7th 
Mulholien  Wm.  silversmith,  Lily  alley  above  Tammany 
Muil  Benjamin,  combmaker,  2  1-4  north  Third 
MuUansfbrd  Edward,  storekeeper,  445  north  Tliird 
Mullen  E.  grocer  cor.  Oak  &  hayscales  wharf 
Mullen  Edward,  mariner  26  Catharine 
Mullen  James,  liiscuitbaker  134  St  John 
Mullen  Joseph,  labourer  back  266  south  Thii"d 
Mullen  John,  carter  10  Hurst 
Mullen  Thomas,  shoemaker  48  Browne 
Mullen  Wm.  shoemaker  14  Oak  (S) 
MuUer  Charles,  sea  captain  94  Lombard 
Mulhkin  Magdalen,  millener  91  Callowhill 
Mulhson  John,  bricklajer  63  Tammany 
Mulock  Edward,  cordwjuner  92  north  9th 


I'lIILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY  MUR 

Mulock  Georg"e,  currier  12  Sterling  alley 

Mulock  Isaac,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  227  s.  2d 

Mulock  Leah,  widow  boardinghouse  41  Nortli  alley 

Mulvey  Charles,  Spanish  consid  for  Ga.  152  Pii-ie", 

Mummer  Henry  L.  weaver  145  Coats 

■fMunbrun  Joseph,  mariner  149  Locust 

Muncy  Violette,  widow  25  Farham's  alley 

Munier  Nicholas,  grocer  SW  corner  Chesnut  &,  Eighth 

Munns  Lyridsey,  grocer  216  north  Third 

?=Ianns  Sarah,  storekeeper  205  south  Second 

Munyan  Orson,  labourer  30  Little  Water 

Murdock  Hannah,  widow  55  Mead  alley 

Murdock  James,  79  Penn 

Murdock  John,  smith  Marlborough  near  Bedford 

Mui-dock  Robert,  merchant  279  south  Front 

Murdock  Sanmel,  seacaptain  24  Union 

Murdock  T'iiomas,  bookI)inder  46  Hace 

Mordock  W'm.  merchant  67  nozlh  Water— d  h  186  High 

Mui'fin  mrs.  of  Wm.  261  Race 

Murgatro}d  Sarah,  v.'idow  91  soutli  Sixth 

Murl  Rebecca,  widow,  nurse  16  Little  Water 

Murphy  Alexander,  accountant  3  Ann  (N.  L.) 

Murphy  C.  shipwright  Marlboro'  near  Bedford 

Murphy  Cornelius,  shopkeeper  38  A'ine 

Murph}'  David,  combm.aker  333  north  Front 

M.irphy  David,  taylor  122  and  130  north  AVater 

Murphy  EUzabeth,  eatinghouse  back  12  north  Front 

Murpliy  Hannah,  widow  Crcsson's  alley 

Murphy  Henrietta,  widow  201  Coats 

Murphy  James,  tavemkeeper  34  Columbia  avenue 

Marphy  James,  cabinetmaker  150  s.  3d — d  h  74  Union 

Murphy  John,  paver  Quince  alley  below  Locust 

Murphy  widow  of  John,  Weaver's  alley 

MurjDhy  John,  account-jmt  Hig-h  W.  Sc'h.  Seventh 

MuiiDh}'  John,  carter  Torr's  court 

Miu-pliy  Louisa,  widow  Pegg  above  Front 

Murphy  Malcolm,  smith  Thirteenth  above  Chesnut 

Mur])hy  mrs.  of  James,  back  57  south  Water 

Murphy  Richard,  ta^l^  SE  cor.  Swar^son  and  Argyle 

Murphy  Robert,  shipwright  565  south  Front 

Murphy  Robert,  boot  ajid  .shoemaker  17  south  Third 

Murphy  widow  of  Robert,  SE  corner  Swanson  &  Argyle 

Murphy  Wm.  fisherman  Queen  above  Cherry 

Murphy  Wm.  carpenter  19  Powell 

Murphy  Wm.  G.  bookbinder  Francis'  lane  n.  Sch. 

Murra}  Catliarine,  washerwoman  17  Croti^n 

7  Murray  Charles,  chinapacker  270  south  Seventh 

Munniy  CoUon,  mariner  28  Mead  alley 

^'  [see  j\forro-w  and  JSfiirroi^ 

Murray,  Draper,  Fairman,  &  Co.  bankbill,  &c.  engravers 

47  Sansom  above  Eighth 
Murray  George,  engi*aver  45  Sansom 
Murray  George,  fancy  store  187  south  Second 

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MYE  PAXTON's  ANNUA!. 

Murray  Jacob,  mariner  15  Parham'9  alley 

Mun-ay  James,  ,^rocer  389  Race 

Mun-ay  James  W.  attorney  at  law  70  south  Eleventh 

f  Muri-.-ty  •JarTies,  waiter  Eig-lith  below  Ijonibard 

Muiray  John,  tavernkecper  310  south  Second 

Murray  Jolin,  oakcoopcr  204  and  212  south  Water — d  h 

213  south  Front 
"Murray  John,  labourer  Prime  below  Front 
Murray  John  A.  104  north  Front 
Murray  Joseph,  bootmaker  25  Chesnut 
^Murray  Margaret,  v.idow  Vine  below  Eleventh 
Murray  Michael,  labourer  Prime  above  Second 
Murreay  Micliael,  taylor  19  Noble 
Murray  letter,  hibouj'er  Locust  corner  Jvmiper 
Murray  liobert  C.  boottree  and  lastmaker  166  south  5th 
f  Murray  Samuel,  mastersweep  56  Small 
Murray  widow  of  \Vm.  Cedar  above  Ninth 
Murray  Wm.  tailor  49  north  Eig-hth 

Mun-ell  Saml.  brushmaker  Stillhouse  alley    [see  Morrell 
Murrow  Peter,  chairmaker  Taper  alley  {aee  %Morrow 

Murreiui  Hug-h,  cai-penter  146  Chcny 
Mui-ta  Charles,  drover  106  Plum 
Murther  Philip,  carter  257  Catharine 
Murtutus  Samuel,  cooper  43  Christian 
Muscl^.ell  Elizabeth,  widow  50  Crown 
ISluschert  Catiiarine,  widow  225  St.  John 
Muscliert  George^sailmaker  25  S.wharvcs&  225  St.  John 
Musgl'ave  Eliza,  88  Shippen 
Musgrave  James,  broker  NE  corner  Third  &.  Chesnut — 

d  h  74  Spruce 
Musgi'a\e  John,  att'y.  at  law  56  Walmit — d  h  74  Spruce 
Musg-rave  Joseph  P.  g'entleman  163  Pine 
Mysser  John,  inspector  of  customs  146  Kace 
Musser  Sarah,  w'iow  28  north  Sixth 
Musser  Wm.  merchant  263  tlig-h 
IVIussi  Joseph,  merchant  126  south  Tenth 
Mussina  Zachariah,  storekcer  272  High 
Mustin  Anthony,  storekeeper  17  north  Sixth 
Mustin  Georg-e,  taylor  Alder  alley  ^., 
Mustin  John,  storekeeper  187  nortli  Second 
My  belt  E.  widow  9  Taiumany 
M\ars  Fredk.  carter  SLxth  above  Green 
Mjars  Mary,  widow  Sixth  above  Green 
Myars  Michael,  wheelwrig'ht  Sixth  above  Green 
Myars  Melchor,  carter  Sixth  above  Green 
Myars  Wm.  carter  Sixth  above  Green 
Myerle  David,  &.  Co.  shlpchandlers  85  Swanspn 
!Myerle  David,  block  and  pumpmaker  85  Swanson — d  h 

19  Plum 
Myerle  Jacob,  victualler  James  street 
Myer  Isaac,  painter,  &c.  51  and  d  h  23  Chesnut 
Myer  &  Jones,  house  and  sign  painters  51  Chesnut 
Myers  Anthony,  merchant  22  north  Third 

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PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOR V.  ODL 

u'Connor  M.  taylor  226  Cedar 
O'Connor  Nicholas,  seacaptiiin  2  Kapin's  court 
O'Connor  Patrick,  skindresscr  wein  er's  diey  . 
O'Connor  widov/ of  Jolm,  283  Spruce 
O'Conway  Mattliias  James,  interpreter  and  teacher  of 
the  Spanisli,  French  and  English  hing-uages,  s.e  corner 
Spruce  and  Fifth  *^ 

O'Dear  Spi-ogal,  wheelwright  lUdg-e  above  Vine — d  h 

11th  below  Vine 
O'Donidd  Charles,  labourer  9  Shippen 
O'Donnall  B.  storekeeper,  395  north  Second 
O'Donnall  Eleanor,  widow  s.  e.  cor.  of  Apollo  and  Ceda'^ 
O'Donnel  J3ridget,  widow  j  34  south  Fourtli 
O'Donnel  Con,  bottler  and  innkeeper  314  south  Third 
O'Dcnnel  M.  brickmaker,  cor.  Lombard  and  Sch.  2d 
O'Donnell  Bridget,  widow  Locust  above  Juniper 
O'Donnel)  Catharine  of  Patrick,  shopkeeper  14  Chancery 
O'Donnel'  James,  brewer,  back  102  High 
O'Donnell  James,  50  Passjamk  road 
O'Driscoll  Dennis,  shoemaker  142  south  Fourth 
O'ElIers,  James  P.  of  U.  S.  navy  169  Pine 
O'Ellers  widow  of  J.  north  west  cor.  Spruce  and  4th 
O'llara  SaraU,  widow  of  James,  Tlose  alley  near  Coats 
O'Hara  John,  brushmaker  162  south  Tliird 
O'Kain  Michael,  grocer  327  Walnut 
O'Leary  William,  grocer  66  south  Fiftli 
O'Meard  mrs.  of  James,  Wa.shington  near  Callowhil' 
O'Neal  John,  cabinetmaker,  7  Chancery  lane 
O'Neale  John,  shipwright  Crown  below  Prince 
O'Neall  Neal,  labourer  ^'ine  near  Sch. 
O'N.edly  Robert,  waiter  2  Bell's  court 
O'lVeial  John,  taylor  Acorn  alley 
O'Neil  Daniel,  tavlor  246  south"  Fourth 
O'Neill  Grace,  widow  99  Callowhill 
O'Neill  and  Co.  china  merchants  18  soutli  FroiV 
O'Neill  John,  grocer  200  Cedar 
O'Neill  John,  bottler  150  north  Third 
O'Neill  John,  carpenter  103  Spruce 
O'Neill  John,  cordwainer  241  south  Sixth 
O'Neill  John,  carpenter  103  Spruce 
O'Neill  Kyran,  grocer  204  Shippen 
O'Neill  mi-s.  widow  42  Shippen 
O'Neill  .Vlary,  mrs.  of  Owen,  Vine  west  of  Broad 
O'Neill  Roger,  labourer  Spaffbrd 
O'Neill  Robert,  taylor  51  Arch 
O'Neill  Robert,  carpenter  33  George  (S) 
O'Neill  Susannah,  widow  33  George  (S) 
O'Skullion  Francis,  watchman  Hazel  near  Walnut 
Odenhehner  John  W.  merchant,  d  h  63  north  Eighth 
Odenheinier  John,  baker  56  Plum 
Odenheimer  Jacob  U.  victualler  72  south  Eighth 
Odenheimer  Jacob,  coachtrimmcr  182  Pine 
Odenheimer  and  Elton,  merchants  121  High 


UNl  paxionS  annlal 

OJlln  "Woodbridge,  &  Co.  merchants,  38  south  wharves 

OdUu  AVoodbridge,  38  S.  wharves — d  h  45  soutli  Eighth 

Odo  Lewis,  confectioner  115  Ciemian 

Offerinan  John  C.  flour  &  wisliey  store,  High  W  SchT'th 

Oflcunians  Arnold,  labourer  257  Race 

Offley  JL-*in,  widow  178  south  Front 

Ogden  C.  &  I.  commission  merchants  71  south  Water — 

d  h  41  Zane 
Og'den  El  spinster  Juniper  ab.  Mulbeny 
Ogden  Dotothy,  w  idow  84  Crown 
Ogden  Johh  M.  carpenter  84  Crown 
Ogden  Mary,  widow  bonnelbox  maker  11  Strawberry 
Ogden  Maiy,  widow  47  Prime 
Ogden  Michael,  mate  back  36  .Sassafras 
Ogden  Robert,  accountant  Camden  Bank  (N  J) 
Ogden  Sarah,  widow  corner  Spruce  and  Seventh 
Ogdea  Wm.  notary  pubhc  Camden  (N  J) 
Ogilby  Joseph,  shipbuilder  56  Swanson 
Ogle  jaraes,  taylor  16  Carter's  alley 
Ogle  Peter  L.  carpenter  163  south  11th 
Ogle  Thomas,  coachmaker  9  south  6th  &  1  Sansom 
Ohl  John  F.  Ill  Moyamensing  road 
Okie  Abraham,  merchant  83  High 
Oldden  James,  merchant  35  Chesnut 
Olden  1).  widow  of  James,  128  north  Front 
Olden  E.  stprekeeper  30  north  Eighth 
Oldenburgh  Christian  M.  hairdresser  104  Locust 
(Jldenburgh  Daniel,  hatter  43  High 
Oldmixon  Mary,  widow  of  John,  teacher  70  s.  8th 
Oler  Philip,  ropenlaker  James  bel.  Ridge  road 
Oliphant  Catharine,  widow  94  Catharine 
Oliphant  Uziel,  sea  captain  25  Pewterplatter  alley 
■{Oliver  Candy,  widow  washerwoman  3  Gray's  alley 
Oliver  Jackson,  gi-ocer  n.  e.  cor.  6th  and  Cheny 
Oliver  John  G.  Sc  Co.  merchants  37  south  Front 
Oliver  John  G.  merchant  37  s.  Front — d  h  202  s.4th 
Oliver  Pavd,  shipmaster  41  Almond 
Oliver  Reuben,  tailor  corner  Spruce  and  Water — d h 

279  south  Front 
Oliver  Robert,  carpenter  84  Cedar 
Oliver  Thomas  P.  tailor  9  Chancery  lane 
Oliver  Wm.  G.  35  s.  11th  8vl61  Chesnut 
Oliver  Wra.  merchant  57  s.  Front — dh  85  s.  11th 
Oliver  Wm.  taverukeeper,  &.c.  47  south  Water 
Oliver  Wm.  T.  merchant  77  s.  11th  and  s.  Front 
Oliver  Wm.  jr.  sea  captain  47  south  Water 
Olmstead  Sarah,  widow  5  north  Sixth 
Olmstead  Wm.  shoemaker  M'Ginnes's  ct. 
Olson  John,  mariner  70  Penn  [see  Oldson 

Oman  Thomas,  taylor  back  54  north  Fourth 
Ong  widow  of  Joseph,  Britton's  alley 
Onls  Don  Luis  de,  his  Catholic  majesty's  envoy  extraor- 
dinary and  minister  plenipotentiary,  Wasliington  city. 


PHIL.\DELPHIA  DIRECTORY,  OlTf 

;Opey  mrs.  of  Thomas,  mariner  62  Small 

Openheimer  Emanuel,   122  n.  Second  and  191  n.  Third 

Oprebaugh  Georgre,  labourer  Hanover  near  Frankford  r 

Oi-am  William,  carpenter  north  Sixth  below  Coats 

Ord  Catharine,  washerwoman  Smith's  court 

Ord  George,  shipchandler  99   South  Wharves  and  354- 
south  Front 

Ord  widow  of  George,  354  south  Front 

Oixl  John,  teacher  Seventh  above  Camac 

Oi-mrod  John,  teacher  Germantown 

Orr  Arthur,  founder  Castle  st 

Orr  James,  plasterer  9  Burd's  row 

<>iT  Jere,  capt.  steamboat  91  Green 

OiT  John,  coachmaker  56  Crown — d  h  Castle 

Orr  John,  dealer  114  Plum 

Orr  Robert,  grocer  325  Walnut 

Orr  Thomas,  grocer  and  exchangebroker  Quince  below 
Locust 

Orr  Wm.  cordwainer  10  Callowhill 

Osback  Arthur,  labourer  110  Christian 

Osborn  Maria,  widow,  teacher  84  south  Fifth 

Osborn  James,  oystennan  Liberty  alley 

Osborn  John,  mariner  opposite  577  south  Second 
Osborne  Sarah  &  Hannah,  1  Laurel 

Osborne  George,  colourman  Mulberry  v/est  of  Broad 

Osbourn  Ebenezer,  carpenter  back  33  Cedar — d  h  80 
Lombard 

Osbourn  Jeremiah,  drayman  41  Cedar 

Osbourn  John,  76  Lombard 

Osbourn  Nehemiah,  mariner  216  north  Front 

Osen  Margaret,  widow  122  Cedar 

<^smond  Elizabeth,  widow  327  north  Third 

Osmon  John,  shipmaster  76  Lombard 

Osraus  Christian,  victualler  Lawrence  above  St.  John 

Ossback  John,  Windsor  chairmaker  97  north  Front 

OstcrheldtFredk.  hog  victualler  cor.  Garden  &  Logan 

Osw  aid  Eleazar,  printer  Townsend's  court 

Oswill  George,  drayman  Twelfth  below  Pine 

Otis  B.  portrait  painter  SW  cor.  Third  and  Chesnut  and 

6  north  Seventh 
Otley  Elizabeth,  widow  37  Pewterplatter  alley 
Ott  Henry,  victualler  319  north  Fi'ont 
Ott  Sai-ah,  widow  86  north  Sixth 
Otto  Jacob  S.  merchant  163  Walnut 
Otto  John  C.  ^T.  ».  139  Mulberry 
Otto  John,  cabinetmaker  8  Cliarlotte 
Otway  Nicholas,  seacaptain  13  Beck's  alley 
Ouram  Ann,  widow  Prime  corner  Sixth 
Ouram  Davis,  storekeeper  52  north  Fourth 
Ouram  Wm.  whitesmith,  &c.  Prune  near  Sixth— 4  h  314 

south  Sixth 
Ourt  Charles,  combmaker  Broad  near  Race 
Ourt  Lewis,  smith  Broad  near  Race 
Outs  Catharine,  widow  Bearsticker's  court 

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p\I  F.VXION'S    ANNtAI, 

Overnmn  AVm.  broker  and  comm.ssio.i  mercluint  Bank 

alley— (1  K  200  ?.f)uth  Fourth 
Overn  John,  tnml...ak,r  Juniper  coj-nerL^^^^^^^ 
Overy  Jolin,  silkdycr  and  scourer  112  north  bc^cntu 
Oviniton  mrs.  jnilkwoman  Cedar  nca.  9th 
Oxvcii  James,  carpenter  Hinckcl  s  <^^;^;^;^;^^ 

Owen  Fredk.  tinplatcvvorker  corner  loth  and  High 
Owen  Man-,  grocer  217  north  Second 
oien  Rohlrtf  tanner  Hose  "-- ^--^^S  " 
Owen  Saiah,  widow,  tayloress  484 nort^ 

Owen  Thomas,  merchant  dh  ^^^^  ;  "^,.^^^.„  ,„  .,u^, 

Owen  Thomas,  disfdier  54  New-d  h  Biewer  s  allev 

Owens  Ann,  widow  back  9  Crown 

Ourns  mrs  AVahmt  above  Ihirteenth 

O wens  Tames  capenter  373  Hij,di  corner  Thirteenth 

O^ens  SnnJ;  ^vheehvnght  north  4th  ab.  Tammany 

Owens  Thomas,  cooper  17  F<-^;^e^j;  .    , 

Owens  Samuel,  seacaptain  High  W.  Sch.  Third 

Owens  Edward,  sm.ith  101  Cherry 

Owin?  John,  nxlemaker  Noble 

Owinjs  Michael,  tinsmith  61  German 

Owlet  Edward,  saddler,  &c.  20  Sass^itras  alley 

Oxford  Hannah,  widow  Liberty  alley         ,"         ,      ,     ^ 

Oxley  Margaret,  widow  corner  Sixth  and  Poplar  lane 

Oxlev  Wm.  accountaht  55  south  ^^leventh 

Ozea^  Peter,  inspector  of  customs  oil  Mulberry 

PAGE  HANNAH,  widow  7  Vine 

Page  James  H.  wine  merchant  31  south  Second 

Pate  James,  attornev  at  law  l6Swanwick  and  .2o  Arch 

i^age  John,  hatter  96  north  Second 

Page  John,  shallopman  30  Catharine 

Pnje ,  gardener  Kidge  road  above  1st  gate 

Page  Samuel,  innkeeper  Second  above  Poplar 

Page  Stephen;  225  Mulberry 

Page  Wm.  merchant  268  Chesnut 

Pa'got  John,  merchant  13  Powell  r.^„.^i 

Paine  Ephi-aim,  teacher  108  Vine-dh  15o  ^^^^^J^^'^^, 

Painter  Adam,  shoemaker  Lily  alley  below  Green 
tPainter  Charles,  porter  16  Burd's  court 
Painter  George,  caulker  Marlboro'  b el.  Queen 
Painter  George,  brassfounder  Genu.  r.  bel.  Pitt 
Painter  Jacob,  dealet  Garden  above  Vine 
Painter  Jacob,  bricklayer,  15  Beaver 
Painter  Isaac,  innkeeper  cor.  CaUowhiU  and  Oatden 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  PAR 

Piunter  Jacob,  carpenter  Wood  neiir  Prince  (K) 
•  f Painter  Jeff'ery,  Webb's  alley 
j(  Fainter  Jolxn,  cai-penter  Poplar  below  Tliird 
Painter  John,  cai^Denter,  back  281  south  Thii-d 
Painter  John,  turner  32  Cherry— cl  h  Garden  n.  Wood 
Painter  Marg-aret,  widow,  loth  below  High 
Painter  Marg-ax'et,  widow,  Fourth  below  Poplar 
Painter  Mary,  widow,  488  noi-tli  I'bjrd 
i'ainter  Nicholas,  grocer,  Germ.  r.  above  Second 
Painter  Philip,  grocer  Oak  near  Browne 
Painter  Mary,  widow  Prince  near  Hanover 
P:linter  N.  shipwright  Hanover 

Painter  WlHiain,  patent  peg'  shoemaker  Marlboro'  (K; 
Painter  Wm.  Carpenter  Arch  ncarSch.  Second 
Paleskc  Hannah,  v^idow  of  George  <J.  79  Dock 
Palethorp  ItabcJt,  inkpowder  manuf.  444  north  Second 
Palethorp  ilobt.  juu.  pewter  manuf.  444  north  Second 
Palir.  Henry,  piintcr  and  tavernkeeper  28  Carter's  a} . 
i  Palmer  Anron,  "^'oodsawyer  J->i!y  alley 
Palmer  Arnos,  distiller  High  W  Sch.  Seventti 
Palmer  Arnos,  carpenter  142  north  Third 
Palmer  Ann,  widow  of  AVm.  27  south  Tentli 
Palmer  Anthony  A.  drug-gist  47  north  Eighth  ab.  Arch 
Palmer  James,  shipwright  Frankford  r.  aiiove  Q,uecn 
Palmer  John,  caulker  I'raiikforJ  r.  near  Queen 
Palmer  John  H.  treasurer  and  secretary  of  the  Mutual 
Insurance  Company  for  the  insuraivie  oi  houses  fronv 
loss  by  fire,  54  Walnut 

Palmer  Klchtird,  justice  of  tlio  peace  G4  Shippen 
Palmer  Pichard,  trader  14.5  north  Sr-cond 

Palmer  liicharil,  late  baker  86  north  Seventh 

Palmer  S.  rn^ichine  maker,  Sch.  I'lflh  below  High 

Palmer  Sai-ah,  widow  Fvankfo?-d  r.  ueai"  Otter 

Palmer  Samuel,  dru^-gist  ike.  74  Chesnut 

Palmer  Simeon,  pih)t,  107  Swa:ibOii 

Palmer  '1  homas,  carpenter  31  browne 

Palmer  Thomas,  druggist,  &c.  ME  cor.  Spruce  U  FifU> 

i'almer  widov/  of  Thomas,  Arch  cor.  Juniper 

Palmer  Thomas,  cia  ver  and  gilder  17  N  3d  and  78  High 

Palmer  Thomas  H.  printer  201  Chosmu — office  Locu<' 
above  Eighth 

Pamber  Clun-les,  labourer  Maiden  near  stone  bridge 

I*ancoast  John,  carter  415  I'rcnt 

Pancoast  John,  473  Race 

Pancoast  Sam.uel  sen.  193  \^'al.nu'. 

Pancoast  Sanmel  jun.  hai-dware  merciiant  148  High 

Pancoast  Thomas,  cai*penter  Prosperous  alley 

Papcgay  Miss,  ailificiiU  flower  manuf  151  Walnut 

Parhani  John,  carpenter  G2  south  Eleventh 

I'arham  Joseph,  inquire  62  south  Eleventh 

Parham  Robt.  cabinetmaker  21 7  N  Front — dh  39  Noble    . 

Park  Christiana,  widow  boarding  house  19  nortli  Ni^tk 

Pai'k  and  Carpenter,  merchants  '^To  High 


PAR  paxton's  aknual 

Park,  widow  of  JhcoL,  Iraddeirs  court 

Park  Samuel,  merchant,  273  and  d  h  183  Hig-Ii 

|Fark  Susan,  Barclay's  alley 

Park,  widow  of  Samuel  119  south  Eleventh 

Park  \Vm.  hatter  23  Coates"  alley  ^ 

Parke  Charles  B.  binssf 'Under  Pcnn  near  Maidcu 

Parke  James  P.  bookseller  and  stationer  74  S  2d 

Parke  Solomon,  clock  and  watchmaker  146  N  Front 

Parke  Thomas,  m.  d.  1  Ilittenhouse  place 

Parker  Achilles,  wlnenierchant  13  and  17  Norris'  alley 

Parker  Alice  and  Hannah,  milliners  21  north  Third 

Parker  Andrew,  tailor  1  Brewer's  alley 

Parker  B.  67  Pine 

Parker  Benjamin,  cabinetmaker  258  Cedar 

^Parker  Charles,  waiter  Eleventh  aboA  e  Filbert 

Parker  Daniel,  livery  stablekeepcr  14  and  16  Bread 

Parker  David  v.  i>.  51  Filbert 

Parker  Edward,  carpenter  34;  north  Seventh 

Parker  Edward,  bookseller  and  stationer  178  Hig-h 

Parker,  Edward  St.  Richard,  bookscUei-s  and  stationers, 

178  Hig;h 
Parker  Ehzabeth  A.  milliner  238  north  Front 
I'arker  Elisha,  taylor  115  north  2d 
Parker  Esther,  boarding  house  66  Vine 
Parker  Hannali,  widow  350  south  Second 
Parker  Isaac,  clock  and  watchmaker,  13  south  Third 
"Parker  Jacob,  farmer  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
Parker  James,  mariner  38  Cathai-ine 
Parker  James,  oysterman  260  St  John 
Parker  Jeremiah,  gentleman  (Peel  Hall)  Ridge  road 
Parker  John,  tavernkeeper,  NB  cor.  Race  and  Sixth 
Parker  Jolin,  hardware  store,  NW  cor.  Fourth  and  Vine 

d  h  125  Vine 
Parker  John,  gi'ocer  34  north  Seventh 
Parker  Joseph,  merchant  178  High  and  200  N  6th 
Parker  Joseph,  collector  of  taxes,  128  N  Fourth 
tPai'ker  Joseph,  hostler  Traquair's  court 
Parker  Lewis,  mariner  back  32  Catharine 
Parker  Peter,  hatter  Dewal's  com-t  ' 
Parker  Richard,  (Peel  Hall)  Ridge  road 
Parker  Richard,  bookseller  and  stationer  13  S  3d 
Parker  Richard,  labourer  opp.  571  S  2d 
;  Parker  Richard,  shoeblack  29  south  Third 
Parker  Saml.  shotmaker  near  Sch.  Second 
Parker  Sarah,  widow  102  north  Eighth  cor.  Cherry 
fParker  Silas,  labourer  230  Shippen 
jParker  Stephen,  bootcleaner  2  south  Seventh 
Parker  Thomas,  pres't  of  the  Mechanics  Bank  13  S  3d 
Parker  Thos.  St  Co.  clock  and  watchmakers  13  S  3d 
Parker  Thomas,  jun.  clock  and  watchmaker  13  S  Tliird 

d  h  Church  alley 
Parker  Thomas,  carpenter  144  south  Ninth 
Parker  Thomas,  fisherman  Weaver's  alley 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORl^.  PA»^ 

Piirker  Thomas,  carpenter  he.  18  Currant  alley 

Parker  Wm.  W.  cumer,  471  Race 

Furker  "NVm.  C.  car}jcnter  263  south  Seventh 

Parker  AVm.  labourer  AVasliing-ton  above  Second 

Parker  Wni.  0}sterman  10  Arch  -^g.. 

Parker  Wm.  merchant  (Peel  Hall)  Ridge  road 

Parker  V»'m.  whipmaker  Prime  above  Eig-hth 

Parker,  widov^-  of  Thomas,  carter  263  Catharine 

Parker  Wm.  oysterman  74  north  Water — d  h  St  Jobi! 

Parkinson  Jajnes,  taylor  7  Harmony 

Parkinson  K.  widow  305  Spruce 

Pavks  Jacob,  labourer  l)ack  124  Queen 

Parks  Frances,  v.idow,  back  175  N  Third 

Pai'Je  James,  grocer  NE  cor  Oak  (N  L)  and  hayscales 

-    '  [fee  J-'eak 

Parmentier  Charles,  accountant,  17  north  Twelftii 
Parmentier  T.  widow,  11  T^mbard 
Pari"  John,  taylor  15  south  Pitth 
Parish  Uavid,  morcliant  293  Spruce 
Pan'is  Gabriel,    calendei-er  42  Arch 
Parrish  Isiiac,  g-entleman  Mulberry  court 
Parrish  Joseph,  m.  j>.  109  Mulbeny 
fPan'ish  N.  washerwoman  Pa.ss}"unk  below  Sixth 
Parrish  Robert  A.  jjlanemaker  238  north  Thii-d 
Parrish  Robert,  late  carpenter  86  south  Front 
fParrott  R.  printer  35  Lombard 
Parr\^  Anna,  widow  200  Arch 

Parrj'  Isaac,  jjlusterer  300  noitli  Third  ^sc  Pgrri 

PaiTy  Jacob,  merchant  181  High 
PaiTv  John  J.  clock  and  watchmaker  S  W  cor.  Che^iini' 

and  Sixtii 
Parry  Thojnas,  storekeeper  88  north  Second 
Parry  Tiiomasj  storekeeper  G9  Crown 
Pai-sels  Samuel,  hostler  18  Starr  alley 
Parsons  Abraha)ii,  shallopman  Juniper  above  Locusi^ 
Parsons  Jeremiah,  merchant  226  Hig-h 
Parsons  John,  barkeeper  at  colleehouse  86  south  2d 
Parsons  Margaret,  y.idow  64  German 
Parsons  Wm.  ferr\'man  30  Pcwtei-jilatter  alley 
Partenheimer  Adam,  baker  107  north  Thiixi 
i^artrldge  Da\id,  oakcooper  391  Race 
i'arvin  iJenin.  hardware  merchant  45  High 
i*arvi?\  Pearson,  teacher  25  north  Fifth 
Parvin  Wm.  cumer  15  Chesmit 

fParvis  Isaac,  sawsharper  Passyunk  bel.  6th       ..  j.\i.  .. 
Pascal  Jane,  widow  142  south  Fifth 
j'ascal  John,  blacksmith  20  and  d  h  24  south  Tenth 

Paschall ,  accountant  Hamilton's  village 

Ptissmore  and  Birckhead,  auclioneei-s  34  south  Front 
Passmore  Carleton,  teacher  56  New 
Passmore  Samuel,  organbuikkr  Old  York  r.  ab.  Camac 
Passmore  Thomas,  auctioneer,  &c.  34  8<.  d  h  36  s  Front 
104^ 


Patterson  Abncr,  grocer  Coats  above   Oak— -d  h  Poplar 
lane  above  Front  [see  Petersoii 

f  Patterson  Daniel,  teacher  Schleisman's  alley 
Patterson  David,  mate  81  Penn 
Patterson  Ed^a\'?t',  mariner  172  Lombard 
Patterson  Edy,  drover  256  Cedar 
I'attej-son  Elizabeth,  uidow  4  Q\iarry 
Patterson  Hester,  widow  149  nordi  Kig-htli 
Patterson  Isaac,  (Robinson  Crusoe  Inn)  23  south  Tkird 
Patterson  rev.  James,  313  north  Second 
Patterson  John,  fanc\chairmaker  Fourth  above  Poplar 
Patterson  John,    g-rocer  SB  corner  Fourth  and  Race — 

d  h  61  north  Fourth 
Pattereon  Jno.  weaver  Prime  (Wharton's  building-s) 
Patterson  John,  flour  merchant  SW  corner  Twelfth  and 

Hig-h — d  h  Chesnut  below  Thirteenth 
Patterson  John,  shipjoiner  Shackamaxon 

Patterson :-,  carpenter  Maiden  near  stone  bridge 

Pattei-son  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  136  north  Front — d  h 

Kunckle  near  Green 
Paltei"Son  Martha,  widow  Christian  below  Foui'th 
-j  Patterson  Marg"aret,  huckster  9  south  Fourth 
Patterson  Mary,  widow  Bii-d's  alley  (S) 
I'atterson  Matthew,  carter  74  Plum 

Patterson  Robt.  il.   x.  n.  vice  provost,  professor  of  ma- 
thematics and  natural  philosophy  in  the  University  of 
Pennsylvania,  210  Arch 
Patterson  Robert,  merchant  260  High 
Patterson  Robert,  president  of  U.  S.  mint  192  Arch 
Patterson  Robert,  bricklayer  Aveaver's  alley 
Patterson  Thos.  teacher  205  south  Fifth — cl  h  3  Prune 
Patterson  Thos.  blockmaker,  &c.  64  &  op.  64  Swanson 
Patterson  Wm.  &.  Co.  grocers  NE  corner  Arch  and  "\Va-. 

ter — d  h  17  Arch 
Patterson  Wm.  seacaptain  194  south  Front 
Patterson  Wm.  mariner  358  south  Front 
fPattcrson  Wm.  herbdoctor  254  Lombard 
Patterson  Sarah,  widow  Carter's  alley 
Pattison  John,  merchant  220  Pine 

Pattison  &  Brothers,  merchts.  N  E  cor.  Chesnut  &  Front 
Pattcson  widow  of  Robt.  Locust  above  Eleventh 
Patton  Abraham,  clock  and  watchmaker  210  south  4th 
Patton  James,  jun.  merchant  21  n.  Front — d  h  59  n.  4th 

[see  Patten 
Patton  James,  merchant  21  n.  Front — d  h  59  n.  Fourth 
Patton  John,  late  dmyman  op.  314  south  Sixth 
l^atton  John,  taylor  1  Callowhill  .street  wharf 
Patton  John  M.  exchang-ebroker  3^  south  Fourth — d  h 

5  north  Twelfth 
Patton  Marg-aret,  Avidow  34  Browne 
Patton  &  Manly,  merchants  21  north  Front 
^  '♦"^n  RiThard,  carter  Christian  below  Fifth 


PHILADLLPUIA    DIRECTORY.  PAX 

Patton  Robert,  cordwainer  "Weaver's  alley 

Patton  Robt.  merchant  near  491  High  ab.  Thirteenth — 

d  h  5  north  Twelfth 
Patton  Robert,  carter  Juniper  above  Locust 
Patton  Samuel,  grocer  61  South  wharves 
Patton  \ndow  of  Robert,  355  Hig-h 
Patton  Wm.  curi'ier  15  north  Sixth 
Patton  William,  jim.  act^ountant  65  Cedar 
Patton  widow  of  Wm.  Merriott's  lane  abo\  e  Fourth 
Patton  Wm.  printer  corner  Pine  and  Twelfth 
Patton  Wm.  queensware  store  65  Gedar 
Patton  Wm.  accountant  6  Little  Pine 
Pattrullo  N.  merchant  224  Spruce 
Paul  Alice,  widow  12  Green 
Paul  Catharine,  widow  236  north  Front 
Paul  Comegys,  merchant  195  High — d  h  34  north  5th 
Paul  Comegys,  &  Co.  merchants  195  Higli 
Paul  Hannah,  widow  Camac  below  Old  York  road 
Paul  Hannah,  widow  42  Queen  (S) 
Paul  Hannah,  widow  of  Abrm.  "Wright's  alley 
Paul  James,  merchant  SW  corner  North  alley  and  Fifth 
Paul  Jane,  widow,  shopkeeper  465  north  Third 
Paul  Jeremiah,  storekeeper  83  north  Second 
Paul  John,  cabinetmaker  35  Vine 
I  Paul  John,  mariner  Cauffman's  court 
fPaul  John  G.  hairdresser,  &.c.  44  north  Third 
Paul  Joseph,  lumber  merchant  cor.  Buttonwood  &  6th 
Paul  Joseph  M.  mercht.  257  High — d  h  202  Arch 
Paul  Mary,  widow  60  north  Fourth 
Paul  William  AV.  seacaptain  Federal  above  Front 
Paul  William  S.  carter  4  Fetter  lane 
Paul,  Williams,  &  Co.  lumber   merchants   comer  Sixth 

and  Buttonwood 
PauUin  Joel,  tailor  1  Littleboy's  court 
Paulin  John,  taylor  10  Hinckle's  court 
Paulus  Adam,  baker  26  south  Fiftli  corner  Walnut 
Pawling  Abm.  smith  17  north  Ninth 
PawliiAg  Jesse,  blacksmith  156  Race  and  back  107  n.  5tb 
Paxson  Benjamin,  accountant  124  Cherr\' 
Paxson  Edward,  attorney  at  law  36  south  Sixth — dh  north 

Front  above  Race 
Paxson  widow  of  Isaac,  ironmonger  60  north  Second 
Paxson  Isaiah,  dry  good  store  100  north  2d 
Paxson  James,  shipwright  Shackamaxon 
Paxson  James,  shipwright  20  Browne 
Paxson  James,  shipcarpenter  Palmer  above  Duke 
Paxson  Joseph  R.  hardware  merchant  269  High— d  h  200 

Arch 
Paxson  Joseph  S.  innkeeper  130  north  Second 
Paxson  Pheneas,  wheelwright  5  Summer's  court 
Paxson  Richard,  liardwarc  mercht.  245  High — d  h  1  N7th 
Paxson  Samuel,  hatter  1^  north  Fifth — dh  41  Filbert 
Paxson  Samuel,  Innkee])er  130  north  Second 
Paxson  Timothy,  merchant  65  n.  Water  and  153  n.  Front 


PED  PAX  ion's  annual 

Paxson  AVni.  hardwui  t-  nurdiant  269  High — il  h  :i  n.  ytli 
Paxson  Win.  P.  carpentir  shop  50  n.  8tli — d  h  65  Arch 
Paxson  ^^m.  &  J.  11.  hardwa-^-  iiRiehinits  269  itligh 
Paxson  Wilham  I.  ironnierchant  59  north  Water 
Paxton,lohn-A<  cotk^ctor  and  Editor  of  the  Pliiladclphia 

Directory  3  lleyde's  court 
Payne  Ber'd.  grocer  NW  corner  Penn  and  Cedar 
Payne  W'illm.  carpenter  16 i  souih  Fifth 
Paynter  Samuel,  grocer  117  (iennan 
Payran  Stephen,  hatter  69  C'edar 

Payne  John,  mariner  Si)  Carter's  alley  [see  Paine 

f  Payton  James,  shopkeeper  42  south  Eighth 
Peace  Joseph,  gentJeman  78  sovith  Sixth  [see  Pease 

Peaceley  Christopher,  cordwainer,  back  298  south  2d 
Peacock  Eber,  millwright  Scott's  court 
Peacock  Ralph,  Camden  N.  J. 

Peake  Edward,  carpenter  Queen  near  Fran k ford  r. 
Peale  Charles  Wilson,  proprietor  of  the  Musemn,  inquire 

at  the  Museum  [see  Pedo7ui  Parle 

Peale  James,  portrait  painter  24  Lombai-d 
Peale  Raphael,  portrait  paijiter  147  Pine 
iVale   Rubens,  naturalist.   Museum,  State  House — d  h 

W^alnut  above  Sixth 
Pearce,  widow  of  Joseph,  264  Swanson 

[see  Peirce  &  Pierce 
Pearce  Mary,  widow,  72  Browne 
l*earce  &  M'Elroy,  painters,  Sec.  307  south  Front 
Pearson  Daniel,  cordwainer  80  north  Seventh 
Pearson  David,  skindresser  282  north  Eighth 
Pearson  George,  principal  regulator  of  southern  district 

399  south  Second  [see  Peirson 

Peai'son  Isaac,  stationer  109  Higli 
Pearson  Mary,  storekeeper,  17  north  Seventh 
Pearson  Thomas,  saddler  &c.  138  High 
Peart  Catharine,  widow  45  Mead  alley 
Pease  Charlotte,  boarding  house  285  High       [see  Peace 
Pechin  John,  collector  of  taxes  21  north  Twelfth 
Pechin,  widow  of  Christopher  12  Elfreth's  alley 
Pechin  Wm.  tanner  21  N  12th  &  Cherry  near  Schuylkill 
Peck  Adam,  carter  Race  near  Sch.  8th 
Peck  Daniel  L.  teacher,  school  NW  cor.  3d  &  Arch 
Peck  Israel  M.  drug  pulverizer  N  Sch.  6tli 
Peck  Jeremiah,  boarding  house  133  north  Water 
Peck  Joseph,  cordwainer  33  north  Water 
Peck  Lewis,  tanner  176  St  John 
Peckworth,  rev.  John  P.  ladies'  shoestore  139  S  Second 

and  apothecary  store  cor.  Catliarine  and  Second 
Peddle  J.  oakcooper,  10  Penn  and  7  Little  W^ater — d  h 

153  S  Water 
Peddle  Wm.  A.  oakcooper  63  north  Water  and  5  El- 
freth's alley 
Peddle,  widow  of  George,  8  Elfreth's  alley 
Pcdersen  P.  esq.  minister  resident  and  consul  general 

fi'om  tlie  court  of  Denmark,  393  Arch  above  Tenth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY  PEP 

Pedriek  Pope,  mariner,  Merriott's  lane  above  5th 

Peel  James,  blockmaker  447  south  Second       [see  Peak 

Peel  Mary,  widow  97  German 

Peirce  &  Bonnell,  ironmongers  251  High 

Peirce   Caleb,  hardware   merchajit,    81  I3igh— d  h  10 

Church  alley  [see  Pearc^ 

Peirce  Cyrus,  merchant,  48  S  wharves — d  h  S  10th 
Peirce  Godwin,  merchant,  22  A'ine 
Peirce  Isaac  booksell^,  445  and  d  h  318  High 
Peirce  Jacob,  teacher  16  north  Fifth 
Peirce  Joshua,  ironmonger  251  High 
Peirce  h.  King,  merchants,  48  south  wharves 
Peirsol  Jeremiah,  dry  goods  store  155  north  Sixth 
Peirsol  Wm.  197  Walnut  and  north  Tliird 
Peirsol  Wm.  &  Co.  ironmongers  67  north  Third 
Peirson  Stephen,  pilot  60  Moyamensing  r.     ^see  Pearson 
Peloux  Peter,  gunsmith  190  Cedar 
Peltz  &  Baldwin,  grocers  246  south  Second 
Peltz  Philip,  grazier  13  Lombard  below  Second 
Peltz  Susan,  widow  412  north  Second 
Peltz  Wm.  grocer  246  S  Second — d  h  13  Lombard 
Pember  W"m.  combmaker  7  Kunckle 
Pemberton  Pliiladelphia,  shopkeeper  61  north  Third 
Pemberton  Sarah,  miss  223  Spruce 
Pendrill  Charles,  cordwainer  63  Walnut 
Penn  Abraham,  shipjoiner  75  Queen 
Pennebecker  Benjamin,  sign  of  SoitcI  Horse  150  N  4th 
Penneger  Samuel,  labourer  west  of  Pei-m.  biidge 
Pennel  Joseph,  carpenter  9  Watson's  alley 
Pennington  Andrew,  Noble  abo^  e  Front 
Penington  Edw.  sugiu*  refiner  155  and  159  Race 
Pennington  Henry,  shipwright  l^almer  below  Duke 
Pennington  Martha,  widow -52  Filbert 
Penington  Wm.  carpenter  l3th  above  Locust 
Pennington  Wm.  shipwright  Beach  near  Maiden 
Pennick  Ann,  widow,  boarding  house  23  Coomb's  ay. 
Pennick  James,,  cordwainer  Bren's  court 
Pennevv'ill  David,  smith  Rose  alley 
Penniwell  David,  blacksmith.  Prosperous  alley 
Pennock  Abm.  L.  mcrcht.  173  High— d  h  57  N.  8th 
Pennock  Horatio  B.  merchant,  15  Elfretli's  alley 
Pennock  Sarah,  widow  21  Sansom 
Pejirose  Charles,  shipbuilder  93  Penn 
Penrose  Sophia,  widow,  shopkeeper  Juniper  bel.  Locust 
Penry  Walter,  cordwainer  St.  Mary 
Penternail  Jacob,  baker  13th  below  Race 
Peoples  Alexander,  Sch.  4th  above  Spruce 
Pcplow  Edv.ard,  victualler,  115  Moyamensing r. 
Pepper  George,  brewer,  cor.  Minor  and  Fifth — d  h  225 

Chesnut 
Pepper  Hetty,  widow  16  north  Sixth 
Pepper  Joseph,  coachmaker,  8  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Pepper  Michael,  carpenter  &c.  236  Catharine 
Pepperd  Standish,  chairpainter  High  W.  Perm,  bridge 


PET  PAXTONS  ANN  LAI. 

Perce  Ward,  sliallopman  89  Swansoii 

Pcrcival  Joshua,  merchant,  1  Norris'  ay — d  h  149  Fine 

Pepin  Victor,  equestrian,  158  south  Tenth 

Peres  Peter,  jt.  n.  54  Callowhill 

Pereyra.lose'ph,  tol)acconist  73  New 

Pereyra  Peter,  merrliant  Baker's  alley 

Perit  John  \V.  merchant  105  Arch      '  [see  Perot 

Perkcnpine  John,  victualler  2  P-^rkenpine's  court 

"Perkin  John,  north  vSccond  bet.  Race  and  Vine 

Perkin  John,  \.  d.  159  north  Second 

>*erkins  Benjamin,  wharf  builder  Prankford  r.  n.  Queen 

Perkins  Elizabeth,  boai-ding'  house  97  Sliippen 

Perkins  Henry,  smi'h  302  Pace 

Perkkis  H.  wheelwright  Frankford  r.  above  Queen  ■ 

Perkins  Jacob,  patent  engine  &c.  manitf.  Pcai-son*s  coiirt 

and  Sansoni  :ibove  Eighth 
Perkins  Jacob,  brickmaker  4  south  12th  near  Chesnut 
Perkins  and  Jones,  patent  fire  engine  and  ho.se  pump 

manuf.  Pearson's  court 
Perkins  Maiy,  tayloress  Cresson's  alley 
Perkins  Susan,  widow  147  Spnice 
X'crkins  .Sarah,  storekeeper  58  south  Second    /• 
Perkins  Sai-ah  R.  boarding  house  102  south  Front 
Perkins  \Vm.  194  south  Second 

Perla-sca  Peter,  morocco  case  manuf.  21  Sterling  alley 
Perle  Janics,  grocer,  liayscale  wharf  &  316  N  Frtjiit 
Pernier  John,  confectioner  High  W  Sch.  8th 
Perot  Elliston  and  John,  merchants  41  north  Water 

Perot  Elliston,  merchant  299  High  [see  JHeiit 

Perot  James  and  Sansom,  merchants  41  "north  Water 
Perot  John,  merchaiU  297  Hig-h 
Perpignan  Peter,  watchmaker  &  jeweller  249  N  2d 
Pen-oteau  B.  sea  captain  89  High 
Perry  Charles,  merchant,  count,  h.  66  N  Water 
Perry  Charles  &  Co.  merchants  69  N  Water — d  h  Arch 
above  7th 

Perry  John,  dyer  135  Eocust 

Periy  John,  cordwainer  Riilge  above  A^ine       [see  Parry 

Periy  Mar} ,  widow  bl.  St  John 

Perry,  widow  of  James  290  south  Sixth 

]^esoa,  widow  (jf  Isaac,  merchant  37  north  Fourth 

Pete  John,  shopkeeper  382  High 

Petennan  George,  flour  meiTht.  366  High — d  h  106  Filb. 

Peterman  (ieorge  and  Jacob,  flour  mcrchts.  366  High 

Peterman  Jacob,  flour  mercht.  366  High — d  h  59  S  11th 

Peters  Conrad,  cordwainer  south  Eleventh  below  Pine 

Peters  Francis,  ferryman  Camden  N.  J. 

Peters  David,  oysterman  50  north  Second 

Peters  Evan,  bncklayer  NE  cor.  Sch.  6th  and  High 

Petei-s  George,  shipwi-ight  Beach  above  Marlboro' 

Peters  Jacob,  merchant  31  north  Eighth 

Peters  Jam^-s,  thimble  Sec.  manuf  90S  2d — dh  261  S-1i; 

Peters  John,  mariner  308  south  Seventh 


PHILADELPHIA  OlREeTORY.  PFK 

PeteKS  John  W.  accountant  143  south  Sixth 

[■Peters  John,  mariner  80  Georg-e  (S) 

Peters  John,  vict.  cellar,  20  High  and  back  10  N  Front 

Peters  John,  108  Sliippen 

f Peters  John,  segar  maker,  10  Pine  alley 

Peters  Leonaixl,  hardware  store  29.3  north  Second 

Peters  Liicy,  widow,  nurse  9  Hinckel'  court 

Peters  Nicholas,  oysterman  80  High 

Peters  Ralph,  Mantua  farm  Lancaster  t.  ab.  1  m.  stone 

Peters  Richard,  judge  of  the  district  court  of  the  United 

States,  Belmont  W.  of  Schuylkill 
Peters  Richard,  jun.  8c  Wm.  Delany  attorneys  at  law  N^V 

corner  Little  George  and  Sixth 
Peters  Richard,  jun.  attorney  at  law  cor.  Ridge  road  and 

Poplar  lane 
Peters  Thomas  R.  attorney  at  law  61  south  Seventh 
Peters  &  Stockman,  thimble  &.  pencilcase  makers  90  s.  2d 
Petereon  Aaron,  labourer  Prime  above  Second 
fPeterson  Anthony,  labourer  112  north  Fifth 
fPeterson  Charles,  porter  Pine  corner  Eleventh 
Peterson  George, grocer  3  south  Third — dh  14  n.  Fourth 
Peterson  TIenr)',  umbrellaniaker  63  north  Third 
I'eterson  Henry,  late  grocer  12  Chester 
Peterson  Henry,  jvm.  seacaptain  north  Second 
fPeterson  Henry,  woodsawycr  136  soutli  Eighth 
l*eterson  Jacob,  merchant  93  Callowhill 
|Pctcrson  Jacob,  haiixlresser  44  Spruce 
Peterson  Jacob,  mariner  Pitt  n.  Germantown  road 
Petei-son  Jolin,  dra\'man  junction  Geimantown  r.  and  2ff 
Peterson  John,  cun-ier  93  Chesnut — d  h  18  Sansom 
Peterson  John,  carpenter  42  Christian 
T'cterson  John,  paperstaincr  18  Wagner's  alley 
Petei*son  John,  jun.  gentleman  18  \Vagner's  alley  ' 
^Peterson  Nathan,  labourer  Pi-osperous  alley 
Peterson  Saml.  cabinetmaker  104  north  Front 
Petei"son  Thomas,  labourer  6  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Peterson  widow  of  Emanuel,  op.  290  south  Sixth 
Peterson  Wm.  drygoods  store  103  north  Third 
Petherbridge  John,  shipwright  Swede's  alley 
Petry  J.  B.  consul  general  of  France  151  Pine 
Pettibone  Daniel,  Watson's  alley 

Pettit  Andrciv,  aldennan  12  south  Fifth— d  h  69  s.  Sixth 
Pettit  George,  jun.  cordwainer 
Pettit  Eman.  cordwainer  Hoffman's  alley 
Pettit  Jonathan,  bricklayer  2u2  north  Fourth  ab.  Noble 
Petit  Nicliolas,  taylor  121  north  Second 
yPetts  Francis,  mariner  Queen  below  Third 
Peusch  Jacob,  labourer  191  north  Water 
Pfaff  George,  printer  6  Branch 
Pfeiffer  Geo.  professor  of  m\isic  193  Spruce 
Pfeifler  Peter,  victualler  Steinmetz'  court  (N  L) 

[see  Pfeifer,  Pifer,  and  Plpt: 
Pfeifer  Jacob,  flour  dealer  125  Green 


PHI  paxton's  annual 

Pfeil  John,  cabinetmaker  538  north  Second 

P'nllc*  John,  157  Arch 

Phelps  Timothy,  grocer  SE  cor.  Wulnut  .nnd  Fifth 

Phiie  Charles,  ropemuker  Kidg-e  above  Callowhill 

Phile  John,  turner  and  iimbrellamaker  47  Browne 

Philips  Ann,  widow  Alban  st 

Philips  Alexander,  drvgt)ods  store  160  north  Third 

}*hiller  Andrew,  gentleman  529  Front 

i*hiller  Andrew,  jun.  boot  and  shoemaker  269  south  2d 

Phillips  Barbara,  widow  27  Fi*anklin  court 

Phillips  Benjamin,  lastmaker  15  Chesnut 

IMiillips  Ben.  late  storekeeper  Arch  near  Sch.  Second 

Phillips  Benjamin  I.  merchant  107  Race 

Phillips  E.  L,.  washerwoman  Quince  below  Walnut 

Philhps  Francis,  labourer  back  394  llace 

Phillips  Gocdhour,  v.idow  42  New 

Phillips  Isabella,  v.  asjierwoman  83  Swanson 

Phillips  Haimah,  widow  99  Cherry 

Pliillips  Jacob,  shallbj^man  CheiTv  above  Tliirteenth 

Phillips  James,  mate  160  north  Water 

Phillips  James  carpenter  50  Browne 

I'hillips  John,  baker  5  blackhorse  alley 

Phillips  John,  labourer  203  north  Front 

^'hiiHps  John,  farmer  Johnson's  lane 

Phillips  John,  cordwainer  cor.  Tammany  &  St.  John 

Philhps  John,  blacksmith  Cherry  above  Tliirteenth 

Phillips  John,  potter  Budd  near  Poplar 

Phillips  John,  labourer  3  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Phillips  Joseph,  labourer  corner  Juniper  and  Pine 

Phillips  Joseph,  deputy  sheriff  41  north  Fourth 

Phillips  Jonathan,  labourer  West  near  Hanover 

Phillips  Levi,  merchant  22  north  Fourth 

Phillips  Lydia,  circulating  Ubrary,  &c.  119  south  Third 

Phillips  Margaret,  widow,  teacher  back  '673  Arch 

Phillips  Maiy,  widow  13  Tammany 

Phillips  mrs.  of  James,  76  Bedford  (M) 

Phillips  Peter,  grocer  and  bottler,  cor.  Locust  and  lOtfi 

Phillips  Rebecca,  widow  of  Jonas  41  north  Fourth 

Philhps  R.  w  idow  of  John  7  Pine 

PhiUipy  Robert,  cahco  printer  Laurel  ab.  Germ,  r 

Phillips  Samuel,  coachmaker  Blackberry  alley 

Phillips  Sarah,  widow  101  Cedar 

Phillips  Sophia,  widow  73  Spruce 

Phillips  Thomas,  shoemaker  104  south  Second 

Phillips,  widow  of  Heni->,  73  Spruce 

Phillips  Wm.  gentleman  200  south  Front 

Phillips  Wm.  hatter  5  Frankhn  court 

Phillips  Wm.  sea  captain  258  south  Front 

Phillips  Zeligman,  attorney  at  law  185  Chesnut 

Phillipson  Simon,  merchant  180  Spruce 

Phillippi  Sehna,  widow  Steinmetz'  court  (N  L) 

Philpott  Richard,  bricklayer  Hodge's  wharf 

l*hilson  Ann,  teacher  Hazel  alley  below  Pine 


nilLADELPHIA    DIRECTOR t.  PIN 

Phinney  Deldamia,  drawing-  school  26^  south  Fourth 

Phyef  James,  nailor  Rose  alley 

Piery  &  Killpatrick,  soap  and  candle  manuf.  Callowhill 

below  Rug-an 
Physick  Abig^ai],  65  New 
Physic  Elizabeth,  mrs.  66  south  Sixth 
Physick  Philip  S.  m.  d.   professor  of  surgery,  south  4th 

bet.  Union  and  Cypress  alley 
Picard  mrs.  of  Peter  M.  266  Lombard 
Picard  Peter  M.  jun.  engraver  45  Chesnut 
Picard  Peter  M.  late  porter  Lombard  abo\  e  Second 
Pickamus  Rebecca,  widow  90  Spruce 
Pickel  Ann,  widow  126  Cedar  [see  Pikel 

Pickel  Caspar,  coach  lamp  maker  and  repairer  of  all 

sorts  of  lamps  111  Walnut 
Pickering  George,  taylor  126  Coats 
Pickering  Ehhu,  teacher  Key's  alley — d  h  194  N  6th 
Pickering  Joseph,  watchmaker  315  N  Front 
Pickering  John,  brassfounder  Madison  avenue 
Pickering  Thomas,  carpenter  5  Budd 
Picquet  Martin,  merchant  205  High 
Pidgeon  Christopher,  cryer  of  the  dist.  court  458  S  2d 
Pidgeon  Joseph  A.  shoe  warehouse  SE  cor.  High  &,  3d — 

d  h  4  Uapin's  court 
Pidgeon  Wm.  superintendant,  back  352  south  2d  and  12 

German 
Pierce  &  Thackara,  shipchandlers  67  Spruce  st  wharf    . 
Pierce  John  shipchandler.  Spruce  street  wharf — d  h  36 

Christian  {see  Peavce 

f  Pierce  Charles,  carter  54  CuiTant  alley 
Pierce  Daniel,  tnmk  manuf  122^  High 
Pierce  Elizabeth,  66  south  Fifth 
Pierce  E.  J.  umbrella  manuf.  122^  High 
Pierce  Peter,  umbrella  manuf.  89  south  Second 
Pierce  Samuel,  mariner,  back  17  Beck's  alley 
Pierce  Susan,  widow  6  N  Seventh 
Pierce  Wm.  taylor  13  Franklin  court 
Pierie  John,  bleeder  NE  cor.  Walnut  and  Fourth 
Pierie  Wm.  currier,  d  h  20  Greenleaf 's  court 
Pierpoint  Robert,  silk  dyer  Filbeit  above  Tent?.. 
Pierson  Silas,  tanner  Noble  above  Fifth 
Piex  Robert,  .shoemaker  Prime  above  Second 
Piggot  Robert,  engraver  26  Chester 
Pike  Marinus  Willett,  carver  and  gilder  41  N6th 
Piles  Tliomas,  carpenter  2  Goddard's  alley 
Pile  Wm.  accountant  4  Pleasant  avenue  [^ee  Pv^- 

Pilmore  rev.  Joseph,  171  south  Fifth 
Pinchin,  widow  of  William  326  Sassafras 
Pinchin,  Wm.  silver  plater  Jacoby  st 
Pinder  Benj.  grocer  48  N  3d —  d  h  57  Vine 
Pine  Benjamin,  Camden  N  J 
Pine  Joseph,  cooper,  back  171  north  Second 
Piny^rd  Elizabeth,  widow  94  Gas^ 

105    T 


POL  I'AXrON'S  ANNUAL 

Piper  Frederick,  currier  and  bark  insi)ector,  370  N  i?d 

[see  Pifcv  and  Vfdfft'^ 
Piper  Jolin,  blacksmith  121  north  romtU 
Piper  John,  hog*  butcher  Buttonwood 
Pirrie  John,  bootmaker  1  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Pitcher  Kufus,  umbrella  manuf.  79  south  Second 
Pitman  Wm.  7  Clever  alley 
Pitner  Aaron,  sea  captain  o5S  south  Second 
Pittman  John,  watchmaker,  inquire  3  north  Sixth 
Plane  Jacob,  carpenter  4th  above  Browne 
Plank  John,  oakcooper  277  north  Front 
Plank  Peter,  carter  Cedar  above  12th 
Planter  Sarah,  widow,  6  Huckel's  court 
Piatt  Wm.  grocer  201  Arch  street 
Piatt  "^^'m.  tavernkeeper  Germ.  r.  near  Fourth 
Pleas  Georg'e,  cooper,  175  St.  John 
Pleasants  Charles,  hardware  mercht.  22S  High — dh  114 

Arch 
Pleasants  and  Charnley,  hardware  merchts.  228  High 
Pleasants  Israel,  president  of  the  U.  S.  Insurance  Coni- 

pany  Chesnut  above  l3th 
Pleasants  Joseph,  hardware  merchant  267  High 
Pleasants  widow  of  Samuel,  29  Sansom 
Pleis  Matthias,  apothecary  and  druggist  459  N  2d 
Pless  George,  oakcooper  21  Budd 
Plews  William,  wireworker  cor.  Ninth  and  Cedar 
Plish  Jonas,  shoemaker  72  Budd 
Plocher  Jacob  J.  engi*aver,   Shakspeare  buildings,  30 

south  Sixth 
Plocher  John  J.  wheelwright  13th  below  High 
Plowman  Thomas  L.  66  Dock — d  h  W  Perm,  bridge 
Plumb  Peter,  ropemaker  Federal  above  Second 
Plumb  widow  of  A.  Hudson's  lane  above  8th 
Plumb  Joseph,  shoemaker  Hudson's  lane  above  8th 
Plumley  Absalom,  Carpenter  (S)  below  5th 
Plumley  George,  labourer  63  Christian 
Plummer  Frederick,  13  Shippen 
Plummer  Margaret,  8  Bell's  court 
f  Plummer  Thomas,  porter  Allen's  alley 
Pluright  Wm.  accountant  36  south  Sixth 
Plush  Hannah,  nurse  James  st 

Plunket  Alexander,  cordwainer  back  111  Catharine 
Poincy  Osala,  widow  Margaretta  below  Second 
Poalk  Robert,  assistant  auctioneer  43  N  Fourth 
Poalk  Solomon,  bottler  244  south  Third 
Point  John,  pumpmaker,  N  4th  between  Vine  and  Cal- 

lowhill — d  h  Richardson's  court 
Pole  Edward,  teacher  Passyunk  r.  near  Long  lane 
fPoley  Charles,  barber  166  Lombard 
Polk  Lerr}%  widow  47  Plum 

Polis  widow  of  George,  shoemaker  271  south  Fifth 
Pollard  John,  cordwainer  296  south  Tliird 
Polktfd  Charles,  printer  135  Lombard 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  POR 

Pollet  mrs.  widow  15  Franklin  court 

Pollin  Peter,  bootmanufacturer  46  south  Third 

Pollock  A.  stonecutter  &  marble  mantle  builder  289  N  "*(' 

Pollock  Jane,  milliner  61  Arch 

Pollock  John,  oyster  cellar  7  north  Fourth 

Pollock  Haymen,  dealer  11  Key's  ay 

Pommer  Charles,  piano  forte  maker  72  Race 

Pomeroy,  Sarah  of  AViHiam,  Elliott's  court 

Pomryol  Israel,  cordwainer  Fourth  below  Ponlav 

Pond  Joseph,  comb  manuf  15  N  3d — d  h  12  Bu'Ui 

Pond  Martha,  widow  of  Samuel,  back  268  liacc 

Pons  John  B.  hatter  Bird's  alley  (S) 

Pont  Christiana,  widow  Jones'  alley  (N  L) 

Pool  John,  taylor,  back  88  north  Sixth 

Pool  Joseph,  combmaker  74  N  Second 

Fool  Marv,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 

Pool  Peter  S.  hatter  222  south  Fifth 

Pool  \Vm. -combmaker  37  Chester 

Pope  Nathaniel,  bricklayer  74  north  Ninth 

Pope  Wm.  labourer  Rose  alley  (N  L) 

Poppal  George,  victualler  &  innkeeper  178  Cedar — stall 

14  New-market 
Poppe  Henry,  tavernkeeper  154  Vine 
Port  Mary,  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 
Porter  £ri^\  Ge/wral,  office  of  the  Fourth  mihtary  district 

4  Carpenter*s  court 
Porter  Henry,  turner  47  Arch 

Porter  Isaac,  tinplate  worker  33  High — d  h  375  n.  3d 
Porter  John,  >r.  d.  81  south  Sixth 
Porter  James,  copperplate  printer  24  Carter's  alfcy 
Porter  James  M.  attorney  at  law  17  south  Fifth 
Porter  John,  constable  Camden  N.  J. 
Porter  John,  sen.  brushniaker  89  Mulberry 
Porter  John,  jim.  brushmaker  59^   north  Third — d  h  2 
Porter  Jonathan,  oysterman  147  St.  John 
Poller  Joseph,  cordwainer  494  north  Second 

Fromberger's  court 
Porter  Mary,  widow,  grocer  163  s.  Front  &  162  s.  Water 
Porter  Margaret,  shopkeeper  24  Carter's  alley 
Porter  Nicholas,  weaver  13th  above  Cedar 
Porter  Robert,  labourer  Lyndall's  alley 
Porter  S.  &t  N.  tinpiateworkers  cor.  Thirteenth  &  Filbert 
Porter  Saral.  tinplateworker  1  north  Twelfth 
fPorter  Samuel,  waiter  Lombard  above  Ninth 
Porter  Samuel,   Smith  25  n.  10th — d  h  Prospect  alley 
f  Porter  Samuel,  coachman  67  CuiTant  alley 
f Porter  Silas,  labourer  79  north  Sixth 
Porter  Wm.  merchant  22  S.  wharves— d  h  north  Second 

above  Callowhill 
Porter  Wm.  saddler  back  387  Itace 
Porterfield  Moses,  painter,  &c.  cor.  Cedar  and  Penn 
Porterfield  Rachel,  widow  120  Cedar 
Porterfield  Sarah,  bleeder  with  leeches  cor.  Cedar&Penn 
Pote  Christian,  glassblower  Wood  above  Queen 


POV  paxton's  annual 

Pole  Henrj-  P.  carpenter  Bishop  (K) 

Pote  M.  labourer  Wood  near  Queen 

Pote  Peter  H.  fisherman  Queen  near  Bishop 

Pote  Peter  M.  fisherman  Wood  above  Queen 

Potter  Andrew,  diygoods  store  213  south  Second 

Potter  James,  dryg-oods  store  71  north  Third 

Potter  John,  tanner  134  CaJlowhill 

Potter  John,  mercliant  183  High 

Potter  Richard  C.  merchant  29  north  Third 

Potter  S.  &  Co.  55  Chesnut 

l*otter  Saml.  &  Co.  dryg-oods  store  19  south  Second 

Potter  Siunuel,  stable  124  south  Fifth  and  Cedar 

Potter  Wm.  bookbinder  36  Carter's  ay. — d  h  83  Union 

Potter  Wm.  cordwainer  south  Fifth  below  Queen 

-jPotter  Wm.  carter  Webb's  alley 

Potts  Benjamin,  boarding-house  117  south  Water 

Potts  B.  D.  M.  D.  surgeon  and  manmidwlfe  85  Arch 

Potts  &  Cowperthwait,    storekeepers  16^  south  Second 

Potts  rev.  Geo.  C.  pastor  of  the    Fourth   Presbyterian 

church,  65  Locust  above  Eig-hth 
Potts  James,  ironmerchant  161  north  2d — dh  26  Vine 
Potts  James,  oakcooper  63  &  73  north  Water 
Potts  James  &  Wm.  A.  Peddle,  coopers  and  gangers  63 

north  Water 
Potts  John,  cordwainer  back  531  south  Front 
Potts  Joseph  H.  merchant  102  Arch 
Potts  Margaret,  storekeeper  16^  south  Second 
Potts  Mary,  widow  of  David,  Brooke  court 
Potts  Nathan  R.  attomey  at  law  34  s.  6th — d  h  191  Pine 
Potts  Nathaniel,  merchant  5  n.  Water— d  h  197  Spruce 
Potts  Phineas,  accountant  152  south  Sixth 
Potts  Robert  T.  merchant  101  High 
Potts  Samuel,  shipbrol^  er  294  Lombard 
Potts  Stacy,  accountant  314  north  Third 
Potts  Susan,  storekc  cper  42  south  Fourth 
Potts  Susan,  widow  8.5  Arch 

Potts  Theophllus,  printer  noitli  Eighth  above  Callowliili 
Potts  &  Jones,  ironmerchants  143  north  Second 
Potts  widov/  of  Robert,  76  New 
Potts  William  L.  ironmerchant  143  n.  2d 
Poulson  Ann,  widow  22  Chester 
Poulson  Charles  A.  piinter  172  Chesnut 
Poulson  John,  96  soutli  Third 
Poulson  Zachariah,  editor  and  publisher  of  the  American 

Daily  Advertiser  106  Chesnut 
Poultney  Catharine,  widow  3  Strawberry 
Poultney  James,   hardware  merchant  327^  High — d  h 

NW  corner  Seventh  and  Spruce 
Poultney  John,  balance  weigher  Walnut  st.  wharf— d  h 

178  south  Eleventh 

Poultney ,  81  south  Eleventli 

Pounder  Jonathan,  bookseller  134  north  Fourth 
Poval  Richard,  m.  d,  115  soutli  Ninth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  PRE 

jPoway  James,  i-ag^an  Locust  W.  of  Sch.  Second 

Powell  Abraham,  Wharton  above  Front 

Powell  Ann,  widow  291  south  Third 

Powell  Benj.  labourer  back  257  Race 

Powell  Benjamin,  gi'ocer  144  south  Eig-hth 

Powell  Elizabeth,  g-entlewoman  205^  Chesnut  near  7th 

Powell  EUhuB.  cordwainer  113  Christian 

Powell  Geo,  carpenter  131  Pine 

Powell  John  Hare,  172  Chesnut  and  Powellton 

Powell  John,  bricklayer  Bonsall 

Powell  John,  tinplate  worker  185  south  Second 

PoweU  Jos.  wheelwright  Sarah  near  Bedford 

Powell  Martha,  gentlewoman  15  south  Third 

Powell  R.  layer  out  of  the  dead  back  36  north  Third 

Powell  Sarah,  widow  353  south  Front 

Powell  Samuel,  cordwainer  Rose  near  Germantown  road 

Powell  Susanna,  widow  Marks  lane 

Powell  Wilham,  wheelwright  Queen  bel.  Shackamaxon 

Powell  WiUiam,  gentleman  101  north  Seventh 

Powis  James,  painter,  &c.  3  Ranstead's  court 

Powlson  Andrew,  shallopman  7  York  court 

Power  William,  mariner  12  Shippen 

Powers  Stephen,  labourer  12  Parham's  alley 

Poyner  Francis,  accountant  3  Fitzwalter 

Poynteil  Ann,  widow  of  Wm.  jun.  115  south  Fourth 

Po}ntell  widow  of  Wilham,  115  south  Fourth 

Pready  John,  seacaptain  north  Sixth  above  CallowhiC 

Prager  Susan,  widow  19  Cherry 

Prahl  Samuel,  springmaker  Rachel  st 

Prall  Edward,  chairmaker  NW  cor.  Arch  and  Sixth — d  L 

64  north  Fifth 
Pratt  Cyrus,  gi-ocer  481  High 

Pratt  David  &  Jeremiah,  storekeepers  36  north  Second 
Pratt  &  Dundas,  merchants  42  Walnut 
Pratt  Edmond,  merchant  back  95  north  Water — d  h  11? 

north  Front 
Pratt  Henry,  merchant  back  95  n.  Water  &  112n.  Front 
Pratt  Lsaac,  cabinetmaker  back  338  soutli  Front 
Pratt  J.  B.  fancy  store  82  south  Third 
I'ratt  James,  tobacconist  128  Cedar 
Pratt  John,  cabinetmaker  Parham's  alley 
Pratt  J.  D.  merchant  back  95  north  Water 
Pratt  &  Kugler,  merchants  back  95  north  Water 
Pratt  Thomas,  mariner  Swedes  alley 
Pratt  Thomas,  merchant  58  south  Eleventh 
rPrattis  David,  woodsawyer  Cherry  above  Eleventh 
Presser  Jacob,  baker  2U7  Lombard 
Pray  John,  7  Charlotte  near  Poplar 
Free  Charles,  silverplater  Callowhill  below  Rugan 
Preall  George,  shoemaker  6  Pine  alley  [see  Pvahl 

Preall  John,  shoemaker  13  Pine  alley 
Premir  Adam,  yeoman  Anne  st  Vineyard 
P*escott  John,  mariner  north  Fourth  n.  Gennantown  v, 
105* 


PRI  paxton's  annual 

Prentzel  Charles  S.  baker  150  north  8th 

Preston  Edward,  137  north  Third 

Preston  John,  shoemaker  61  Passyunk 

Preston  Jonas,  m.  d.  275  Race 

Preston  Walter,  hoot  manut".  39  south  3d — d  li  26  Gaskili 

Preston  "\Vm.  jun.  boatbuilder  51  Duke  (N.  L.) 

Prettyman  Isaac,  cordwainer  463  south  Front 

fPrevard  Phillis,  washerwoman  16  Stamper's  alley 

Prevost  Andrew  M.  stockbroker  office  79  Dock — d  h 

206  Pine 
Prevost  Henry,  merchant  72  south  Sixth 
Price  Abijah,  dep.  keep,  of  prison  185  Lombard 
Price  Chandler,  merchant  counting-house  41  Dock  east 

of  Second — d  h  94  south  Front  [see  Breish 

Price  David,  seacaptain  362  south  Second 
Price  Edward,  merchant  260  High 
Price  Elizabeth,  widow  42  north  Eig-hth 
Price  Ehzabetli,  boardin.e^house  47  north  Third 
Price  Elizabeth,  widow  11  Beck's  alley 
Price  Ferriss,  carpenter  143  south  Ninth 
Price  Fred'k.  carpenter  8  Wiley's  court 
Price  Georg-e,  bootmaker  82  Race 
Price  George,  printer  Cailowhill  above  Tenth 
Price  Hannah,  mrs.  of  Mathias,  Sch.  8th  below  Arch 
Price  Hannah,  hatbinder  8  Carter's  alley 
Price  John,  late  seacaptain  542  south  Front 
Price  John,  medicine  pulveriser  58  Ann 
Price  John,  carpenter  Fourth  below  Browne 
Price  John,  blackballmaker  Joint  alley 
Price  John  M.  merchant  143  Hig-h 

Price ,  wddow  M'Ginnis'  coui-t 

Price  Joseph,  hatter  79  Hig-h 

Price  Joseph,  featherstore  209  north  Second 

Price  Joseph,  blacksmith  Tammany  above  Fourth 

Price  Mary,  widow,  nuree  30  Christian 

f  Price  Nathan,  porter  66  south  Water 

Price  &  Patterson,  merchants  260  Hig-h 

Price  Philip,  jun.  clock  and  watchmaker  71  High — d  h 

Hartungs  sdley 
Price  Rebecca,  teacher  78  Cj'^\v^n 
Price  Richard,  jun.  merchant  133  High — d  h  79  High 
Price  Richard,  gentleman  196  south  Fourth 
Price  Sarah,  widow  75  north  Sixth 
f  Price  Stephen,  waiter  7  Prune 
Price  Spencer,  3  Pratt's  court 
Price  Seth,  dep.  keep,  of  prison  185  Lombard 
f  Price  Wm.  shoeblack  42  Passyunk  road  &  76  south  5th 
Price  Wm.  pilot  66  Swanson 
Price  Wm.  A.  27  Pine  alley. 

Price  Wm.  H.  silverplater  Chesnut  above  Thirteenth 
Price  Wm.  grocer  1  Spioice  st  wharf 
Prichett  Charles,  flour  merchant  25  S.  wharves  and  98 
south  Eighth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY  PRV 

Prichett  Catharine,  widow  239  Spruce 

Prichett  Elizabeth,  widow  145  north  Eighth 

Priciiett  James,  currier  127  Chesnut 

Prichett  Thomas  and  John,  flour  merchants  41  s.  Water 

and  98  south  Eighth 
Prichett  widow  of  Thomas,  late  cooper  8th  near  Cedar 
Prichett  Thomas  P..  brewer  367  south  Front 
Prichett  William,  jun.  currier  127   Chesnut — d  h  214 

noitli  Fifth 
Prichett  Willianj  &  James,  cun*iers  127  Chesnut 
Prichett  AVilliam,  getleman  98  south  Eighth 
Prichett  William  R.  gentleman  Beach  bel.  Shackaraaxon 
Prickett  William,  carter  589  south  Second 
Prickitt  Barzillai,  saddler  and  charcoal  merchant,   yard 

Coats  St  wharf 
Pricket  John,  brickmaker  Pine  above  Eleventh 
Priest  Elizabeth,  w  idow  283  south  Third 
Priest  George,  taylor  14  Sterling  alley 
Priest  Thomas,  labourer  Rose  alley  (N.  L.) 
Priestman  William,  merchant  SE  cor.  High  and  Ninth 
Priestman  Wm.  jun.  232  Arch  above  Ninth 
Primer  EHzabeth,  widow,  grocer  SE  cor.  6th  &  Lombard 
Prisi  Henry,  370  north  Tliird  below  Coats 
Primrose  Sarah,  widow,  shopkeeper  73  north  Eighth 
Primrose  widow  of  John,  CheriT 

Primrose  Vailot,  saddler,  &c.  28n  High— d  h  152  n.  8th 
f  Prince  Henry,  labourer  Mark's  lane 
Prince  Isaac,  154  south  Tenth 
Pringle  Ehzabeth,  widow  212  Pine 
Pringle  John,  stonecutter  High  W.  Sch.  Seventh 
Probasco  Henry,  justice  of  the  peace  374  Front 
Probasco  Martha,  widow  350  north  2d 
Probasco  Simon,  printingoflice  350  north  Second 
Proctor  John,  drygoods  store  8  north  Fifth 
Proctor  rev.  Walter,  cordwainer  23  Union 
Promis  Wm.  jeweller  98  north  Third 
Propert  John,  farmer  Johnson's  lane 
fProsser  James,  oysterman  124  High 
Prosser  Thomas,  merchant  242  Filbert  above  Twelfth 
fProson  James,  o}"sterman  7  Clever  alley 
Proudfit  Andrew,  m.  n.  252  south  Fourth 
Proudfoot  R.  teacher  Frankford  road  above  Queen 
•fProut  Samuel,  shoeblack  70  Dock 

Prouty  James,  grocer  543  south  Second  corner  Fedei«I 
Provost  Hannah,  10  Knight's  court 
Pryfold  Phihp,  drayman  Old  York  road 
PiudotL.  upholsterer  93  south  Front 
Pryon  Daniel,  Upper  56  N.  8th 
f P'ryor  Benjn.  waiter  205  Cherry 
Pryor  Edmond,  druggist  &c.  373  north  Front 
Pryor  George,  carpenter  10  south  Twelfth 
Pryor  Joseph,  cabinetmaker  10  south  Twelfth 
Pryor  Josiah,  currier  Duke  (N.  L.) 


QUI  paxton's  annual 

Pn  or  Joseph,  clerk  to  the  health  office  26  Elfreth's  a} - 

Pryor  Margery,  widow  47  Union 

Pr}"or  M.  &  M.  gentle  women  47  Union 

Pryor  N.  gentleman  47  Union 

f*ryor  Thomas,  ferryman  22  Little  Water 

Pryor  Tho.  W.  merchant  37'3  north  Front 

Pugh  Ann,  widow  Bryan's  court 

Pugh  Catharine,  widow  69  Pine 

Pugh  Frances,  widow,boardinghouse  11  Fromberger's  ct 

Pugh  Jesse,  cabinetmaker  9  Wagner's  alley 

Pugh  Kobert,  tailor  17  German 

Pullen  PhiUp,  typefounder  back  1  Little  Pine 

Pullen  Robt.  treasurer  New  Theatre  132  south  Sixth 

Purchas  Elizabeth,  widow  518  south  Front 

Pumeroy  David,  cakebaker  27  StrawbeiTy 

Purdon  widow  of  John,  122  south  Front 

Purdon  John,  attorney  at  law  191  Chesnut — d  h  122 

south  Front 
Purple  Alex,  shipwright  Queen  below  Shackamaxon 
Purves  Alexander,  merchant  lower  22  s.  2d     [see  Purvis 
Pur\'is  Maiy,  widow  Fourth  below  Poplar 
f  Pumo  Joshua,  porter  Acorn  alley 
Pursley  Robt.  labourer  back  394  Race 
Pusey  Mary,  widow  Baker's  alley 
f  Pusey  James,  coachman  Webb's  alley 
Pusey  W^m.  hatter  3  Huckel's  court 
Putnam  Aaron,  merchant  199  High 
Putnam  h  Harris,  merchants  199  High 
fPyen  Foley,  cordwainer  20  Burd's  court 
Pyle  Joseph,  storekeeper  42  n.  Second — d  h  69  Wood 

[see  Pile 


QU  AND  ALE  L.  clock  and  watchmaker  69  Chesnut 
Quandril  Jane,  widow  Peter's  alley 
Quandril  Charles,  shipmaster  185  Pine 
Quantain  Peter,  cordwainer  back  243  south  Sixth 
Quain  William,  hatter  James  alley 
fQuard  John,  hair  dresser  89  soutli  Fourth 
Queen  All<^n,  shoemaker  Queen  below  3d 
Queen  James,  merchant  taylor  51  south  Third 
Queen  Sarah,  widow  back  387  Race 
Queen  Thomas,  51  south  Third 
Queen  WiUiam,  cordwainer  back  252  Lombard 
Quesnet  B.  professor  of  dancing  41  north  Sixth 
Quick  John,  labourer  Crown  near  Prince 
Quicksall  Joseph,  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 
Quicksall  Joseph,  carter  Queen  above  Marlboro' 
Quig  Henr>%  tallow   candler  218  north  8th 
Quig  Robert,  accomptant  opposite  51  Sansom 
Quig  John,  accomptant  8th  below  Lombard 
Quigley  James,  waterman  6  Little  Water 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  RAM 

Quin  Andrew,  hair  dresser  and  tavernkeeper  SW  cor  of 
Passyunk  and  Shippen  sig-n  of  Gen.  Wayne  [see Queen 
Quin  Felix,  weaver  Cedev  above  Tenth 
Quindlen  Mark,  pilot  24  Queen 
Quine  Jonathan  10  Cypress  alley 
Quinlin  Margaret,  widow  148  north  Front 
QuinUn  William,  hatter  Lily  alley  bel.  Green 
Quinn  Barnet,  razor  strap  manufacturer  4  &  8  Queen 
Quinn  Charles,  grocer  SW  cor.  Aiygle  8c  Swanson 
Quinn  Rog-er,  waterman  Crown  n.  Frankford  road 
Quirk  Margaret,  widow  seamstress  68  Union 


RABJOHN  WILLIAM,  cordwainer,  back  ^07  St.  John 

Kabjohn  John,  tailor  229  St.  John 

Raborun  Ellen,  widow  97  Queen 

Kaborg  Mary,  mrs.  36  north  Seventh 

Rabsom  Mary,  boardinghouse  14  south  Seventh 

Radcliff  John,  mastmaker  Johns  above  Front 

Rae  Robert,  mate  81  Penn.  [see  Rea 

Raetle  Charles,  tallow  chandler  Crown  near  Frank,  road 

Raiield  John,  110  Union 

Ragen,  widow  of  Morgan,  mariner  496  south  Second 

Raguet  Condy,  merchant  18  Decatur  st — d  h  Chesnut  n. 

Sch.  Seventh 
R^ney  John,  CLi-ter  near  6  Mark's  lane 
Rainoldi  Ehzabeth,  drygood  store  78  soutli  Third 
Rakestraw  John,  taylor  37  Almond 
Kakestraw  Joseph,  printer  and  bookseller  256  north  oil 

and  210  north  Fourth 
Ralston  Archibald,  labourer  W.   Sch.  Eighth 
Ralston  Matthew  C.  merchant  103  south  Front 
Ralston   Robert,    merchant  189   Mulberry,    compting- 

house  103  south  Front 
Ralston  Robert,  jr.  accomptant  Church  street 
Ramage  Adam,  printei*'s  joiner  and  cabinet  maker,  shop 

Library — d  h  6   Elizabetli 
Ramage  Emily,  schoolmistress  11  Penn.  avenue 
Rambo  Anna,  widow,  back  67  north  Tenth 
Rambo  David,  cordwainer  back  114  GeiTnan 
Rambo  David,  carpenter  Sch.  8th.  above  Vine 
Rambo  Hannah,  widow  of  Daniel  43  Green 
Rambo  John,  smith  5th  below  Spruce — d  h  43  Chesnur. 
Rambo  Peter,  shipwright  Hanover  near  Bedford 
Ramsay  Benjamin,  Juniper  above  Race 
Ramsey  Alexander,  carpenter  121  N.  9th     [see  Bumsey 
Ramsey  Catharine,  106  Shippen 
Ramsey  Christopher,  labourer  13th  near  Race 
Ramsey  Esther,  widow  nurse  Vine 
Ramsay  Isaac  H.  teacher  Malt  ay — d  h  Juniper  ab  Race 
Ramshardt  Frederick,  baker  Kesslers  ct. 


RAV  paxton's  annual 

RandB.  TI.  professor  of  penmanship  34  s.  Sixth 
Randall  Joseph,  teacher  NW  cor.  of  Vine  &  4th — dh  19 

Cheny  between  3d  and  4th 
Randall  Lewis,  blacksmith  back  168  south  Fifth 
Randall  Joseph,  cai-pentcr  103  south  Ninth 
Randall  Josiah,  attorney  at  law  80  Walnut 
Randall  Matthew,  recoixler  of  deeds,  office  4  state  house 

—  dwelling"  house  80  Walnut 
Randal  Robert,  cordwainer  54  Duke 
Randall  ^Margaret,  widow  167  south   Fifth 
Randall  Mary,  shopkeeper  154  north  Fourth 
Randels  Mary,  widow  Green  near  Rose  alley 
Randolph  Edward,  g-entleman  126  north  Second 
Randolph  Edw.  merchant  239  Hij^h — d  h  N.  4th  n  Noble 
Randolph  G.  F.  merchant  241  Hig-h — d  h  Arch  bel.  8th 
fRandolph  Joseph,  painter  &c.  238  south   Seventh 
Randolph  and  Madeira,  merchants  239  High 
Randolph  Francis,  labourer  Fi-andford  road  cor.  Bedford 
Randolph  Ira  F.  hatter  87  Market 
Randolph  Jacob,  m.  n.  man  midwife  157  north  Third 
Randolph  St  Shotwell,  lumber  merchants,  223  n.  Water 
Randolph  Wilham,  lumber  merchant  223  iiortli  Water — 

d  h  Juliana  above  "^^'ood 
Rang-  John,   baker  165  Tine 
Ranker.  Alexander,  cordwainer  167  Green 
Raukcn  George  &  Son,  cabinetmakere  113  S.  Front 
Ranken  George,  jr.  .shoemaker  106  north  Eighth 
Ranken  Hugh,  grocer  49  Chesnut 
Ranken  William,  north  Fourth  above  Noble 
llanken  Wilham,  blacksmith  175  Callowhill 
Rankin  David,  shipwright  569  south  Fi"ont 
Ranslcy  James,  labourer  above  12th 
Ransted  Susannah,  23  Carter's  alley 
Raphune  John,  taylor  corner  Sliippen  and  Apollo 
Raphun  C.  baker  Little  Oak  (S) 
Raphun,  widow,  Ann  west  Sch  8th 
Rapp  Jos.  china  merchant  216  N.  5th,   66  N.  4th,  and 

47  N.  Third 
Rascli  Anthony,  silverplate  manufacturer  &  jeweller 

165  Chesnut 
Rasch&Winig  jr.  silverplate  manufacturers  &  jewellers. 

165  Chesnut 
Raser  A.  widow  94  Sassafras 
Raser  M.  printer,  south-west  corner  Fifth  and  Cherrj' — 

d  h  94  Sassafras 
Raser  Thomas  M.  teacher  SW  cor.  Fifth  and  Cherry — 

d  h  89  Locust 
Raser  WilUam,  tavernkeeper,  SW  cor.  Arch  and  Tenth 
Rass  George,  carter  Spruce  W  Schuylkill  Seventh 
Ratsheller  A.  black  &  white  smith  360  north  Third 
Rauffinbart  Peter,  baker  back  2  south  12th 
Ravcly  John,  labourer  Arch  n.  Schuylkill  Fourth 
Ravesies  Frederick,  merchant  73  8c  i64  High — dh  cor. 

Minor  and  Fifth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  REA 

Kawle  S.  B.  merchant  57  N  Front— d  h  110  S  8th 
Rawle  Wm.  counsellor  at  law,  office  116  S;dhll2  S  3d 
Rawie  Wm.  jr.  attorney  at  law  46  south  6th 
Rawhngs  Banjamin,  merchant  201  High 
Rawling-s  George,  cabinetmaker  29  German 
RawHngs  Margaret,  widow  Drinker's  court 
Rawhngs  Thomas,  cordwainer  back  77  Cliristian 
Rawlings  Thomas,  ladies  shoemaker  24  Pear 
Rawlins  Nathan,  shopkeeper  5  Plumb 
Rayworth  Mary,  teacher  81  Penn 

Ray  David,  tanner  32  Charlotte  [see  Rea 

Ray  David,  wheelwright  Frankford  road  above  Queen 
Ray  Jonathan,  hatter  5  Elbow  lane 
Ray  Martin,  tobacconist  410  north  Front 
Ray  Moses,  merchant  15  Queen  &  137  south  Water 
Kay  Thomas,  seacaptain  19  Queen  (S) 
Ray  Thomas,  drajTnan  Say 

Raybold  Joshua,  justice  of  the  peace,  office  179  Ship- 
pen — d  h  51  Fitzwalter 
Raybold  Thomas,  Windsor  chairmaker  Arch  \y.  Sch.  3d 
f Ra}-mond  Andrew,  hairdresser  74  Dock 
Raymond  Mary,  widow  335  north  Third 
Ra>Tnond  Sarah,  12  Hunt's  court 
Ravinan  John,  hostler  387  north  Front 
Rayn^r  Frederick,  saddler  Cordwainers  alley 
Rayner  Nathan,  carpenter  North  street 
Rea  Alexander,  umbrellamaker  38  south  Third 
Rea  Daniel,  seacaptain  385  north  Third 
Rea  John,  upholsterer  153  Chesnut     [see  Ray  and  Wrai/ 
Rea  Samuel,  printer  53  Small 
Read  &  Gray,  china  merchants  304  High 
Read  Alexr.  china  merchant  304  High — d  h  116  n.  9tli 
Read  Charles,  grocer  48  Budd 
Read  Eliza  H.   widow,  teacher  177  Lombard 
Read  David,  shallopman  47  Christian 
Read  Henry,  grocer  Poplar  lane  above  Third 
Read  James,  merchant  1  North  alley  corner  Fifth 
Read  James,  81  Walnut  [see  Reed  and  Reid 

Read  John,  shoemaker  13  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Read  John,  umbrella  maker  37  south  Second 
Read  John,  counsellor  at  law  176  Chesnut 
Read  Samuel,  drygoods  store  45  north  Second 
Read  Wm.  bookbinder  75  Green 
Read  William,  merchant  64  Dock  and  15  Sansom 
Read  William  L.  saddler,  &c.  5o  CallowhiU 
Reed  Samuel,  grocer  253  south  Fifth 
Reading  Abigail,  widow  back  92  Crown 
Reading  James,  broker  236  south  Seventh 
Reading  John,  tinplateworker  40  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Reading  Mary,  widow  72  south  Sixth 
Reakart  John,  gi'ocer  439  north  Second 
Reakirt  Jacob,  dep.  keep,  of  the  prison  295  north  2d 
Reall  Joseph,  umbrella  maker  Sansom's  alley 


{iEE  paxton's  annual 

Reall  Samuel,  woodcordcr  246  north  Front 
Head  Henry,  loclcsmith  ]  8  Dock 

Reamer  John,  victualler  Frankford  r.  near  Sorrel  Horse 
Reap  Andrew,  cordwaincr  32  Charlotte 
Reap  Philip,  carpenter  96  Budd 
jReason  Samuel  labourer  24  Burd's  court 
fReason  Samuel,  waiter  Juniper  below  Vine 
Reath  Thomas  St  Samuel,  grocers  SW  cor.  Race  &  7th 
Reckitt  Joseph,  lumber  inspector  194  north  Fifth 
Rechel  George,  grocery  182  north  Second 
Rechel  Jacob,  sugar  refiner  5  Crown 
Reckefus  David,  cordwainer  Hinckle's  court 
Reckles  Anthony,  labourer  Carpenter  (S)  below  Fifth 
Redding  Frances,  widow  181  south  Seventh 
Redhair  Martin,  coixlwainer  Lawrence  above  Wood 
Redlieffer  Charles,  millwright  Sec.  5  Whitehall  st. 
Redles  Adam,  tui'ner  3  Elbow  lane 
Redman  Barnabas,  printer  31  Powell 
Redman  John,  bricklayer  11  Small 
Redman  M.  shopkeeper  28  south  Fourth 
Redman  Rebecca,  185  Walnut  (Sansom  row) 
Redman  Thomas,  x.  d.  188  Chesnut 
Redstreke  J.  cabinetmaker  35  Dock  and  66  Union 
Reed  Adam,  baker  Rugan 
Reed  Ann,  widow  nurse  202  south  Third 
Reed  Ann,  widow  washerwoman  back  321  Race 
Reed  Frederick,  watchmaker,  150  High — d  h  21  Green- 
leaf  court 
Reed  Hannah,  of  David  jun.  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 
Reed  James,  Camden  N.  J. 
Reed  Joel,  Camden  N.  J. 
Reed  John,  morocco  dresser,  back  108  N  7th 
Reed  John,  mate  63  Penn 
Reed  John,  weaver  cor.  Filbert  and  Broad 
Reed  John,  merchant  303  Sassafras 
Reed  Joseph,  counsellor  at  law  and  recorder  for  the  city 

of  Philadelphia  179  Spruce 
Reed  &  Beidelman,  dry  goods  store  156  N  2d 
Reed  Joseph,  labourer  Rose  below  Green 
f  Reed  Margai-et  224  Gaskill 
Reed  Mose.s,  grocer  482  Race  cor.  Juniper 
Reed  Michael,  storekeeper,    156  N  2d  below  Vine 
Reed  Peter,  painter  &c.  58  Sassafra.*; 
Reed  Philip,  innkeeper  212  north  Third 
f  Reed  widow  of  Reuben  44  Small 
Reed  Robert,  tavernkeeper  NW  cor.  Ridge  r.  6c  Vine 
Reed  Richard,  sea  captain  opp.  567  south  Second 
Reed  Saral),  widow  Penn  (K)  near  ISIaiden 
Reed  Samuel,  tailor  NE  cor.  of  Arch  an.l  Eightli 
Reed  Samuel,  cor.  Mark's  lane  and  Tv/elfth  ab.  Cherry 
Reed  Thomas,  weaver  Germ.  r.  below  3d 
Reed  Wm.  taylor  68  S  Water  ana  69  S  Front 
Reedle  Catherine,  widow  85  Cherrj- 


PHILADELPHIA    UIRECTORY.  REF 

HeelJohn,  smith  Frankford  r.  near  Queen 

Keel  John,  labourer  Fourth  above  Poplar 

Keel  Michael,  carpenter  Bedford  near  Marlboro' 

Keeiiier  Mathew,  shipwright  Shackamaxon  near  Queen 

Reemer  Susan,  weaver  Frankford  r.  near  Otter 

Rees  Charles  P.  cordwainer  277  south  Second 

Rees  Evan,  stirrupfiler,  back  385  Race 

Rees  Eleanor,  boarding-house  137  Lombard 

Rees  &  Green,  storekeepers  188  north  Second 

Rees  George,  toll  collector  Sch.  Permanent  bridge 

Rees  George,  boot  and  shoemaker  276  south  Second 

Rees  George,  victualler  Vine  W  of  Bread 

Kees  George  jun.  glass  raanuf.  and  furrier  4  N  7th 

Rees  Henry,  smith  11  Sterling  alley 

Rees  Henr}%  ta}  lor  75  N  4th 

Rees  Jacob,  merchant  203  High — d  h  Arch  bel.  11th 

Rees  James,  painter  Sansom's  alley 

Rees  John,  grocer  115  Race 

Rees  Joseph,  whitelead  maker  Vine  above  Twelfth 

[see  Reys^  Rhees  and  Reiss 
Pees  Peter,  milkman  near  Gray's  ferry 
Rees  Wm.  carter  S  W  cor.  Wood  and  Eighth 
Reese  Adam,  shoeriiaker  181  north  Front 
Reese  Charles  M.  m.  d.  176  south  Front 
Reese  Henry,  cordwainer  Second  near  Masters 
Reese  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  77  Race      [see  Reus  and  Rice 
Reess  Martin  (Enniskillen  inn)  97  south  Fifth 
Reess,  Mrs.  of  Valentine  103  south  Fourth 
Reese  Margaret,  widow  464  north  Third 
Reess  Samuel,  bricklayer  Currant  alley 
Reeve  Isaac,  carpenter  Torr's  court 
Reeve  John,  carpenter  59  north  Fourth 
Reeve  Joseph,  accountant  12  south  Twelfth 
Reeve  Ruth,  widow  208  north  Fourth 
Reeves  Aaron,  wheelwTight  Kunckle  above  Tammany 
Reeves  Benjamin,  Camden  N.  J. 
Reeves  Benjamin  B.  inn  and  ferry  Camden  N.  J. 
Reeves  B.  &  David,  nail  manufacturers  19  north  Front 
Reeves  Hosea,  labourer  Sch.  Fifth  above  High 
Reeves  Jacob,  bricklayer  318  Vine 
Reeves  John,  cooper  James  below  Ridge  r. 
Reeves  Clement,  inn  and  feiry  N.  side  High  st  wharf 
Reeves  Daniel,  shoemaker  Smith's  court 
Reeves  David,  shallopman  79  Moyamensing  r. 
Reeves  Enos.  shoemaker  back  291  Arch 
Reeves  J.  C.  cordwainer  16  Pewterplatter 
Reeves  Joshua,  cordwainer  8  Swanson 
Reeves  Lemuel,  hatter,  back  84  north  Second 
Reeves  N.  L.  merchant  taylor  13  north  Sixth 
Reeves  Nehemiah,  shoemaker  385 
Reeves  Thomas  jun.  grocer  NW  cor.  2d  and  Arch 
Reeve  Shepherd  A.  principal  of  Franklin  acad.  77  Arch 
RefielJoseph,  tobacconist  Christian  below  Fifth 

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REM  paxton's  annual 

Reford  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  24  south  Third 

Regli  Joseph,  merchant  208  High 

Renert  Ursula,  widow  sign  Rising  Sun  133  Race 

Regnaud  A.  broker  &c.  NE  cor.  Front  and  Wahiut 

Regnault  C.  F.  paper  hanger  218  Lombard 

Regnault  Joseph,  paper  hanger  220  Lombai'd 

Rego  Catharine,  widow  Camden  N.  J. 

Rehn  Caspar,  merchant  164  north  Second 

Rchn  George,  brewer  256  3d  ab.  Callowhill 

Rehn  John,  brewer  33  Noble 

Rehn  George  and  Co.  brewers  68  New 

Rehn  Eve,  w  idow  62  New 

Reid  Alexander  J.  grocer  251  south  Tliird  cor.  Shippen 

Reid*  A.  grocer  and  bottler  320  south  Second 

Reid  Catharine,  widow  storekeeper,  25  Callowhill 

Reid  I.  dry  good  store  2  N.  5th  [see  Read  and  Reed 

Reid  Isaac,  broker  and  commission  merchant  15  Coats 

Reid  Patrick,  painter  &c.  28  Walnut 

Reilly  Ann,  widow  269  south  Fourth 

Reilly  Bernard,  grocer  and  bottler  Bush  hill 

Reilly  Boyd,  coachmaker  Hamilton  village 

Reilly  Catharine,  widow  Buttonwood  ab.  Fifth 

Reily  James,  tailor  137  Locust 

Reilly  John,  gTOcer  150  Swanson 

Reilly  Paul,  bottler,  131  Chesnut — d  h  and  tavern  39 

south  Water 
Reilly  William,  mariner  316  south  Third 
Reinboth  Fred,  sexton  St.  John's  church  back  130  N  5th 
Reinhard  Jacob,  carpenter  357  Race — d  h  46  Chester 
Reinhard  John,  watchman,  back  149  Cheny 
Reinagle  Hugh,  teacher  of  drawing,  and  portrait  &  land- 
scape painter  3  south  Third 
Reinboth  George,  carpenter  390  Race 
Reineck  Lewis,  biscuitbaker  9  Penn 
Reinhard  C.  wheelwright  Tidmash  st 
Reinhart  G.  V.  160  Vine  and  176  north  Fifth 
Reinhart  John  H.  watchman  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Reinholdt  Geo.  merchant  293  Spruce 
Reinholdt  Mary,  widow  86  noith  Fifth 
Reinholt  Christian,  victualler  corner  George  and  Second 
Reisch  Henry,  grocer  290  north  Second 
Rciter  John,  morocco  finisher  Pitt  below  G.  r. 
Relay  Mary,  milliner  23  NE  corner  Second  and  Shippen 
Relf  Samuel,  editor  of  the  Philadelphia  Gazette,  office  68 

Dock — d  h  6  York  buildings 
Rementer  Francis,  gardener  Passyunk  below  Sixth 
Reijienter  Peter,  carpenter  Passyunk  below  Prime 
Remney  Christopher,  Fourth  near  Poplar 
Remney  John,  shoemaker  Fourth  near  Poplar  lane 
Rcmick  Enoch,  mastmaker  91  Swanson 
Remington  C.  gentleman  192  north  Sixth 
Remington  Ehza,  widow  37  Christian 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY  RHO 

liemington  Job  B.  lumbermerchant,  yard  Water  above 

Vine — d  h  42  Newmarket  street 
Remington  John  A.  lumbermerchant  42  Newmarket 
Remington  Sarah,  widow  306  south  Second 
Kemson  John  H.  watchman  5  Knight's  court 
Rendul  Peter,  broker  4  Powell 
liengiienet  Don  Bartol.  Spanish  consul,   countinghouse 

19  Dock— d  h  69  Spruce 
Rennel  Michael,  oysterhouse  196  Callowhill 
Kenshaw  Benjamin,  merchant  124  south  Eighth 
Ilenshaw  widow^  of  Francis,  98  Union 
Henshaw  Frances,  boardinghouse  23  south  Seventh 
Hcnshaw  Richard,  justice  of  tlie  peace  and  notarypubhc 

302  south  Second 
Renshaw  \Vm.  (Washington  hall  hotel)  120  south  Third 
itenshaw  Wm.  grocer  NE  corner  Arch  and  Front 
Re nouf  Nicholas,  tailor  29  Franklin 
Kepsher  Leonard,  di*ayman  George  (N  L) 
Repsher  Margaret,  widow  Fifth  near  Logun 
Repsher  Jacob,  sawmaker  3  Rihl's  court 
Repsher  Peter,  bi*assfo\inder  Rihl's  court 
Reus  George,  blacksmith  Pi-ime  above  Fourth 
Resinger  Adam,  umbrella  maker  S67  north  Second 
Revier  John,  baker  25  Lombard 
Revel  Adam,  carpenter  7  Little  Pine 
Revel  John,  carpenter  22  Charlotte 
Revirs  Joseph,  tinman  26  High — d  h  Kunckle 
■ileynai-cl  Henry,  labourer  Broad  ab.  R;ice    [see  Reinhard 
Reynolds  &  Aclgate,  grocers  21  south  Third 
Reynolds  Benjamin,  cooper,  gauger  and  head  inspector 

of  salt  provisions  7  N.  wharves — d  h  13  N.  whar\'es 
Reynolds  Elias,  carpenter  49  Tammany 
Reynolds  E.  mantuamaker  25  Walnut 
Reynolds  George,  carter  Sixth  below  Fitzwalter 
Iteynolds  James,  taylor  308  and  373  south  Front 
Reynolds  John  N.  seacaptain  92  Crown 
Reynolds  Jos.  grocer  21  south  Third — d  h  20  Newmarket 
Reynolds  mrs.  widow  Kunckle  near  Noble 
Reynolds  Peter,  bricklayer  65  l'ass\aink 
Reynolds  Saml.  merchant  taylor  48  south  Third 
Reynolds  Simeon,  teacher  53  south  S'xth 
Reynolds  William,  oysteraian  114  Gennan 
Reynolds  William,  oysterman  North 
Rex  Francis,  blacksmith  Ridge  road  ab.  Francis  lane 
Rex  George,  (Lime  Market  Inn)  271  Vine 
Rhamp  Susannah,  widow  17  V^'agner's  alley 
Rheem  Jacob,  flourmerchant  NE  cor.  Tenth  and  High 
Rhoads  Joseph  &  Daniel  J.  &  Co.  lumbermerchants  High 

near  permanent  bridge — d  h  High  W.  Sch.  Sixth 
Rhoads  Maiy,  widow,  nurse  97  north  Seventh 
Rhoads  Mary,  widow  4  Laurel  st  (C) 
fllhodes  Black,  mariner  18  Lombard 
KUpdes  Samuel,  merchant  45  soutli  P'ront 


RIC  I'AXTON's   ANNUAi 

Kliil  Uichnrd,  fai-mer  Orang-e  near  Frankford  rou^ 

llhnnie  Henry,  baker  447  soutli  Front 

Rianhanl  Elizabeth,  widow  97  Cherry 

Kiauhard  John,  merchant  179  Jlij^h 

Ribbons  Ann,  tayloress  33  N  Fifth 

Ribble  John,  fisherman  10  Budd 

Riblet  Peter,  pastrycook  37  Passyunk 

Kice  Ann,  teacher  53  Ahnond 

IJice  Edward,  carter  Davis'  coiirt 

Rice  Edward,  oysterman  Noble  above  Front 

f  Rice  George,  coachman  Shippen  VV.  of  Seventh 

Rice  John,  cordwainer  Coats  aljove  Fourth 

Rice  Johnj  fisherman  Queen  near  Wootl 

Rice  John, 

Rice  John,  seacaptain  39  Passjimk 

Rice  John  P.  fisherman  Queen  belov/  Wood 

Rice  Jos.  blacksmith  York  road  above  Noble 

Rice  Martin,  ladies  shoemaker  8  Hartung-'s  alley 

Rice  Richard,  innkeeper  Hig-h  near  Sch.  Seventh 

Rice  Robert,  merchant  365  High 

Rice  Sarah,  widow  201  south  Fourth 

Rice  Peter,  fisherman  Hanover  below  Queen 

Rice  William,  drayiTian  41  Browne 

Rice  Wm.  innkeeper  337  north  Front 

Rice  William,  labourer  165  Coats  above  Fourth 

fRice  W^m.  porter  back  119  )iorth  Tenth 

Rice  widow  of  John,  fisherman  Queen  nearBishot> 

Rich  Henry,  labourer  12  York  covirt 

Richard  Augustus,  goldsmith  29  Union 

Richardett  widow  of  Samuel,  jun.  9  Lombard 

Richards  Ann,  teacher  31  Crown 

Richards  Ann,  widow  4  Oak  (S) 

Richards  Azell,  blacksmith  Wood  above  Lawrence 

Richards  Benjamin,  grocer  126  High 

Richards  Catharine,  ta\  ernkeeper  57  south  Water 

Richards  Charles,  ironmerchant  74  north  Third 

Richards  E.  near  62  Cherry  and  129  Mulberry 

fRichards  Henry,  bootcleaner  18  Lombard 

Richards  Isaiah,  labourer  29  Small 

Richards  &.  Stephens,  drygoods  merchants  127^  Arch 

Richards  John,  whitesmith  NE  cor.  George  and  Tenth 

Richards  John,  labourer  45  Fii7, waiter 

Richards  John,  labourer  Emlen's  court  below  Noble- 

Richards  John,  salt  store  8  Dock  and  223  Lombard 

Richards  John,  whitesmith  Library  &  cor.  Georg'e  &  lOth 

Richards  John,  labourer  37  Federal 

Richards  Joseph,  manufacturer  of  white  and  red  lead 

Pine  above  Broad — d  h  160  south  Fourth 
Richards  Mark,  ironmerchant  125  and  127  north  Third 
Richards  Mary,  washerwoman  O.  Y.  below  Tammany 
Richards  Mary,  widow  Shackamaxon  below  Prince 
Richards  Rachel,  widow  206  north  Front 
Richards  Richard,  drayman  south  Fifth  below  Queen 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  RID 

Richards  Samuel,  brushfinisher  44  Old  York  road 

Richards  S.  milliner  26^  south  Fourth 

Richards  Samuel,  g-old  and  silversmith  136  south  Front 

and  limehouse  3  Dock 
Richards  Saml.  ironmerch't.  Ill  n.  "Water — dh  347  Arch 
Richards  Thomas,  merchant  151  north  Third 
Richards  Thomas,  grocer  255  south  Seventh 
Richards  Thomas,  stove  manufactory  166  north  Third 
Richards  Wm.  H.  chinamerchant  20  south  Tliird 
Richards  W.  &  S.  R.  watchmakers  &  silvers'ths  136s.  Front 
Richards  Wm.  veterinar}"  surgeon  Ninth  below  Lombard 
Richards  Wm.  Shackamaxon  near  Frankford  road 
Richards  Wm.  carpenter  back  385  Race 
Richardson  Caleb,  bookseller,  &c.  8  n.  3d     [see  Richison 
Richardson  Charles,  china  merchant  Broad  ab.  Chesnut 
Richardson  Elkanah,  labourer  25  Parham's  alley 
Richardson  Gardner,  61  Tammany  near  Kuncklc 
Richardson  G.  umbrellamaker  77  south  Third 
Richardson  Jared,  carpenter  Broad  above  Mulberr} 
Richardson  John,  2^  north  Fifth 
Richardson  John,  woodsawyer  109  German 
Richardson  John,  mariner  50  Meade  alley 
Richardson  John,  Frankford  road  near  sorrel  horse 
Richardson  John,  bookseller  &c.  31  and  d  h  359  High 
Richardson  Jonas,  hatter  Camden  N.  J. 
Richardson  Joseph,  assayer  in  the  mint  359  High 
Richardson  Mary,  widow,  umbrella  manuf  31  south  3d 
Richardson  Nathaniel,  gentleman  359  High 
Richardson  R.  B.  brushfinisher  cor.  Lawrence  &  Callowhill 
Richardson  R.  baker  corner  St  John  and  Callowhill 
fRichardson  Samuel,  carter  Bonsall 
Richardson  Thoma.s,  shipwright  31  Prime 
Richardson  Thomas,  4  Biddle's  alley 
Richardson  Wm.  carpenter 
Richardson  Wm.  umbrella  mam^f.  6  south  Thiixl 
Riche  George,  grocer  SE  cor.  Third  and  Poplar  lane 
Richey  Finances,  widow  26  Carter's  alley 
Richey  Henry  M.   cabinetmaker  Poplar  lane  ab.  St  John 
Richison  Robert,  painter,  &c.'  254  s.  4th    [see  Richardson 
Riclnnan  Isaac,  carpenter  Bryan's  court 
Richman  L  captain  of  city  watch  Oak  near  Coats 
Richman  John,  carver  and  gilder  378  north  Front 
Richman  William,  shipwright  261  St  John 
Richmond  Mary,  widow  223  Cherry 
Richmond  Robert,  printer  Mark's  lane 
Richter  Charles,  398  north  Front 
Rickard  Leonard,  painter  336  Race 
Rickel  John,  ropemaker  Crown  near  Frankford  road 
Rickson  Andrew,  mariner  back  422  south  Front 
Rickstine  John,  tanner  Fifth  above  Buttonwood 
Ricords  Ehz.  widow  380  south  Second 
Ridabock  P.  blacksmith  16  south  Fifth 
Riddit  Mary,  widow,  boardinghouse  198  south  Front 


RIL  >'axion's  annlaj 

RulcUc  James,  bookbinder  Carpenter  (S)  below  SixUi 

liiddlc  James,  labourer  Pine  AV.  Twelfth 

Tiiddle  Johanna,  widow  back  393  south  Second 

liiddlc  John,  drayman  126  Queen  (.S)  [see  Recdle 

Riddle  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker  137  north  Front 

Rider  Andrew,  japanner  Jones 

Ridey  Samuel,  victualler  Pleasant  above  Chai-les 

Ridgway  Benj.  millwrig-ht  Beach  near  Hig-h  bridge 

jRidgway  Charles,  labourer  Meredith's  court 

Hiilgwav  Caleb,  lumberyard  corner  CallowhiU  &  John — 

d  h  8  Wood 
Ridgwav  Jacob,  jr.  flourmerchant  51  north  Water— d  h 

289  Race 
Ridg^vay  Jacob,  181  Chesnut 
Rid^^vay  John,  brickla}er  76  north  Ninth 
Ridg^vay  Joseph  F.  flouiTnerchant  55  north  W^ater — d  h 

NW  corner  Wood  and  John 
Ridgway  Joseph,  merchant  taylor  57  north  Second 
IJidgway  Richd.  grocer  479  north  Third 
Ridgway  Thomas  S.  bricklayer  182  Vine 
Riebsam  John,  grocer  Callowhill  above  Sixth — d  h  John 

below  Callowhill 
Riehle  William,  tanner  75  north  Fourth — ^yard  comer 

Fourth  and  Noble 
Riehle  mrs.  widow  150  High  [see  RU^> 

Rieley  John,  seacaptain  40  south  Sixth 
Riesch  Henry,  grocer  98  New — d  h  298  north  Second 
RifFett  Jacob,  victualler  Rugan  near  James 
RiflTord  Brighty,  widow  Bruester's  court 
Rifford  John,  shipwright  Hall  near  Marlborough 
Riflord  Peter,  victualler  James  below  Ridge  road 
Rickie  Wm.  shipwright  22  Queen 
Rigby  Henry,  late  cabinetmaker  15  Sassafras 
Rigden  Christiana,  milliner  205  north  Second 
Riggs  AVilliam,  mariner  309  north  Front 
Rightley  widow  of  John,  11  Callowhill 
Rigler  Henry,  carpenter  Jimiper  corner  Lombard 
Rigler  John,  ^'ictualler  Juniper  above  Che»ry 
Rigler  Stephen,  victualler  Mary  (K) 
Rignault  Ciare  F.  &  G.  paperhangers  218  Lombard 
Rignaidt  Francis,  paperhanger  218  south  Seventh 
Ri!d  Henry,  shipwright  Marlboro'  above  Prince 
Rihl  Henry,  pilot  39  Christian 

Rihl  Jacob,  carpenter  501  north  Third  [se^  Reel^  Riehle 
Rilaiid  W  illiam,  bellfounder  134  south  Fifth 
Riley  Charles,  chainuaker  Fearris'  court 
Riley  Henry,  segannaker  169  south  Third 
Riley  Isaac,  bookseller  40  Prime  bet.  Fifth  and  Sixth — 

dh  83  soxith  Sixth 
Riley  Jacob  F.  baker  378  north  Second 
Riley  James,  drug  pulverizer  Spnice  W.  Sch.  Sixth 
Riley  mrs.  of  Owin,  haircurler  Farris'  court 
Riley  John,  silvcrplater  93  north  Fifth 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  ROA 

Riley  Joseph  S.  currier  171  N  3d — d  h  83  New 

Riley  John,  shopkeeper  15  StrawbeiTy 

Riley  Sarah,  widow  408  north  Front 

Riley  Tobias,  baker  341  Race 

Riley  Wm.  silverplater  68  n.  6th — d  h  113  north  Fiftti 

Riley  Wm.  watchman  Poplar  lane  near  Fourth  [see  jReiiei 

Rimer  Thomas,  cordwainer  46  Shippen 

Rine  Lewis,  tailor  37  Franklin 

Rineck  Charlotte,  widow  Jones  W.  Sch.  p'ifth 

Rineck  E.  seedwoman  Passyunk  bektvr  Prime 

Rinedoller  Jacob,  shipwright  385  north  Front 

Rinedoller  Jacob,  jun.  mastmaker  yard  Oak  near  Coats — 

d  h  9  Duke 
Ringler  B.  M.  segarmaker  Castle 
fReingold  Daniel,  porter  back  265  Race 
Rinkhart  Michael,  shoemaker  Fetter  lane 
Rink  Jacob,  blacksmith  back  263  St  John 
Rink  J.  lookingglass  St  hardware  store  143  north  Third 
Rink  John,  brushmaker  226  &  d  h  142  north  Tliird 
Rink  Wm.  S.  hardware  merchant  86  High 
Rinker  Saml.  sailingmaster  of  Franklin  74,  11  Federal 
Rinsimer  Christian,  carter  Hanover  above  Prince 
Rippinger  Coni-ad,  bleeder  and  leecher  29  north  Fourth 
Risborough  John,  late  seacaptain  239  south  Second 
Risdel  P.  widow  upper  157  Pine 
Rising  Eli,  domestic  warehouse  103  north  Third 
Rising  Fi-ancis,  domestic  warehouse  242^  High 

Risley  Richard  S.  gi-ocer  326  Higii— d  h  160  south  10th 

Risley  Zephaniah,  labourer  12  Arch 

Rist  Adam,  tanner  and  currier  High  W.  Sch.  perm,  br 

Ristine  Jacob,  taylor  387  north  Front 

Ristine  Tabitha,  seamstress  29  Crab 

Ritchie  Wm.  merchant  117  High — d  h  94  Arch 

Riter  George,  liverystable  keeper  58  north  Fifth 

Riter  John,  gardener  29  Franklin  court 

Riter  Mary,  widow  Coats  near  Sixth 

■Riter  Michl.  merchant  180  Callowhill  and  218  north  5th 

Ritman  Daniel,  labourer  north  Fourth  below  Coats 

Rittenhouse  Henry,  carpenter  77  Crown 

Ritter  Ann,  widow,  baker  24  north  Fifth 

Ritter  Abner,  merchant  333  High 

Ritter  George,  cabinetmaker  72  north  Fourth 

Ritter  Henry,  baker  83  south  Fourth 

Ritter  Jacob,  storekeeper  70  north  Front 

Ritter  Jacob,  jun.  merchant  333  High 

Ritter  J.  &  A.  merchants  333  High 

Ritter  John,  painter  and  glazier  Hamilton  village 

Ritter  Wm.  bricklayer  Coats  above  Seventh   [see  Rutter 

Rivel  George,  shipwright  55  Moyamcnsing       [see  Revel 

Rivers  Jos.  tinplateworker  26  High — d  h  17  Kunckle 

Rivil  Haimah,  widow  back  3  south  Tenth 

Roads  Heni-y,  carter  Lombard  near  Sch. 

Roads  John,  labourer  Lombard  near  Sch. 


ROB  paxton's  akntal 

jRoach  Benjamin,  porter  112  Christian 

Itoach  Isjuic,  master  of  revLMuie  barg-e  48  Almona 

Roach  John,  bookbinder  Germ,  road  bel.  2d 

Roach  Nicholas,  labourer  115  Green 

Roat  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  Ridg-e  r.  above  Vine 

Roat  Jacob,  potter  14  Prait 

Robarts  Sai-ah,  widow  403  S  2d 

Robard  Joseph,  mei-chantNW  High  &  6th— dh  4  S  10th 

Roan  Christopher,  labourer  Prince  n.  Crown 

Robb  Alexander,  Jetter  carrier  3  Powell  st 

Robb  Catharine,  \\  idow  240  St  John 

Robb  Jaines,  cabinetmaker  10  Plum 

Robb  James,  letter  can-ier  4  Elbow  lane 

Robb  John,  carter  Locust  near  Twelfth 

Robb  &.  Winebrener,  merchant  taylors97  S  2d 

Rohbarts  John,  shipmaster  352  south  Front 

jRobbins  Bordin,  mariner  249  Spnice 

Robbins  Benjamin,  carpenter  Noble  near  3d 

f  Robbins  Dinah,  washerwoman  Mint  ct 

Robbins  James,  shipmaster  Margaretta  bel  Cable  lane 

Robbins  Job,  weaver  11  Penn 

Robbins  John,  merchant  153  Vine 

Robbins  Nathaniel,  plasterer  22  Duke 

Robbins  &  Smith,  merchants  173  Hig-h 

Robbins  Samuel  J.  merchant  173  High — d  h  122  N  5th 

Robeno  Jno.  &  Andrew,  tailors  150  S  Water — d  h  14 

Gray's  alley 
Roberson  Benjamin,  mariner  St  John  bel.  Poplar 
Roberts  Amos,  tax  collector  64  S  Eleventh 
Roberts  Ann,  bonnetmaker  271  S  2d 
Roberts  Charles,  teacher,  school  Friends'  meeting-house 

Pine— d  h  174  Arch 
Roberts  Joseph,  labourer  399  N  Third 
f  Roberts  Curtis,  labourer  back  29  Union 
{Roberts  A.  washerwoman  coi\  Juniper  1.  &  George  st 
Roberts  Ann,  doctress  Christian  bel.  4th 
Roberts  Charles,  carpenter  4th  above  Browne 
fRoberts  Daniel,  carter  66  Small 
Roberts  widow  of  Daniel,  128  Cherry  ab  7th 
Roberts  Daniel,  painter,  &c.  271  south  2d 
Roberts  Daniel,  saddler,  8ic.  185  north  Eiglith 
Roberts  Elizabeth,  gentlewoman  12  Church  alley- 
Roberts  E.  hardwai-e  and  fancy  store  166  High — d  b 

130  Arch 
Roberts  Frances,  widow  of  Michael,  212  Walnut 
Roberts  George,  carpenter  Rose  alley 
Roberts  George,  merchant  252  Chesnut 
Roberts  Hannah,  widow  130  Cherry 
Roberts  Helen,  widow  12  Bryan's  alley 
Roberts  Hannah,  gentlewoman  163  Chesnut 
Roberts  Hugh,  65  south  Eleventh 
jRoberts  Jacob,  labourer  Spruce  W  Sch.  5th 
Roberts  James,  cordwainer  ccr.  Spruce  &  5th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  ROB 

JRoberts  Jas.  shipjoiner  124  Swanson — d  h  91  Christian 
Roberts  Joseph,  teller  in  Girard'sbank  168  Arch 
Roberts  John,  late -flour  merchant  Tenth  near  Pine 
Roberts  John,  accountant  19  Key's  alley,   and  back  95 

north  Water 
Roberts  John,  cabinetmaker  25  north  8th 
Roberts  Jonathan,  carpenter  42  Kunckle 
Roberts  Joseph,  teacher.  Friends'  school  S  Fourth 
Roberts  Joseph  J.  teacher  of  mathematics  and  natural 

philosophy,  79  Walnut 
Roberts  Joseph,  back  33  German 
Roberts  Joseph,  accountant  111  S  Front 
Roberts  Joseph,  tailor  63  Almond 
Roberts  Lewis,  grocer  and  boarding  house  NE  comer 

Front  and  Cedar 
Roberts  Margaret,  widow  20  Oak  (S) 
Roberts  Martha,  boarding-  house  25  Pine 
Roberts  Mary,  widow  back  9  Crown 
Roberts  Rachel,  widow  12  N  Fourth 
Roberts  Samuel,  dep.  keep,  of  the  prison  296  Vine 
llbberts  Sarah,  widow  93  Christian , 
Roberts  Sylvester,  printer,  office  2  Decatur  st — d  h  10 

German 
Roberts  Septimus,  lumber  merchant  Oak  (N  L)  above 

hayscales 
Roberts  Setli,  carpenter  56  Moyamensing  road 
Roberts  Tacy,  widow  of  Alg-eron,  119  N  9th 
Roberts  Thomas  P.  merchant  back  111  north  Water — 

d  h  north  4th  above  Race 
Roberts  Thomas,  cordwainer  164  Lombard 
Roberts  Thomas  S.  accountant  128  Cherry  ab.  7tli 
Robei-ts  Thomas,  carpenter  Price's  ct. 
Roberts  Thomsine,  widow  250  Chesnut 
Roberts  widow  of  James,  256  Lombard 
Robertjot  I.  H.  23  nortli  Water— d  h  89  S  Tliird 
Robertson  E.  widow  60  Catharine 
Robertson  Gilbert,  British  consul  100  S  Fourth 
Robertson  Jas.  merch't  58  S  Front — d  h  8  Franklin  rov* 
Robertson  Rebecca,  widow  teacher  88  Spruce 
Robertson  Thomas,  victualler  8th  near  Buttonwood 
Robertson  A^'m.  merchant  60  south  wharves— d  h  100 

south  Front 
Robbins  Samh,  widow  9  S  Water 
Robinett  Richard,  mercliant  5  Powell 
Robinson  Ann,  262  Lombard  and  S3  N  9th 
Robinson  Anthony  W.  carpenter  4  Chester 
RoWnson  Arthur,  labourer  6  Prospect  alley 
Robinson  Benjamin,  silversmith  45  Lombard 
Robinson  Benjamin,  carter  corner  Budd 
Robinson  Catharine,  widow  cakebaker  Trusty  ci 
Robinson  Charlotte,  widow  581  S  Front 
Robinson  Charles  N.  carver  and  g-ilder  56  S  Second 
Robinson  Charles  C.  chairmaker  Hi^ch  W  of  Perm.  • 


ROB  paxton's  annual 

Robinson  David,  printer  68  Vine 
llobinson  Deborah,  widow  Britton's  alley 
Robinson  Frederick,  corder  7  York  ct. 
Kobinson  George,  shipmaster  13  Catharine 
Kobinson  George  &  Co.  leatherstore  109  Chesnut 
llobinson  George,  currier  109  Chesnut — d  h  3  South 
Robinson  George,  victualler  Mulberry  alley 
fRobinson  Isaac,  labourer  IJurd's  ct. 
Robinson  James,  printer  Merriott's  lane  ab.  4th,  or  en- 
quire 13  S  2d  and  287  S  4th 
Robinson  James,  accountant  Ridge  t.  ab.  Fi'ancis 
Robinson  James,  mariner  65  Catharine 
Robinson  mrs.  of  James,  printer  35  north  4th 
Robinson  J.  sea  captain  Shackamaxon  bel.  Prince 
Robinson  John,  mariner  13  Christian 
Robinson  John,  carpenter  Chesnut  bel.  Juniper 
Robinson  John,  rigger  Carpenter's  alley  (S) 
fRobinson  John,  labourer  Browne's  ct 
Robinson  Jolm,  cordwainer  40  Cedar 
Robinson  John,  portriut  and  miniature  painter  136  south 
Tenth  above  Spruce  * 

fRobinson  John,  labourer  back  90  Bedford  (S) 
Robinson  John,  marines*.  Fifth  below  Merriott's  lane 
Robinson  Jonathan  J.  merchant  176  High 
Robinson  Joseph,  sea  captain  316  south  Front 
Robinson  Joseph,  constable  135  south  Tenth 
llobinson  Joshua,  carpenter  252  south  Fifth 
fRobinson  Jacob,  mariner  Clifton  st 
fRobinson  Joshua,  oysterman  39  s.  Third — d  h  Christian 
fRobinson  Joshua,  shipwright  back  77  Christian 
fRobinson  K.  shipwright  Merriott's  lane  ab.  Fourth 
fRobinson  Levi,  woodsawyer  70  Bedford  (M) 
fRobinson  Levi,  shoemaker  south  8th  bel.  Lombard 
Robinson  Lewis,  merchant  62  High 
Robinson  mrs.  of  John  83  Moyamensing  r. 
llobinson  Martha,  widow  90  Union 
Robinson  Margaret,  widow  of  James  210  south  Third 
Robinson  Mary,  widow  tayloress  back  3  Little  Pine 
Robinson  Peter,  labourer  cor.  Front  and  Maiden 
Robinson  Rebecca,  widow  511  south  Second 
fRobinson  Robert,  coachman  Fourth  ab.  Carpenter 
Robinson  Sarah,  Wiisherwoman  1  Pryor's  alley 
fRobinson  Sally,  widow  248  south  Seventh 
Robinson  Samuel,  hatter  Z(^  Hiirli 
RobuLSon  &  Son,  liatters  36  High 
JJobinson  Thomas,  sea  captain  23  south  Tenth 
f  iiobinson  Thomas,  shipwright  NFi  cor.  Cedar  and  Fifth 
Robinson  Thomas  jun.  merchant  101  Vine 
Robinson  Wm.  engraver  31  Brewer's  alley 
Robinson  Wm.  merchant  S  whar\  es — d  h  100  S  Fronl 
Kobinson  \\  m.  shoemaker  19  Fitzwalter 
Robinson  "\Vm.  hatter  36  High 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY,  ROG 

Kobison  Christian,  mariner  back  352  south  Second 

Ilobison  James,  fruiterer  140  north  Second 

Robson  John,  drover  301  Callowhill 

f  Rochambeau  Peter,  hairdresser  'o7  Brown  n.  cor.  Budd 

Roch  Christian,  china  store  99  north  Ninth 

Rock  Thomas,  cordwainer  Locust  cor.  13th 

Rocket  Nicholas,  labourer  Buttonwood  below  Sixth 

Rockhil  Thos.  E.  merchant  290  Hi^h 

Rockhill  Mary,  widow  5  Pewterplatter 

Rockwell  Justice,  smith  317  north  Eig-hth — shop  SW 

corner  Callowhill  and  Garden 
Rodes  Mark,  meichant  97  n.  Water— d  h  246  Sassafras 
Rodez  John,  carpenter  101  Catharine 
Rodman  Wm.  R.  mercht.  Spruce  st  wharf — dh  106  Arch 
Rodman  Solomon,  sea  captain  Marlboro'  near  Prince 
Rodmari  &  Wain,  merchts.  Spruce  st  wharf 
RodrigTie  Andrew,  merchant  cor  Seventh  &  Walnut 
Rodrigne  widow  of  I.  dry  goods  store  93  N  3d 
Roe  Marj^  widow  16  Little  Pine 
Roe  Rachel,  widow  Wood  near  Garden 
Roff"  John,  nailer  41  Prime 
Rogers  Allen,  ag-ent  for  stag'es  69  Arch 
Rog"ers  B.  copperplate  printer  8  College  avenue 
Rog"ers  Charles,  ironmong-er  52  Hig-h 
Rog-ers  David,  18  Little  Georg-e 
Rogers  Daniel  N.  mariner  Little  Oak 
Rogers  Evans,  ironmonger  52  High  ab.  Second 
Rogers  Frederick,  Bread  street 

Rogers  Henry,  druggist  &c.  85  High— d  h  1  Church  ay 
Rogers  Jacob,  agent  for  the  Valley  works  saw  factory  S 

N  Fifth— d  h  181  Green 
Rogers  James,  hardware  merchant  259  High 
Rogei"s  James,  chaimiaker  54  Small 
fRogers  Jacob,  labourer  Paschall's  alley 
Rogers  John  D.  sailmaker,  back  72  Spruce 
Rogers  John,  cordwainer  15  north  Sixth 
Rogere  John,  ironmonger  52  High  ab.  Second 
Rogers  John,  shoemaker  138  Cedar 
Rogers  Joseph,  justice  of  peace,  cor.  Emlen's  court 
Rogers  J.  jun.  glue,  cowskin  whip  and  neats  foot  oil  ma- 

nuf  Petrg — d  h  299  north  Second 
Rogers  Mary,  tayloress  94  Christian 
Rogers  Margaret,  widow  nui-se  Prosperous  alley 
Rogers  Margaret,  widow  Sheaft''s  alley 
Rogers  Martha,  widow  nurse  40  Bread 
Rogers  mrs.  of  Matthew,  Wasliington  ab.  Second 
Rogers  Susannah,  widow  326  Race 
Rogers  Thomas,  cooper  Spruce  ab.  Thirteenth 
Rogers  Thomas,  brassfounder  Camden  N.  J. 
Rogers  Sc  Turner,  ironmongers  54  High 
Rogers  Thomas,  drygoods  store  58  N  Front— d  h  north 

Eleventh  ab.  Filbert 
Rogers  Wra.  merchant  4  south  8th — d  h  212  Chesnut 


ROS  paxton's  annual 

Rogei"s  rev.  Wm.  d.  d.  22  Christian  street 

fRodg^rs  Wm.  steward  272  south  Fifth 

Kogei"s  William,  carter,  AVahuit  W  of  Broad 

Rog-ers  Wm.  merchant  4  soiitlv  Fourtli 

Rohrman  Henry,  whcelwrig-ht  441  north  Second 

Rohrman  John,  wheelwriglit  Sch.  8th  ab.  Cherry 

Roland  &.  Seeger,  merchants  206  Hig-h         [see  Roivland 

Roland  John,  merchant,  206  High — d  h  14  N.  7th 

Rollings  Otho,  labourer  Spruce  W  Sch.  Fifth 

Rolof  rev.  Fi-ancis,  pastor  of  Trinity  church,  181  Spruce 

Trinity  church  yard 
Rolph  Wm.  fancy  chairmaker  7  Plum 
Ronaldson  George,  127  south  Sixth 
Ronaldson  James,  letter  founder  Cedar  ab.  Ninth 
Ronaldson  Richai-d,  letter  founder  Cedar  ab.  Ninth 
Rondeaux  Charles,  batter  2  Carter's  alley 
Roney  John,  cumer  129  Chesnut — d  h  55  N  6th 
Roney  Thomas,  currier  cor.  Dock  &  3d — d  h  8  Prune 
Rookstool  John,  labourer  Crown  near  Frankford  r. 
Rooney  Bernard,  cooper  30  Penn 
Roq  M'ar\-,  widow  washerwoman  op   Mulberry  ay. 
Rosback  Maiy,  mrs.  of  Christopher  Sch.  7th  ab.  Race 
Rosback  mrs.  of  Christ,  cor.  Cherry  and  Jacoby 
Roreg  W.  P.  corabmaker  Fifth  near  Logan 
Rorer  Samuel,  cutler  and  surgeons*  instrument  mak^r 

78  Sassafras 
Rorer  John,  surgeons'  instrument  maker  179  Arch 
Rose  Ann,  midwife  10  Brewer's  ay.  (Wood  st) 
Rose  B.  F.  surgeons'  instrument  maker  223  Chesnut 
Rose  Christiana,  widow  Drinker's  court 
Rose  Charles,  carter  Irish  lane 
f  Rose  Champaign,  labourer  Dean's  alley 
Rose  Francisco,  segar  maker  168  Shippen 
Rose  Hannah,  widow  2  Wood 
Rose  Jane,  midwife  7  Brewer's  alley  (Wood  st) 
Rose  John,  currier  10  Wood 
Ruse  John,  cunner  10  Brewer's  alley  (Wood  st) 
Rose  Jonathan,  taylor  Simmons'  court 
Rose  Mary,  of  Henry,  2  Elfreth's  alley 
Rose  Peter,  shoemaker  Shippen's  lane 
Rose  Peter,  shingledresser  26  Union  alley 
Rose  Thomas,  brickmaker  304  north  Third 
Rose  Thomas,  Fifth  near  Buttonwood  lane 
Rose  Thomas,  tailor  203  north  Front 
Roseman  Robert,  packer  of  ware  Race  near  Sch.  7tU 
Rosnagel  John,  baker  Chri.stian  below  Fifth 
Roset  Jacob,  merchant  170  High — d  h  266  Arch 
Roset  John,  merchant  170  Higli — d  h  266  Ai-ch 
Rosin  Paul,  cordwainer  58  Plumb 
Rosekrans  Frederick,  skindresser  Alder  alley 
Ross  Aaron,  saddler,  &c.  38  north  Third  &  17  Branch 
Ross  Andrew,  painter  &,c,  142  Lombard 
Ross  David,  carpenter  81  north  Ninth 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  ROW 

Hoss  Elizabeth,  widow,  shopkeeper  24  Siig-ar  allev 
Koss  Elizabeth,  widow,  tobacconist  121  Plumb 
Iloss  Elizabeth,  widow  2  Myers'  court 
Koss  Frederick,  painter,  &c.   342  south  Second 
Ross  widow  of  Henry,  342  south  Second 
Itoss  James,  professor  of  Latin  and  Greek  44  north  4th 
Iloss  John,  ropemaker  44  Cudd 
Iloss  Joseph,  ferryman  Camden  N.  J. 
■  Iloss  Latitia,  widow  218  north  Sixth 
Iloss  Mary  L.  boarding-house  75  Penn 
Ross  Ro])'ert,  merchant  103  south  Front — d  h  189  Arch 
Ross  Robert,  broker  and  conveyancer  21  AValmit 
Ross  Sarah,  widow  218  south  Seventh 
Ross  Samuel,  deputy  weig"hmaster  14  Raspberry  alley 
Ross  Samuel,  labourer  Christian  below  Fifth 
flloss  Thomas,  labourer  226  Catharine 
Koss  widow,  gentlewoman  Hamilton  village 
Ross  Walter,  porter  in  U.  S.  Bank  293  south  Fifth 
Ross  M'ilUam,  late  printer  87  Locust  above  Eighth 
Ross  William,  accountant  corner  Filbert  and  Thirteenth 
Ross  William,  labourer  Peg^  above  Front 
Ross  William,  whipmaker  near  5  Tammany 
Ross  William,  confectioner  74  High — d  h  30  Cherry 
fRoss  Wilham,  coachman  84  George  (S) 
Rossi  Francis,  &  Co.  curriers,  &.c.  485  High 
Rotan  Frederick,  cordwainer  Hanover  below  Prince 
Rotan  Susan,  widow  Palmer  below  Duke 
Rotan  William,  shipwright  Marlboro'  above  Beach 
Rossman  John,  tailor  West  near  Marlboro' 
Rostain  F.  merchant  NW  corner  Pine  and  Sixth 
Rost  Mar)',  widow  Noble  above  Fourth 
Rotch  Joseph  8c  Thomas,  merchants  4  N.  wharves 
Rotqh  J.  merchant  4  N.  wharves — d  h  331  Arch 
Rotch  Thomas,  merchant  4  N.  wharves — d  h  254  Walnut 
Roth  Henry,  labourer  Camden  N.  J. 
llothweil  Wm.  dyer  Wistar's  court 
Rfttts  Andrew,  victualler  Rugan  above  CaHowliiil 
R':uIston  Harry,dra}-man  Scheme  ay.  ab.l2th  [&ee  liclstor. 
Rouanez  Peter  P.  teacher  105  Lombard 
Rougaz  Simon,  master  stevedore  54  Almond 
Round  John  M.  paintgrinder  30  Cherry 
Iloundtree  Wm.  brassfounder  19  Filbert 
Rourke  Rachel,  v.  idow  30  Crown 
Rourke  !Mary,  widow  Galbi-aith's  court 
Roush  M.  skindresser  58  Sassafras  [see  Ruf^h 

Rosseau  John  C.  m.  d.  149  south  Sixth  SE  corner  Pine 
Routh  Richard,  tanner  Second  below  Gemiantown  road 
Rouvert  Edmimd,  merchant  111  Spruce 
Rovouldt  William,  >r.  d.  cor.  Wood  and  Y.  road 
Row  George,  accountant  John  below  Second 

107 


RUD  paxton's  annual 

Row  Henry,  seacaptain  Christian  below  Seveniu 

Row  Jane,  widow  5  Spring-ett  alley 

fRow  Robert,  woodsawyer  31  Cruh 

Rowan  Amelia,  nurse  358  south  Front 

Rowan  Adain,  teacher  corner  Mcrriott's  lane  and  Fifth 

I{(nvan  John,  carpenter  77  Locust  above  Eighth 

Rowan  Wm.  accountant  210  Arch 

Rowand  Margaret,  bitteremaker  218  Shippen 

Rowe  Catharine,  shoebinder  256  south  Fifth      [see  Ro-^ 

Rowen  Jane,  widow  48  south  Sixth 

Rowland  Elizabeth  miss,  25  north  Ninth 

Rowland  James,ironmer't.  46  Arch — dh  Fromberg-er's  ct. 

Rowland  Wm.  sawftictory  54  Zane — d  h  24  north  Nintli 

[.?ee  Roland 
Rowley  Edward  Sc  Son,  merchants  18  south  Third 
Rowley  Edward,  cooper  Poplar  below  Third 
Rowley  H.  plumber  13  south  Third  and  shop  8  Walnut 
Rowley  Rebecca,  shopkeeper  261  Race 
Rowley  Richard,  merchant  18  south  Tliird 
Rowley  Samuel,  pilot  467  south  Front 
Rowley  &  Alburger,  plumbers  8  Walnut 
•j-Rowley  William,  waiter  246  Lombard 
Rownd  Henrietta,  Townsend  court 
Roy  John,  shoemaker  381  north  Third 
Roy  Thomas,  shoemaker  183  St  John 
Royal  Abigail,  milliner  51  north  Second 
Royal  Wm.  B.  teacher  49  Crown 
f  Roxbeny  David,  mariner  320  south  Sixth 
Royer  George,  carpenter  Kunckle  near  Tammany 
Rubicam  Charles,  128  soutli  Front 
Rubicam  Charles,  hatter  387  north  Second 
Rubicam  Daniel  (Washington  Hotel)  20  south  Sixth 
Rubicam  Joseph,  fruiterer  113  north  Third 
Rubicam  Jonathan,  capenter  144  Locust 
Rubicom  John,  farmer  bet.  2d  and  3d  &  bel.  Cadwallader 
Ruboy  Joseph,  labourer  back  54  north  Fourth 
Rucco  Jules,  M.  i>.  195  Spruce 
Ruddack  John,  stonecutter  145  south  Eleventh 
Ruddeck  Jane,  widow  back  134  south  Eighth 
Rudolf  Christian,  turner  470  north  Third 
Rudolph  Geo.  carpenter  132  north  Eleventh 
Rudolph  George,  jun.  carpenter  Castle 
Rudolph  Jacob,  labourer  corner  Christian  and  Fifth 
Rudolph  Jacob,  stablekeeper  Second  near  Newmarkef — 

d  h  224  south  Third 
Rudolph  John,  tailor  Cresson's  court 
Rudolph  John,  oakcooper  96  Green 
Rudolph  Wm.  hatter  back  178  Sassafras 
Rudy  Jacob,  innkeeper  50  Callowhill 
Rudy  John,  tailor-367  north  Second 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY. 


RUS 


Rudy  John,  combmaker  3^  north  3d  &  438  north  Fourth 
Rue  Benjamin,  carpenter  Camden  N.  J. 
Rue  John,  caulker  back  9  Christian 
RufF  Wm.  painter,  kc.  10  south  Sth—d  h  152  north  4th 
Rugan  Charles,  seacaptain  38  Chester 
Rugan  George,  merchant  97  n.  Water — d  h  75  Cherrj' 
Rugan  John,  merchant  97"  n.  Water — d  h  248  Race 
Rugan  &  Rodes,  merchants  97  north  Water 
Ruggles  widow  of  Sherman,  carter  106  Cherry 
Ruhl  George,  coachmaker  90  north  Fifth 
llulon  &  Baker,  merchants  41  High 
Rulon  Benjamin  merchant  41  High 
Rulon  Job,  shipwright  Marlboro'  above  Bedford 
Ruhlman  John,  cordwainer  back  123  Arch 
Rummel  George,  victualler  Juniper  above  Cherry 
Rummel  Jacob,  plasterer  43  Passvunk  road 
Rummel  widow  of  George,  174  north  Eighth 
Rump  Jacob,  labourer  Vineyard  village 
Rumpt  Peter,  cordwainer  142  Cedar 
Rumsey  Wm.  m.  n.  200  north  Fourth  [see  Ramsey 

Rumsey  widow  of  Charles,  5  Duke 
Kundle  George,  stock  and  exchange  broker  65  Dock— - 
d  h  2  Rittenhouse  place  Locust  ab  9th       [see  Randall 
Rimner  John,  vict.  14  Charlotte — stall  33  N.  L.  market 
Runner  Sarah,  widow  Old  York  road  above  Buttonwood 
Runner  Saml.  victualler  Fifth  near  Logan 
Ruse  John,  paperhanger  184  south  Eleventh 
Rusch  &  Everhard,  drygoods  store  192  h  230  north  2d 
Rusch  John,  drygoods  store  192  and  230  north  Second 
Rush  Catharine,  widow  gentlewoman  26  Branch 
Rush  George,  carpenter  211  Cherry  [see  Rasch 

Rush  Jacob,  president  of  the  court  of  common  pleas  278 

Sassafras 
Rush  Jacob,  ojsterman  250  north  Water 
Rush  James,  ?t.  b.  65  and  d  h  98  south  Fourth 
Rush  James  I.  ironfouiider  and  engineer  355  Race 
Rush  John,  merchant  125  Race 
Rush  John,  carver  184  north  Front 
Rush  Julia,  widow  of  Dr.  Benjamin,  nest  98  south  Fourth 
Rush  Lewis,  gentleman  125  Sassafras 
Rush  Mary,  widow  167  Vine 

Rush  Saml.  attorney  at  law  NE  cor.  Walnut  and  Fourth 
Rush  Sam-uel  W.  drygoods  store  249  south  Second 
Rush  Susan,  drygoods  store  109  north  Front 
Rush  Thomas  W.  coachmaker  Front  near  Vine  &  16  Vinft 
Rush  Thomas  M.  125  Sassafras 
Rush  AViUiam,  turner  321  Race 
Rush  Wm.  carver  172  and  177  north  Front 
Rush  Wm.  jun.  clerk  in  U.  S.  bank  37  Vine 
Rushenber^er  Ann,  widow,  milliner  125  north  Front 


RYD  paxton's  annual 

Rusliton  Edwaitls,  bandboxmaker  93  north  Front 

Rusk  Charles,  shoemaker  372  north  Second 

Rusk  Georg-e,  tanner  70  Budd 

Rusk  Samuel,  carter  247  St  John 

Rusk  ^^'m.  victualler  Second  ab.  Germantown  road 

Russel  Edw.  merchant  75  S.  wharves  and  144  Pine 

R'jssel  George,  saddler  93  Crown 

Russel  John,  blac^  and  whitesmith  476  Sassafras 

Russel  John,  painter,  &c.  206  north  Eighth 

Russel  Jonathan,  shallopman  72  Swanson 

Russel  Robert,  shoemaker  113  south  Fifth 

Russel  Stephen,  seacaptain  77  Union 

Russell  Catharine,  w  idow  465  south  Front 

Russell  Elizabeth,  widow  20  Walnut 

Russell  Frances,  grocer  131  south  Second 

Russell  Henry  M.  dealer  Noble  below  Second 

Russell  James,  labourer  Lombard  W.  Sch.  Eig-htli 

Russell  James,  mariner  3  Sugar  alley 

Russell  Joseph,  gi'ocer  corner  Beach  and  Maiden 

Russell  OHver,  mariner  M*Culloch's  court 

Russell  &  Smith,  merchants  75  S.  whar\'es 

Russell  Samuel  C.  cordwainer  169  north  Third 

RusseU  William,  weaver  Pine  W.  Broad 

Russell ,  teacher  Sch.  Front  above  High 

Russell  Wm.  shipwright  cor.  Marlboro'  and  Prince 

Ruth  E.  widow  of  William,  Kunckle  near  Tammany 

Rutherford  Jacob,  carter  44  Ann 

Rutherford  John,  drover  Locust  above  Juniper 

Ruths  Michael,  baker  Pine  below  Twelfth 

Rutledge  George,  carter  Vernon 

Ruter  rev.  Martin,  19  AVood 

Rutter  Henry  ,ropemaker  Moyamensingr.bel.  Greenwich 

Rutter  John,  cordwainer  LitUe  Washington 

Rutter  John,  jun.  ropemaker  Greenwich  street 

Rutter  Matluas,  ropemaker  cor.  Moyamensing  road  and 

Federal 
Rutter  Mrs.  widow^  260  B»ce 
Rutter  Sarahj  v/idcw,  tailoress  Alban 
Rutter  widow  of  Samuel,  grocer  236  Filbert  above  12th 
Rv  an  James,  drover  E*ine  near  Sch.  river 
Ryan  James,  gentleman  77  north  Seventh 
Ryan  Lewis,  boot  and  shoemaker  50  south  Third 
Ryan  Mary,  teacher  209  south  Fourth 
Ryan  Mi's,  boardinghouse  5  Comb's  alley 
Ryan  Patrick,  china  store-70  south  Front 
Ryan  Philip,  shipmaster  19  Little  Gennan 
Ryan  Timothy,  shipjoiner  281  south  Front  and  Pena 
Rychman  John,  cabinetmaker  243  north  Front 
Ryckman  Robert,  cordwainer  66  German 
Rj  erson  G.  Ormsby,  &  Co.  druggists  99  Walnut 
A?yder  rev.  William.  404  north  Third 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  SAM 

SAABYE  HANNAH   widow  98  Swanson 

Sabal  — ,  gentleman  14  Franklin  court 

Sabius  Joseph,  mariner  Cherry  near  Prince 
Sackaro  John,  mariner  5th  above  Carpenter  (S) 
Sackriter  D.  cabinetnnaker  259  soutli  Seventh 
Sadler  Mary,  widow  294  south  F(  urth 
fSadler  Levm,  waiter  back  67  Bedford  (M.) 
fSadler  Samuel,  labourer  Meredith's  court 
Saddler  George,  mariner  Oak  (N.  L  )  bel.  hay  scales 
Sadler  Eleanor,  gentlewoman  169  Mulberry 
Saeltzer  Benjamin,  baker  474  nornh  2d 
Sage  Anthony,  printer  184  south  Sixth 
Sage  Isaac,  fen'yman  Camden  New  Jersey 
Sage  Miles,  ferryman  Camden  New  Jersey 
Saffron  John,  shoem-iker  5  York  court 
Sagathey   William,  grocer  136  north  Water— d.  h.  G 

Fearrics'  court 
Sager  Barbara,  widow  288  Mulberr>' 
Baffin  John,  cordwainer  Budd  near  Poplar 
Sager  Michael,  baker  274  Mulberry 
Sagee  Francis,  shipwright  7  Lytles  "  court 
Sagey  Andrew,  famer  437  north  Third 
Sagers  Robert,  innkeeper  39  north  2d 
Sagle  George  A.  instrument  maker  270  Cedar 
Saggier  Henry,  riding  master  circus    and  back  227 

Walnut 
Sailer  George,  victualler  Front  near  Poplar 

(o<?e  Say  lor 
Sailor  Godfrey,  oak  cooper  Walker's  court 
Sailor  Jacob,  farmer  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
Sailor  John,  tailor  14  noHh  Water 
Sailor  John,  brickmiiker  482  north  Third 
Sailor  Henry,  cigar   maker   26   north    6th — d.  h.   3i 

Juliana 
Sailor  Samuel,  painter  4  Starr  alley 
Sailor  Thomas,  victualler  203  St.  Joha 
Saint  Daniel,  corder  41  Cedar 

Saint  Douglass,  corder  Chestnut  street    wharf — dwel- 
ling 41  Cedar 
Salade  Sebastian,  fringe  and  lace  weaver  10  north  6tb 
Salaignac  A.  C,  accomptant  44  Filbert 
Salter  Samuel,  174  Pine 

Salter  William,  accomptant  back  12  north  Front 
Saltinstall  Mrs.  E.  525  north  2d  and  121  south  11th 
Saltinstall  Wm.  accomptant  121  S.  11th  Ijf  525  N.  2d 
Saltsman  Jacob,  grocer  303  Vine 
Sally  Patiick,  labourer  218  north  6th 
fSaltus  Samuel,  mariner  back  230  south  Third 
Sampson  H.  P.  grocer  N.  E.  cor.  Fifth  and  Rac*" 
Samson  John,  grocer  428  north  Front 
|Sammons  William,  labourer  153  Spruce 
j-Samuel  J  hn,  laborer  S26  soutli  3d 
tSaniuel  Joseph,  cook  143  Lombard 

WO 


SAU  PAXTOn's    ANNUAt 

•[Srimpbon  An>y,  wulow  12  Locust 

Samsion  Jose  ph,  6  Pevvierphitter  allfy 

.Sanders  Ann,  seminury  73  N.  7th  [See  Saunders 

Sar.ders  Ciiarles,  oak  coo|jer  O.  Y.  road  above  Poplar  lane 

Sanders  ,  c  irier  N  6Lh  aliove  PopL.r 

Sancltrs  Isaac,  oak  cooper,  Buitouwood  near  6th 

Sanders  Jesse,  constable  Miiden  near  stone  bridge 

Sanders  John,  carpenttr  X.  2d  near  Beaver 

banders  Joseph,  mariner  Albcraou's  court 

Sanders  Margaret,  widow  back  271  Race 

Sanders  K(»bert,  M.  d   164  si>ull»  4tii 

fSanders  William,  labourer  opposite  90  Gaskill 

Sandc-rs  William,  gunsmith  44  Cedar 

Sanderson  John,  seuiinary  S.  E.  cor.  lllhand  High 

Sanderson  John,  tinner  Paper  alley 

SandgTave  George,  mariner  14  Queen 

Sanford  Ann,  widow  154  south  6ih 

Sanford  Benjamin,  469  High  [^See  Sandiford 

Santord  Ezckiel,  469  H',<^li 

Sunditbrd  Kowlaiu],coacl»maker  I3th  above  Race 

£  See   Sanforrf 
Sands  A.  nail  cutter  298  A'^iae 
Sands  Francis,  mariner  32  Cox's  all^y 
Sands  Nathan,  shoemaker  Charles  beiow  James 
Sandoz  Phdiip  Augustus  jeweller  4  Fetter  lane 
Sansom  Joseph,  gentleman  182Callowhill 
Sansom  Samnel,  gentleman  136  Callowhill 
Sansom  Samuel,  85  north  6th 
Sansom   William,  merchant  96  Mulberry 
Sante  Cliristopher,  labourer  l45  Coats 
Sapp  Arnisfrong,  huckster  Camden  N.  Jersey 
Sapp  Marg-irr't,  widow  83  Mulberry 
Sarchet  John,  blacksmith  81  Race—d.  h.  30 Coats  alley 
Saren  widow  of  Caleb,  shoemaker  Christian  below  4th 
Sargeant  Th-jmas,  m.  d.  122  north  4ih 
Sargent  Thomas,  innkeeper  71  Dock  \_See  Sergemu 

S..rmiento  P.  C.  (colonel)  attached  to  the   Spanish  lega- 
Sation,  next  the  academy  oV  fine  arts,  Chestnut 
bcUori  John  \^  merchant  209  S.  Front — d.  h.  145  S.  3d 
S..rno  Frederick,  labourer  buck  471  north  3d. 
S:.sTr!an  William,  biscuit  baker  389  north  Front 
Sattenhwaite  RicWard,  brickmak.er  Magnolia 
iSaU!icey  Leanora,  Han.dton  viibge 
Saul  Mary,  te.icher  198  Chestnut 
Saulnier  Jolin,  accountant  229  High 
Saulnier  Joseph,  carpenter  438  Sas'^afrus 
Saurmun  widow  ot  Mavtm,  109  north  9th 
Saunders  Ht-nry  S.  tavern  8c  grocery  S.  W.  corner  Poplar 

lane  and  north 4th 
Saunders  John  W.    merchant   64  S.   wharves— d.  h.  46 

-^hippen  {See  Sander  p. 

Saunders  Joseph,  mariner  6  Penn 
fSannders  John,  mariner  325  south  Front 
Saurman  Yejke«,  copperpbite  printer,  268  Race 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTQRy.  SCH 

•Sausman  Heiirj',  shopkeeper  276  Vine 

Savage  8c  Dugan,  merchants  York  street 

Savage  John,  merchant  York  street — d.  h.  91  S.  3d 

Savage,  widow  of  George,  1  Knights*  court 

Savage  John,  carpenter  back  405  llace 

Savage  Jacob,  82  German 

Savage  Mary,  gentlev/oman  328  south  Front 

Savery  Thomas,  20  north  Fifth 

Savidge  William,  cai-penter  Bndd  above  Foplar 

Savidge  Reuben,  carpenter  381  Sassafras 

Savin  Samuel,  seacaptain  13  Duke  (N,  L.) 

Savitz  George,  merclit.  469  Front  above  Poplar 

fSavel  Samuel,  labourer  Webb's  alley 

Savelle  John,  coach  maker  cor.  11th  and  Spruce 

Suvoy  Francis,  paper  hanger  114  north  5ih 

Savoy  John  R.  card  manuf.  18  Raspberry  alley 

S.iwleay  Jonothan,  cordwiner  66  Passyunk 

Sawn  Harriott,  tavernkeeper  5  Callowhill 

Sawyer  James,  gentleman  201  south  2d 

f Sawyer  John,  mariner  162  south  5'h 

Sawyer  Lewden,  ladies'  shoemaker  165  south  2d 

Sawyer  Robert,  blacksm  th  back  15  Noble 

Sawyer  Thos.  equlre  corner  Pine  and  2d 

Saxton  William,  wheelwright  81  north  8th 

Say  Renjamin,  brewer  103  New 

Say  Mary,  widow,  back  88  north  Front 

Say  Mi'ian,  widow  of  Benjamin  279  Chestnut 

Saylor  /acob,  grocer  High  W.  Sch.  4th      {see  Sailor 

Sayre  John,  labourer  27  Browne 

Sayre  Peter,  taylor  Cresson'*  alley 

Sayre  Wm.  mate  Queen  near  Shackamaxon 

Sayre  Wm.  H.  china  merch.  276  Hi.^h  'a'  142  S.  10th 

Sayres  M.  R  attorney  at  law  119  Walnut 

Scanlin  Cornelius,  carpet  weaver  Queen  opp.  Palmer 

Scantling  Peter,  morocco  finisher  5  Gray's  all;  y 

Scattergood  &  Wood,  tanners  &  curriers  276  n.'  Front 

Scattergood  John,  accountant  191  Callowhill 

Scattergood  Jos.  currier,  etc.  276  and  278  N.  Front 

Schabert  Eliza,  Mrs    of  A. Hunter's  ct 

S-^haeffer  Charles,  x.  d   137  Race 

SchaeftVr  Rev.  Fi  edk.  D  d  b.  27  N,  4th    {see  Schafer 

Schaeffcr  Mrs.  midwife  137  Race 

Schaffer  Cl^arles,  accnmptant  309  Walnut 

Schaffer  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  24  Passyunk 

Scantling  Patrick,  paver  5th  b^low  Buttonwood 

Sheets  Conrad,  hatter  329  N.  Ti.ird 

Schell  Henry,  grocer  191  north  2d  (see  Shell 

Schell  John  Daniel,  accomptant  16  south  12th 

Schell  Margaret,  cake  baker  68  Race 

Schellinck  John,  grocer  Lombard  above  9th 

Schellinger  Jon.  labouivr  cor.  4th  and  Christian 

SchelUngf  r  Wm.  j)ilot  47  Catharine      (sec  Skellinger 

Scliepbeck  Jacob,  62  Cherry  n.  6th 

Scherzinger  John  M.  oil  &  colourman  66  N.  4th 


SCH  PAXTON*S  ANNUAL 

Schively  George,  attorney  at  law  16  Filbert 
Schjvely  Joshua,  grocer  5  north  Fourth 
Schieser  John  3.  sexton  Saubom  near  9th 
Schindler  Michael,  cor  Oak  and  Passyunk 
Schiveiy  Geo.  C  shoemaker  Queen  n  Shackamaxon 
Schively  Henry,  cutler  and  surgeons'  instrument  ma- 
ker T5  Chestnut 
Schlaiterer  John,  baker  210  north  Second 
Schlatter  William,  merchani  223  High— dwelling  Chest- 
nut above  Twellh  (see  Slaughter 
Schlinch  Catharine,  widow  117  Coats 
Schlinger  Joseph,  cordwainer  33  Arch 
Schlosser  Jacob  H.  late  currier  cor.  Cherry  and  Duke  (K) 
Schnaiblu  Lawrauce,  feed  store  &c.  Frankford  rode  ne&r 

Sorrel  Iloise 
Schnatz  Sebasiian,  baker  362  north  Third 
Sclinider  Charles,  assistant  tyler  to  the  Grand  Lodgre  of 
Pennsylvan.a  8  Htydes'  court  {^see  Snyder 

Schnider  Kacliel,  tavernkeeper  290  north  Front 
Schnider  widow,  grocer  corner  Spiuceand  Sixth 
Schiiider  ^Vm.  tyler  to  Grand  Lodge  of  Pennu.  7  N.  8tb 
Sclimiedir.g  Fre'dk.  turner  4th  below  Poplur 
Schoen  Deborah,  widow  teacher  99  Coats 
Shober  Frederick,  baker  166  N,  2d 
Schoch  G    innkeeper  sign  Com    Decatur,  Decatu.-  s-, 
Sch  Ifitld  H.  shoemaker  Hasc!  all's  ay 
Scholfield  James,  tailor  back  69  Christian 
Schooles  El  zabeth,  widow  411  S.  Front 
Schott  James  merchant  54  S.  Front— d-  h.  385  Arch 
Schott  G.  S.  M    D.  35  N    8ih 
Sclictt  James.  £J  Co.  merchants  54  south  Front 
Schott  John  P.  inspeclor  of  customs  35  N,  8th 
Schoger  Abraham,  trader  2  College  Avenue 
Schrack  Abraham,  jun.  saddler  78  north  Fourth 
Schrack  Abraham,  innkeeper  38  High 
Schrack  Henry,  skindre^-ser  and  pr.rchnrjent  manuracturer 

Margaretta  near  New  market 
Schrack  (>.  coach  maker  3j9  north  Second 
Schrack  Joseph,  tavernkeeper  Wood  below  Fourth 
Schrader  Andrew,  labourer  Hanover  ab.  Prince 
Sclnader  John  D.  waichm^n  Sheaff's  alley 
Schram  Louisa,  boarding  house  34  Cn  wn 
Schrank  John  M.  oystermuii  back  291  Mulbeiy 
Schrieber  Th'*idore,  painter  &.c,  154  south  Fourth 
Schreider  C.  W.  clock  and  wuichmaker  78  north  3d 
Schreiner  Filizabeth.  widow  of  Jacob  27  Key's  alley 
Schreiner  H.  iron  mercht.  99  X.  2nd — d.  h.  50  Viae 
Schreiner  John,  of  the  n.int  Huu^e's  court 
Schreiner  Susan,  v/idcw  448  Sassafras 
Schreiner  Joseph  H.  hardware  merchant  112  north  Secoird 

comer  Race 
iichrtnk  George,  bvickmakev  Sch.  4th  ab.  Spruce 
Schremer  Wm.  bookbinder's  shop  Watkins  altey— d.  h,  2 
Llfreith's  alley 


PHILADELPHIA    BIREOTORT.  SCO 

Schrenk  Georg-e,  brickmaker  Sch.  4th  ab.  Spruce 

Sciirekagast  Geo.  H.  labourer  91  N.  Third 

Schreyer  George,  sk.ndresser  eci.  335  Callowhill 

Sclirtyer  John,  baker  20  Rranners  alley 

Scliriver  Henry,  victualler  Callowhill  corner  13th — stall 

17  (,ld  Shambles 
Scllriver  Peter,  victualler  Charles— stall  13  New  Market 
SchrivcT  Wm.  vict.  Charles — stall  New  Market 
Schroeder  Charles  H.  accountant  197  south  4th 
Schrobly  Jncob,  blacksmith  152  Coats 
Schronk  George,  kbourer  cor.  Cherry  and  Jacoby 
Schrot^k  widow,  of  George  200  Coats 
Schronk  widow,  of  Bernard  Jacoby  ab.  Cherry 
Schronk  Joseph,  carter  446  Sassafras 
Scliudel  James,  victualler  4'.h  below  Green 
Schuyler  Patrich,  sail  maker  Steinmetz 
Schultheis  J.  N.  haker  83  New 
Schultz  John,  tavern  and  grocery  319  N.  Front 
Schumo  Phoebe,  widnw  22  Elfreth's  alley 
Schuyler  Charles,  mariner  back  94  N.  11th 
Schwarz  /.  E.  fur  and  commission  merchant  23  Minrt 
Schwartley  Samuel,  innkeeper  Ger.  r.  n.  2nd 
Schwise  John,  shoemaker  Old  York  r.  ab.  Browne 
Schwise  Jacob,  cordwainer  Millers  court  (N.  L.) 
Schwitzr  John,  combmaker  9th  near  Ger.  road 
Schwenk  Henry,  tavernkeeper  224  Race 
Schweppenheiser  John,  carpenter  25  Charlotte 
Schvveppenhciser  Nicholas*,  taylor  435  north  Third 
Sch«rekkard  Frederick,  sealing  waz  G*  wafer  manufacto.\ 

306  north  Front 
Scillinger  Justice,  cooper  back  111  Catharine 
Scofield  Gerard,  teacher  63  north  Sixih 
Scott  Amos,  carter  Oak  above  Coats 
Scott  Andrew,  weaver  HhzpI  alley  below  Locust 
Scolt  &  Carter,  silkdyers  40  3.  5th 
Scott  E.  T.  grocer  61  N.  8tli  and  Schriver*s  court 
Scott  Edwin  T.  grocer  N.  E.  corner  8th  Cherr}' — d.  h.  3 

Shrivers  court 
Scott  Georc^e,  mariner  133  north  Water 
Scott  George,  bottler  130  north  Front 
Scott  Geni-ge  &  Son,  oak  coopers  146  N.  Water 
•fScoit  Henry,  boot  cleaner  3  Hurst 
Scott  Isubelia.  shopkeeper  146  sotjth  Eighth 
Scott  James  B.  j^ntin  nrieasurt-r  8  Spruce 
Scott   7ob,   wii  rt    builder  Poplar  above  Front— Inmber 

yard  corner  Browne  ami  Oak 
Scott  John  M.  attorn --v  at  law  217  Chestnut 
fScott  John,  barb  r  82  Shippen 
fScott  John,  porter  245  south  Fourth 
fScottJohn,  cordwairier  A\pp!e 
Scott  John,  gram  measurer  8  Spruce  2nd  door  west  of 

Front 
Scott  John  W.  printer  36  north  Sixth 

Ml 


SEA  paxton's  annual 

Scott  Julianna,  gentlewoman  S.  E.  cor.  Chestnut  &  9th 

Scott  Lawrence,  oiorocco  dresser  Vine  above  I3ih 

Scott  Margaret,  widow  soap  and  tallow  chandler  near  £ 
Quarry 

Scott  Margaret,  widow  98  Queen  (S.) 

Scott  Mary,  widow  127  Swansea 

Scott  Mary,  widow  42  Coats 

Scott  Patrick,  soap  &c.  manufacturer  13  South  alley 

Scott  Patrick,  candle  manufactory  Garden 

Scott  Rees,  c:irpenter  Sch.  6th  below  High 

fScott  Rev.  Richard,  5  Flints  court 

Scott  Robert,  shoemaker  Sch.  3d  below  High 

Scott  Robert,  taylor  Juniper  above  Locust 

Scot  Robert,  merchant  23  north  Front 

Scott  Sarah,  mantna  maker  corner  Tenth  and  George 

Scott  Robert,  H.^.zel  alley  below  Locust 

Scot  Robert,  engraver  in  the  mint 

Scott  Thomas,  brushmaker  Duval's  court 

Scott  Thomas,  merchant  180  High 

Scott  William  &  C  :rer,  dyers  &c.  back  40  south  T^th 

Scott  William,  labourer  ShackamaxOn  near  Frandkford  r. 

Scon  Wir.iam,  dyer  38  B  eiid 

Scott  Wdliam,  laylor  170  Race 

fScott  William,  sweeper  Bonsai  near  Ninth 

Scotien  P.  &  A.  bonnet  makers  5  Strawberry 

Scotti  John,  ladies'  and  gentlemen's  hair  dresser  and  wig 

maker  15  south  For.rth 
Scravendyke  Peter,  soap  and  candlemaker  237  south  2d 
Scrim minger  John,  brushmaker  Bryan's  alley 
Scnggy  Tlioma^,  labourer  Jones  street 
Scr.^gj^y  Thomas  gr  )cer  and  bottler  George. b.-^low  lltb 
Scroggy  J'lhn,  car'.er  Rose  near  G.  roud 
ScucideV  John  H.  nierch..nl  123  High 
Scull  Djnud,  innkeeper  5  Call'<whiU 
Scull  Humphrey,  sea  c^i>t,)iti  4  Callnwhill 
.Scud  Samuel,  w'leelwrglit  Camden   N.  J. 
Scull  S;i'.T!Ucl,  ship  masier  New  Market  near  Pegg 
Sctdl  Susannah.,  widow  Noble  below   Tliiid 
Scull  Susannah,  widow  28  Klfreiihs  alley 
Scull  Wiili.m,  dra\man  b  ck  206  S*.  John 
Scull  William,  latt;  inrskef-per  4  C.'ill'VvhJl 
Scull  "^iUianri  B.  hardwire  store  96  north  Third 
.Scully  J.iin,  b  v.tler  17  Walnut 
Scunah  Ann,  N.  W,  cor-. er  Cedar  and  George 
Seab  rn  E  i2ii>elh.  wid'.w  shor^keeper  76  .\;c!i 
.Seal  Elihu,  wharf  btiilder  Bu.'.d  near  Poplar 
Seal  Wdliam,  ji'.  silver  smith.  118  south  Frr»ut 
Sedey  Solomon,  cordwainer  ccrner  G.  road  and  6ili 
fSeariiaii  Fnmcis,  mariner  15  Parh;im''j  alley 

{sse  Sieman  and  S^e.-y.in 
Seamon  VIarga!et,  wido-v  Carpenter  (S.)  bel.  Fifth 
Search  Josliua,  ropemaker  8th  near  Passyunk 
Seavch  Wm.  wheelwright  Juniper  below  High, 
Searl  Enos,  poi-ter  l.nurel  rear  Rudd 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRKCTORY.  SEN 

Searl  Jos   drayman  241  Callowhill 

Jsearl  Robert,  drayman  Laurel  (S.  L.) 

^ears  John,  carpenter  278  Arch  above  Tenth 

Seaton  Rzekiel,  214  S'ippen 

t^ebax  John,  bnrber  310  south  Sixth 

Sebenlist  Michael,  city  waichman  6  Sugar  alley 

Seckel  Adam,  brewer  l.ittie  Georije  bet.  6th  and  7th 

Seckel  David  jun.  grazier  12  nortu  Eijfhth 

Seckel  George  L.  merchant  13  south  Niiuh 

Meckel  George  D.  grazier  8  north  Eighth 

Seckel  Jacob,  taylor  2^3  north  3d — d.  h.  back  92  Pine 

Se-kel  Lawrence,  grazier  162  north  Fifih 

Secor  David,  carpenter  44  Ann 

Scfidinsrer  M.  saddle  tree  m^iker  Frankford  r.  ab.  Bedford 

'^'eebeck  John,  saddler  99  Shippen 

•^eegpr  David,  18  south  7th  (See  Sa£^er 

iS'eeger  Wilham  F.  merchant,206— d.  h.  S.  E.  cor.  South 

alley  and  6ih 
'Seen  William,  cordwainer  124  Callowhill 
'^'ees  George,  grocer  Ann  W.  Schuyll.  8th 
-Segerson  James,  blacksmith  Nobie  above  4th 
'S'eguin  Andrew,  shipbuilder  Penn  (K  ) 
'S'eidel  John  N.  morocco  leather  dresser  174  Cedar 
'S'eidel  Nicholas,  morocco  leather  dresser  174  Cedar 
^eidel  Sarah,  toy  shop  70  south  3d 
'SeJders  Charles,  baker  18  Green 
•Seigmore  Peter,  labourer  S'uickamaxon 
Seip  Peter,  accomptant  1  Sterling  alley 
•S'eip  Jacnb,  tinplater  86  Pl'im 
iS'elby  widow  ot'  Kendall,  eea  capt.  207  Spruce 
«Selfridge  Wm.  narpenter  123  N.  11th  above  Race 
'Sellbert  Peter,  labourer  5th  below  Oliristian 
iSelden  Geortre,  attorney  at  law,  104  Walnut 
»S'eixas  David  G  queensware  manuf.  High  W.  Schuyll  .7th 
Selkirk  John,  importer  of  hardware  19  Minor— d.  h.  186 

S. 11th 
.S'ell  Solomon,  taylor  76  Browne 
6'cll  Si-muel  W.  "baker  544  nor'h  3d 
iSfeDet^  Colemaiu  wireworker  23l  Hi^h 
'V-^-llers  &  Davis,  grocers  54  north  3d 
-Sellers  James,  wireworker  231  High — d.  h.  Mulberry  cl, 
'S'ellers  lessee,  grocer  54  and  139  N.  3d 
Sellers  Nathan,  wireworker  231  High 
jVcUers  N.  &  D.  wireworkers  231  High 
•S'ellers  Rachel,  widow  of  DivkI  8  north  6'h 
-Sellers  Ssmuel,  wireworker  231  High — d.  h.  3  north  6th 
S'emenaud  J.  B  jeweller  126  south  4th 
iS'>nat  P.  L.  accountant  62  Almond 
iS'enderUng  Nicholas,  carter  Beach  near  Maiden 
S'enift"  John  A.  gardener  Spruce  W.  Schuyll.  Front 
.Venior  Sirrah,  widow,  washerwoman  Ann  W.  SchuylL  8th 
iener  John,  gai'dener  Prime  above  5th 
^ppn  Henrtj  shoemaker  151  Green 


SE\  paxton's  annual 

iSennefF  Jacob,  carpenter,  George  W.  of  Broad 

Sjiune  Frederick,  painter  418  north  4th 

•Serg-eant  Duvid,  mercht.  S.  Fnmt — d.  h.  104  south  8th 

Stigenni  Eiiza,  widow  24  north  7th 

jSergeant  E.  Spencer,  altoriuy  at  law  41  south  4:h 

«Strgeant  Henry,  merchant  121  S.  Front — d.  h.  36  S.msom 

iSjargeant  John,  counsellor   at   law,  office    91— -d.h.  89 

south  Fourth  [see  Sar^eang 

•Sergeant  Thomas,  secretary'  of  the  commonwealth  of 

Fenn.  113  Arch 
Sermon  Mary,  widow  200  north  Fourth 
SerriU  &  Jones,  merchants  174  Hi|?li  (see  S^arl 

Serrdl  John,  174  High  and  61  north  Seventli 
SerriU  Pear  on,  merchant  169  High — d.  h.  17  Sansom 
Serra  Vicenz,  confectioner  >J-W.  cor.  Spruce  and  5  h 
Seright  M  try,  widow  57  Budd 
Service  George,  moi-occo  dresser  118  St.  John 
jSesser  Alexander,  Bwns;dl 
Settle  Nicholas,  brickmaker  Vhie  W.  of  Broad 
fScth  William,  waiter  45  Currant  alley 
Setzsinger  John,  cordwainer  438  north  Third 
Severin  George,  ivory  turner  Ger.  road  above  1st  gatt- 
Seveke  Godfred,  bjk..r  86  north  Front 
Seveling  Jusepli,  cordial  distiller  63  south  2d 
Severn  Benjamin,  66  Zane 

Severne  Wm.  vict.  224  north  Sth—stall  44  New  Market 
Sewell  John, -accountant  Hazel  alley  below  Locust 
■fSewell  Maria,  washerwoman  Hazel  alley 
Sexton  Joseph  S.  iron  merchant  corner  ot  Arch  and  3d— - 

d.  h.  59  Spruce 
Sexton  John,  wharf  builder  Beach  near  Maiden 
Sexton  Mary,  tayloress  68  Beach 
Sexton  Mary,  widow  of  J  red  47  south  Front 
Sexton  Silas  W.  tailor  46  S.  Water — d.  h.  47  S.  Front 
Seyber  Cuilip,  blacksmith  Kunckle  below  Caliowhill 
Seybert  Adam,  x.  d.  inquire  8  south  Tenth 

(see  SibUt,  Sib'erl  &  Sybe' . 
Seybert  Gas p«r,  High  W.  Sch.  Fitth 
Seybert  Catharine,  widow  8  Lemon 
Seybert  Conrad,  gentleman  388  north  Second 
Seybert  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  4*h  near  George 
Seybert  Gerhard,  12  (N.L.)  market 
Seybert  John,  tooth  brushmaker  297  north  2d 
Seybert,  widow  7  Wagner's  alley 
Seyterheld  John,  shipwright  SZ  Green 
Seyfert  Chriitiana,  nurse  N.W.  corner  Chestnut  and  I2i^ 
Seyfert  Conrad,  bookbinder  10-  Pear 
Seyfert  Charles,  bookbin.ler  79  south  Fifib 
Seyfert  John,  blacksmith  90  St.  J;>hn 
Seyfert  William,  sea  captain  Lily  alley  near  Green 
Seyferfelt  John,  shipwright  Shi.ckamaxon  above  Queen 
Seymour  Joseph  H.  engraver  135  Moyamensing  r. 
•^cymour  Joseph,  grocer  191  south  Seventh  corner  Mid 
die  allfv 


ifKlUlDELFaiA    DIRECTORY.  SHA 

Seymour  Samuel,  engraver  Front  below  Federal 

8eyres  Chnstopiier,  labourer  biephens  court 

Seytreth  Jacob,  gunsmitn  Green  below  Fourth 

b.hackelford  E.  boarding-  house  24  Columbia  avenue 

Sijade  George,  hatter  23i  nonh  Second 

Shade  Mary  14  Moyamensing  road 

Shade  Peier,  bruahmaker  2  injrth  Front 

Shaelkisier  Frederick,  gentleman  3j2  north  2d 

Shafer  John,  carter  Cedar  above  Twelfth 

Shafer  D.  widow  washerwoman  back  "267  Race 

Shafer  Heniy,  labourer,  St.  Joseph's  avenue 

Shatter  Andrew,  cordwainer  Juniper  above  Race 

ShafterAdam,  carter  back  473  north  Third 

Shaffer  C^asper,  m.  d.  68  Vine  {See  Schaeffer 

Shaffer  Christian,  victualler  Garflen  above  Pegg*s  run 

Shaffer  Conrad,  carter  Carpenter  (S.)  near  Fifth 

Shaffer  David,  victualler  237  St.  John 

Shaffer  George,  cordwainer  Lily  alley 

Shaffer  Jacob,  victualler  Garden  above  Pegg'srun 

Shaffer  yacob,  victualler  254  noith  Eighth 

Shaffer  John,  bricklayer  87  Browne 

Shaffer  John,  tanner  Laurel  near  2d 

Shaffer  Michael,  carter  15*  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  Green 

and  Old  Yoi'k  road 
Shaffer  M.  carter  Clifton 
Shaffer         ■    ■     ,  Lombard  above  12th 
Shaffer  Philip,  carter  corner  High  and  Schuylkill  4th 
Shaffer  Susannah  of  Matlas  Ger.  road  near  Camac 
Shaffer  Thomas,  labourer  Wood  above  Queen 
Shain  Benjamin  J.  16  Passyunk 
Shallcross  Leonard,  shoemaker  137  south  Front 
Shallus  Francis,  engraver  90  south  Third 
shallus  Ann  Peters,  circulating  library  90  south  Third 
Shamelkisler  Frederick,  gt-ntleman  352  north  2d 
Shane  G.  L.  rope  maker  Beach  n.  Maiden 
Shane  Benjamin  T.  collector  of  debts,  ^c.  57  Gaskill 
Shane  Casper,  feed  store  444  Race 
Shain  Benjamin  J.  16  Passyunk 

Shanklancl  Joseph,  tailor  156  S.  Water  and  157  Front 
Shankland  William,  sea  captain  15  Vernon 
Slianahan  Margaret  widow  41  Lombard 
Shanks  George,  tobacconist  56  Passyunk 
Shanks  Abraham,  tailor  283  north  I'nird 
Shanks  Hannah,  widow  Kuglcr's  court 
Shannon  B.  carpenter  Prince  near  Hanover 
Shannon  Henrv,  ship  cart>entfr  Qu^-en  near  Marboro^ 
Shannon   Hugh,  gunsaiitU  Sliippen  above  6th — d,  h. 

56  George  (S.) 
Shanimn  James,  rigger  64  Catharine 
Shannon  Lydia,  widow  100  Spiuce 
Shannon  Margaret,  widow  133  south  Water 
Shannon  Michael,  labourer  back  295  south  Third 
Shannon  Mrs  widow  of  William,  146  High 
Shannon  WilUam,  gunsmith  and  cutler  224  Shippen 

111  * 


SHA  FAiLfONS'  ANNUAL 

Sharmer  Kitty,  widow  Lilly  alley  near  'iamniaii;/ 

Sharp  Anthony,  store  keeper  1  souih  2d 

Sharp  A.  8  Lombard 

Sharp  Ciiarles,  taylor  68  Mulbeny 

Sharp  Daniel,  brigade  inspector  Juniper  below  HigK 

Sharp  Edward,  gentleman  Camden  N.  j. 

Sharp  George,  carijenter  Orange  above  West 

Sharp  John,  mere  ant  10  north  Eighth 

Sharp  /chn,  pilot  1 10  Queen 

^arp  John  G.  carpenter  Orange  above  West 

Sharp  John,  W  Co.  merchants  1  Greenleat  court 

Sharp  Joseph,  shoemaker  261  south  Fourth 

Sharp  Josiah,  chairmaker  378  south  Front 

Sharp  Henry,  sea  captain  8  Parham's  alley 

Sharp  Patrick,  tailor  4  south  Water  and  5  S.  Fi  ont 

Sharp  Philip,  cotton  etc.  presser  91  north  Water  an(' 

Red  stores  n^rth  wharves 
Sharp  Rob.  tinman  back  75  north  Sixth 
Sharp  Sam,   captain  of  Team  Boat  Camden 
Sharp  15*  Thomas,  dry  good  store  1  south  2d 
Sharp  Thomas^  taylor  Harmony  court 
Sharp  Thomas,  labourer  North  st; 
Sharp  &  Sleeper,  taylors  68  Mulbeny 
Sharpe  Benj.  dry  good  store  25  N.  Second 
Sharp e  Lodewyke,  march t.  18  N.  Ninth 

Sli<<rpless  Ann,  S.  lllb  below  Spruce 

Sharpless  Blakey,  bookseller  &.c.  96  High—d.  h.  9  N.  4tir 
Sliarpless  Jesse,  merchant  48  High  and  9  N.  4ih 

ShL;rpless  Joseph,  bookbinder  122  north  4:h 

Sharpless  Joshua,  jun.  carpenter  &.c.  High  W.  ofPermt 
Bridge 

Sliarpless  Juliana,  widow  storekeeper  16N.  6th 

Sharpless  Mary,  Bonnet  maker  30  Mulberrj- 

.'fharpless  Mary,  mantua  maker  7SN.  7lh 

Sharpless  T.  merchant  20  south  2d 

Sh.irpley  Mary,  widow  30  Box's  ay. 

Shurpley  Philip,  mariner  140  Callowhiil 

Sh.a'pnack  Benj.    mercht.  S  E.  cor-  High  and  5th 

ShapnackDestouet  8c  Co.  merchts.  198  High  S.E.  cov  5tk 

Sharswood  James,  gentleman  92  N.  6th 

Sharswood  Wm.  gentleman  92  N.  6th 

S!iaw  Alex,  hardwire  mercht.  S.  W.  corner  3d  and  Arch 

ihaw  Ann,  segar  maker  53  Small 

Snaw  Ann,  widow  grocer  31  S.  Front 

-ilia"  Beiij   gentleman  112  Walnut 

>haw  Bial,  woodsawyer  Cooper's  ct.  (N.  L.) 

Shaw  David,  oyster  man  Cauftman's  court 

..haw  Elizabeth  widow  49  Pine 

Shaw  Eliz.  widow  38  Pine 

Shaw  Eleanor,  widow  184  St.  Jokn 

--haw  James,  carpenter  125  Cedar 

Shaw  James  Ivf.  hatter  218  High 

Sbaw  John  H.  fsign  of  the  Constitution)  228  Swanson 


VJIILAIJELPHIA    DlllECTORY.  SHK 

T>haw  John  W.  m.  d.  and  Apothecary  24i  Mulberry 

Shaw  John,  justice  of  the  peaee  402  north  2d 

Shaw  Jonathan,  manner  207  N.  Water 

Shaw  Jos.  upholster  35  N.  3d 

Shaw  Joseph,  mariner  Carpenter  (S.)  bel.  5th 

Shaw  Josiiua,  hater  100  High  dwelling  159  Pi.,- 

Shaw  tfT*  Lobdel,  hat  warehouse  100  High 

Shaw  Mary,  china  store  65  N.  7th 

Shaw  Robert,  vict.  and  so^p  and  candle  manuf.  262  Vine 

Shaw  Robert,  victuaUer  Higii  \V.  Permanent  bridge 

Shaw  Richard,  carter  277  north  Front 

Shaw  Samuel  B.  late  merchant  25  Lombard 

Shaw  widow  ot  Isaac  Merriott's  1.  below  5tU 

-Shaw  William,  >i.  d.  237  1-2  Mulberry 

Shawn  John,  cordmaker  7  Fitzwalter 

|Shay  Hannah,  widow  Trusty's  court 

Shay  Lydia,  milliner  157  Cedar 

SheafF  George,  wine  merchant  92  south  4th 

Sheaif  Henry,  merchant  177  Walnut 

Sheaff  widow  of  Philip,  15  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Sheaffer  John,  carpenter  7th  above  Caraac 

Shearer  Jane  S.  mantuamaker  283  north  8th 

Shearer  Jos   L.  gentleman  283  north  8th 

Shearer  Rachel,  widow  George  ab.  i2th 

Shearer  Valentine,  grocer  283  north  8th     (see  Sherer 

Shearman  Conger,  storekeejier  196  Cedar 

Sheble  Adam,  hardware  store  206  north  3d 

Sheble  Jacob,  dealer  79  north  5th 

Sheble  Jacob,  jun.  cabinet  rr.akt-r  465  N.  2d 

Sheble  ^uhn.  High  W.  Sch.4th 

Shedaker  James,  ganger  and  oakcooper  A5  S.  Water 

^heed  Abraham,  shipmaster  222  south  3d 

Sheed  George,  plasterer  275  south  5th 

Sheed  widow  of  W.  plasterer  German  near  5tb 

Sheed  Wm.  W.  sea  captain  17  Queen  (S.) 

Sheeps'.ianks  Thomas,  mercht.  21  Church  alley 

Sheepshanks  W.  oaercht.  4  N.  4th— d.  h  Race  b.  7th 

Sheer  Frederick,  vict.  stall  Z3  New  market — d.  h.  4S 

Moyamensing  r. 
iShein  John,  mariner  17  Sterling  alley 
."s'heer  George,  farmer  Moyamensing  road 
.Sheer  John,  sea  captain  22  Plum 
'i>heets  Jacob,  boatbuilder  456  south  Front 
•Sheets  and  Till,  Ix)atbui  ders  Thatcher's  wharf 
'5'heetz  Jacob,  boat  budder  452  south  Front 
Sheetz  Mary,  widow  Hanover  ab<jve  Bedfoi'd 
^"heetz  Matt'iias,  labourer  Spruce  n.  Broad 
'Sheetz  Peter,  farmer  Orange  n.  Frank,  r. 
•S'heldon  Samuel,  Juliana  above  Buttonwood  (rant  ay, 
•Sheldon  Wm.  lampmaker,  93  Walnut — d,  h.  42  Cur- 
.S'hell  Lewis,  segar  maker  Broad  ab.  Race 
.Shellinck  John,  grocer  Lombard  ab   9th 
Mielmerdine  Edward,  hatter  23  south  Fourth 
Shelmire  ^esse,  mercht.  180  6-  d.  h.  188  Callowhill 


SHK  PAXTCX'S    ANXUAL 

Plulmire  VVllliarn,  flour  and  feed  store  S.  E.  cor.  Vine 

and  4th 
Sheplierd  Akm,  coachmaker  21  south  8th — d.  h.  Castle 
Sheplierd  Bt-nj.  carptntor  183  north  Front 
Shcphtrd  widow  6t  Benjamin,  183  north  Front 
Shepherd  Collins,  grocer  S.  VV.  cor,  Hieh  and  10th 
'*^hephtrd  Francis,  rigger  25  Parham's  alley 
Shepherd  Jacob,  victualler  James — stall  62' N.  mark 
Shepherd  J.cob,  caulker  Marlborough  n.  Prince 
Shepherd  James  carpenter  Smith  alley  (N.  L.) 
fShepherd  John,  labourer  1  Pottery  alley 
Shepherd  John,  victuallei-  stall  68  New  Market 
5'liepherd  John,  caulker  F.  road  near  sorrel  horse 
iS'hipherd  Niciiolas,  caulker  Bcach  near  Maiden 
Snepherd  Philip,  viciUailer  Pleiisant 
16'hepherd  Randall,  waiier  187  south  7th  and  S.  W,  cor. 

Ciiestnut  and  7\h 
.S'liepherd  Robert,  victualler  Apple 
.S'h;?pherd  Sarah,  widow  Aj^ple 
Shepherd  Siivanus,  huckster  Camden,  N.  Jersey 
-Shepherd  Sinspson,  accoinpt.  5  Litileboy's  court 
.Shepherd  TJioinus,  shopkeeper  4  north  5th 
6liepherd  Wm.  bell  hanger,  &c.  25U  Sa&s;ifras 
f  .S'iiepherd  William,  cordwainrr  Cirissel's  alley 
5iicppard  Caihari'-.e,  widow  57  Vine 
.S'liepper  John,  jjilver  maimtaciurur  187   south  4th — d.  h. 

south  6th 
-S'hepperly  Joseph,  vicluailar  440  north  2d 
^jeppi-rh  J'Siph,  v.ciualler  2J  N.  L.  niuiket 
jShepler  Jo.sepli,  vicuialler  2d  above  Hrown 
iS'iierborne  Widi.tin,  biscuit  niukcr  70  Swanson 
5;iercl\  John,  siockiug  weavtr  Tatninuiiv  bel.  Rose  ay, 
Shereek  Philip,  vict.  5S  James  n.  Ridge  r.  stall  58  N 

market 
Slitpperd  Thomas,  guilder  72  Brown 
5l)ercr  Ann,  niirac  59  Curr.uu  aiUy 
A'i.crer  Hannah,  widow  63  Queen 
rSherer  l>a;.c,  i:arpeiiier  Rose  alay 
6'aeridan  A.  ,^entleniun  Schuyll.  upper  bridge  \V.  end 
.Sheridan  Eli/abedi,  widow  Ci'ei>;on's  alley 
.S'.ieridan  Ovven,  svuble  keeper  back  upper  33  north  8th 
.S'-'eridan  Thomas,  labourer  Gciinautcwn  r.  near  2d 
.Sheridinc  widow  of  1>.  late  dealer  61  Christian 
^Sherman  William  E.  storekeeper  205  souih  2d 
.S'herman  William  F..  t^ea  capt.  153  Pine 
iShermer  A,  &  J.  cabiiictm;»kers  42  Brown 
Shermer  Kliza,  teaci)».T46  Budd 
.Shermer  Joseph,  cordwainer  40  Bread 
Shermer  John,  sexton  of  5th  Presbyterian  ch.  80  Locust 
Shermer  John,  .shoemaker  216  south  7th 
Shermer  Mary,  widow  boarding  house  5  Sterling  ay. 
Shermer  W^illiam,  carver  and  gilder  76  S.  4th 
Sherrard  Catharine,  widow  31  New  Market 
Sherrerd  &  Stroud,  grocers  S.  W,  cor.  Front  and  ai'cb 
S  lirrerd  John,  grocer  68 — d.  h.  98  N.  Front 


PHILADELPHIA.  DIRECTORY. 


SHI 


Shfcrriff  Charles,  S.  W.  cor.  5lli  8c  Cedar 
Siierrirt'  George,  baker  46  Filbert 
Slieri'ifT  William,  bakrr  buck  3  south  10th 
Siierry  John,  gardener  Prune  above  8vh 

Snettel  Daniel,  brickmaker  ^  339  Callowhill  above  lOlh 

Siiettel  Henry,  viclualler       S 

Siietlme  George,  laboui-er  4tb  above  Browne 

Siietz  Jacob,  Ci)r(l\vaintr  99  Coats 

Shcf  tzline  S.r.muel.  caulker  ilO  north  i-Vont 

Siieiziine  Michael,  carter  5lU  north  Front 

Shewell  Thomas,  me  chant  55  north  2d 

Shewell  S.  mercliant  55  uonh  2u — d.  )},  163  Green 

Siiev  John,  ship  wr.ifht  Marlboroug-i^  near  Prince 

Shibe  Catharine,  bo,.rding  house  G.  road  near  Third 

Siiields  Cath.irine,  widow  book  folder  back  74  south  5tb 

Shields  Charles,  plaistc-rer  buck  390  Race 

Shields  Elizabeth,  widoA'  286  Aich 

Sh.elds  Isaac,  teacher  S.  E.  corner  11th  and  Castle 

Shields  Margaret  C.  tayloress  6  Hurst 

Shields  Joseph,  drayman  6ih  above  Poplar  lane 

Shields  Luke,  carpenter  north  Fourth  above  Tammany 

Shields  Michael,  carter  87  north  Fifth 

iJiiields  Peie^,  drayman  Cedar  near  Tenth 

Shields  Robert,  storekeeper  35  north  2d 

Shields  Thomas,  gentleman  71  south  8th  S.E.  cor.  Sansom 

Siiields  Hannah,  widow  Myers*  court 

Siiields  widow  ot  Heniy,  labourer  451  south  2d 

Shields  William,  Cc)rdwainer  Morgan's  court 

Shields  widow  of  Joseph,  10  Knights  court 

Snields  William,  brickmaker  Race  near  Sch.  7th 

Shiermann  ^I.  jun.  tobacconisl  8  south  6th 

Shiermann  Matts.  shoemaker  2  Nicholson's  court 

Shilling  J.M.  labourer  corner  Race  and  12th 

Shilling  John,  mariner  135  north  W.  ter 

Shillingford  James,  pupcrstainer  Federal  above  2(1 

ShiUingford  Tiiomas,  smith  517  north  3d 

Shillingsford  Thomas,  cuulker  Vienna  near  Duke 

Sljindler  Henry,  sallmaker  bick  387  souih  F:oc.i 

Shindler  John,  sail  maker  Emlen's  court 

Shingle  George,  furmt-r  Pratts  place 

Siiinn  Austin,  curdwainer  262  soutii  3a. 

Siiinn  Asa,  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 

Shinn  Eleazer  F.  car[>f  nicrr  192  south  Fifth 

Shinn  Elizabeth,  boardiag  house  30  north  Third 

Shinn  F.  &  C.  druggists  Camden  N.  J. 

Shinn  John,  huckster  Camden  X.  J. 

Shinn  J>)sioh,  book  and  stationary  store  368  north  2ii 

Shinn  Samuel  F.  gentleman  318  Mwket 

Sbinn  Simuel,  bricklayer  134  Pine 

Shiney  Mary,  42  Crown 

Shipley  Henry,  sail  m;iker  back  385  south  Front 

Shipley  Ann,  widow  Pfeiffer's  alley 

ShipicyThos.  hardware  merchant  45  High— .l.h.  61  Union 

iShipley  widow  of  John,  Ridge  road  above  Fi  ancty 


SHH  paxton's  annual 

Shippen  Elizabeth,    gen  lewonma  50  Union 

Sliippen  Joseph  G.  m.  d.  29'i  north  Third 

Shippen  AViliiam  A.  walchmaker  241  S,  2d— d.  h.  Cherry 

near  6lh 
fShire  Bpujamm,  labourer  back  6  Locui>t 
Shiikey  John,  qiiwrr}  man  Sch.  Water  works 
Sliiikey  widow  ot  PaU-ick,  grtu-ei  24  Small 
Shir  Moses,  tni  plate  worker  159  Cedar 
Shirt  Frederirk,  farmer  Gray's  t'  rry  road  below  Cedar 
S!)it>er  Abraham  F.  tailor  Charles  beiow  JaQies 
Siiive  Cliristiaiia,  widow  15  Fayette 
Shneck  P2':izabeth,  widow  Lavvrence  above  Wood 
Shoher  Michael,  56  Green  \_see  Shuben 

Shil.er  Samtiel  L,  boot  and  shoemaufactory  296  High 
Shobcr  Susannah  B.  widow  21  Po'^\ell 
Sh'  tk  Georg'e  P.  cordwainer  80  Brc-wne 
Shock  Michael,  c^rdwainer  78  Browne 
Shockeor  Henr) ,  brickmaker  4th  Poplar  lane 
Sliockcor  Thum-is,  brickmaker  4th  below  Poplar 
Shocker  Ma;  p:a ret,  widow  28  Charlotte 
Shoemaker  Abraham,  alderman  124  S.  4th 
Shoemaker  Abrah^^m,  jun.  attorney  124  south  4vh 
Shoemrtker  Abrah:.m,  storekeeper  305  N.  3J* 
Shoemaker  Ann  Martha,  widow  of  D.  Vineyard 
Shoemaker  Ch-iries,  booksellci  173  N.  Front 
Shoem:<kei  Christian,  button  moul  maker  63  Coats 
Shoemaker  Eaz.  widow  196  Chestnut 
Shoemaker  Francis,  corrlwainer  124  south  4th 
Shoemek'^r  Htnr)',  cordwainer  Hanover  near  Prince 
Shoe-p:^ke^  J'CoL,   actuary  of  thi^  Pennsylvania  companr^ 

tor  in^Miancc  on  lives,  etc.  72  S.  2J 
Shctm.  ker  J.  jtm.  merchant  82  High  and  72  S.  2d 
^'■.'•i.■^i^  kcr  Joue,  widow  89  High 

ifer  Joseph,  ?ilvr-rsmith  12  north  Front 
...  ukei    Siarg'aret,  widow  211  Lombartl 
Siswemaker  Nathan,  m.  b.  34  Swajison 
Shcenjakcr  Rcbcf-ca,  p>entlewoman  68  south  8tli 
SijoeiTtukrr  Surah,  wic'ow  60  north  2d 
Shoemaker  Lewis,  conveyancer  124  soutli  4ih 
Shoemaker  Samiiei,  auorr.ey  at  law  32  south  6th 
Shord.-  David,  c.irdwaiiier  b^ck  14  Sterling'  ay. 
Short:,    i  George,  l^buurer  back  387  Race 
tSli^it.  W.l'.ian),  sweep  of  O  Y.  road  nc^r  Browne 
j.St.(;tter  Charles  labourer  8  Cherry    ' 
f.Vhorter  ("Jeorj^e,  woodaawyer  Bousall 
f.Sloi  tec  Jare.J,  oyslermai.  ii;:Cc 
•f-5:jnrter  John,  carpenier  Cherry  above  Juniper 
Sh'.'-  M;  J'e..rct,  widow  416  N.  Front 
Sho'.wel;  Edmund,  iuaber  inercht.  223  N.  Water — d.  h 

212  N.  Fourth 
Shoiip  Jacob,  weaver  27  Fraiklin 
Sliowaker  Eiizabi-tl.',  widow  467  north  3d 
Showaker  Jacob,  ccmbmaker  69  Tammany 
Sbrzeder  Philip^  ropemaker  G.  road  near  3d 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  SID 

Shreck  Christianna,  Cherry  below  West 

Sh reeve  Bcnj-vtiiiii,  cabinrimaker  Camden  New  Jersey 

Shreeve  Churles,  boatbui'der  62  Gi-een 

Shreeve  John,  jun.  rig-ger  50  Green 

Shreeve  Jo'.in,  vig-ger  6  south  Wharves  d.  h.  399  N.  Front 

Snreve  M.irgaiei,  widow  37  Kej'say. 

Shriner  Susannah,  washerwoman  448  Rxce 

Shronlv  widow  of  Gevrge  200Goates'' 

Shubard  Georg-e,  fisherman  Ha.. over  near  Prince 

Shubert  George,  ladies'  shoemaker  14  K:iJg-hl's  court 

Subert  Isa-ic,  cp.rpener  10th  r)eh)w  Pi  ie 

Shubert  John,  cnachmaker  Federal  below  2d 

Shubert  Wm,  cjt.rpenter  Federa'  below  2d 

Shufflebottom  Wm  .china  mercht    42  N.  econd 

Siiug;trt  George  S.  hardware  store  385  north  2d 

Sliugart  Simon,  late  collector  366  north  2d 

Shull  i'redk.  inspectorof  the  customs  at  Marcus  hook 

Shults  C.  jun.  shoennaker  N.  W.  cor,  4th  and  Noble 

Shults  Charles,  feed  store  20  Passyunk  road 

Shultz  Hannah,  Fitzwalter  ab.  6th  (^see  Shuts 

Shultz  George,  labourer,  Gray,s  f  rry  r.  1^1.  Cedar 

Shultz  Johnjeweller  3d  btl.  Ger.  r. 

Shults  Nicholas,  carpenter  back  67  north  10th 

Shuman  Frederick,  silverpiater  Pearson's  court 

Shuman  George,  carter  Marlborough  (K  )  n.  Fran.  r. 

.Shuman  Jacob,  vice.  49  Moyamensing  r.  stall    41  N 

.S'human  John,  silverpiater  4th  below  Poplar  (Market 

iShumo  Jusan,  widow  70  Race 

5hunk  Isa;.c,  carp<:rnter  57  Mechanic 

iShurtleff  Wm.  mate  68  Catharine 

-Shuster  Andrew,  oakcoopor  Cabtle 

S'tu-ter  Catharine,  widow  G.  i  )ad  near  Third 

iShuster  Jacob,  oakcooper  73  N.  Water — d.  h.  50  Vine 

5'iiuster  I.  vict.  «4  Lawrence 

Shute  Knoch,  wheel wrigl^t,  Maria 

Shu.e  William,  umhreda  m.aker  Maria 

Sh'jt5  J  ;bn,  1  .honrer  Federal  above  Second    {see  Shultz 

Shutzi  nc  D.vid,  farmer  Ptssynnk  bel-  Buck  r. 

Shy  C'th^rinp,  widow,  Allen  near  Public  <:quiire  (K.) 

Sibbet  JV\n,  grocer  and  plaislerer  S.  E.  cor.  5th  St  Prune 

Sibert  Adam,  cnrdwaner  230  Vine  bel.  3th 

Sici-rd  Stephen  gen-leman  246  soiuh  7th 

Sickfret  Johti,  sf>ip  c  irpe-iter  B  -icii  ub.  Hanover 

SickeUj-m^-s.  printer  213  south  7tb 

Sick-  is   rhMiia.  H.  c^rdwamer  17  Berk's  adey       (Front 

Sid  lall  ./"fine's,  tavem  keeper  74  north  Wat*»r  ant-  75>  N. 

Sidtlall  J -sepS,  dry  good  store  59  north  3d  (Water 

SJdcions  Josenh,  biscuit  baker  30  S.  wharves — d.  h.  49  S. 

Sid  ions  Josia!),  sioiekeepi^r  193  south  2d 

Siddons  S'.rab,  sesrr.s-.rcss  34  Catharine 

Si.Ie  Ja=ppb  R.  cordwmer  37  CiiHrlot'e 

Sill*?  vVin-.-im,  cord.rT.ner  Rose  aliey  bel.CoHts 

Sid  '  William,  bri<-kmakei'  cof .  Spruce  and  Sch.  2d 

Sidr.ian  George,  nf»ariner  60  Pcnn 


SIM  PAXTON's    ANl^UAL 

Siemen  P:u»l,  gentleman  286  Chestnut 
Siemers  Frederick,  ouk  cooper  back  54  New  Market 
Siemers  Frederick,  oak  cooper  34  Vine — d.  h.  Mavga- 
Siemers  and  Steineaur,  oak  coopers  34  Vine  (rettu 

Sigee  Peter,  hairdresser,  etc.  15  south  Fourth 
SigJ^r  A  nos,  gunsmith  Gray*s  ferry  road  n.  Cedv 
Sigoine  Madame  126  Pine 
Silence  John,  cabinet  maker  Locust  ab.  12th 
Silva  Francis,  mariner  23  Pium 
Silvain  John  L  pastry  conk  16  Fitzwalter 
Silveira  A.  K.  tailor  13  Mulberry 
Silver  John,flour  merchant  369  High 
-Silvers  Jacob,  blacksnr.ith  Vegg  near  Cable 
Silvpy  George,  labourer  Merriott's  lane  above  4th 
Simes  Barnes  W.  druggist,  etc.  459  High  (see  Sims 

Simes  J:<ne,  widow,  of  Siiml.  24  L-mbard 
Simlng:on  George,  shoemaker  Passyunk  below  Christian 
Si:-ri]er  Georgfe,  taylor  Vineyard  village  {eee  Symington 
Simmers  Joseph,  shoemaker  244  S(.  John 
Simmons  Anthony,  assistant  judge  of  the  district  court, 

and  col->nel  of  the  96th  reg.  lUO  south  8th 
Simmons  Edward,  lumber  merchant  145  north  3d 
Simmons  Edw.  and  Son,  lumber  meichts.  145  north  3d 

and  14i  north  2d 
Simmons  Edward,  Jan.  lumber  mercht.  217  Walnut 
tSimmoTjs  Edward,  r.'gman  Sm;th*s  court 
Simmons  Eliza,  widow  159  Pine 
Simmons  E'izsbeth,  25  Sfpad  ay 
iS.mmnMS  Henry,  rag  dealer  Garden  above  Wood 
Simmons  John,  coal,  etc    yard  corner  Front  and  Maiden 

~d.  h.  284  north  2d 
Simmons  J  seph,  commission  mercht.  28  Chestnut — d  h, 
5  north  Eleventh  (Tamm?.ny 

Simmons  Mordecai,-  te  ichev   Willings'   alley — d.    h    65 
Simmons  Siephen,  lumber  mercht.  179  N.  Ware- — d.  h. 
Simmons  Stephen,  beeder,  e'c.  181  S.  Front     (119  Vine 
Simmons  v, idow  of  Hunrv,  7  Wiley's  curt 
Simmons  Wm.  b  .U.nce  weigher  back  78  sjuth  front— d. 

h.  4'.h  abf»ve  Noble 
Simmons  Wm.  hatter  387  horth  2d 
Simmons  Wm.  jun.  m^rchsnt  214  Pine 
Simmons  Wm  S.  m'^rchant  18  Decatnr — d.  h.  127  Arch 
Simon  and  Covtrinf^v .  grocers  C'>r.  Queen  and  Frankf.  r. 
Simon  Jnhn,  sh-jmaker  13  H  nkles  ct. 
Simon  J  >hn,  h;»ker  27  WaMnit  street 
fSimot^.  Jo-n,  h-irh  T  302  Vine 
Siiioi  Joseph,  bal.house  Fromberger's  court 
Simon  Michael  cooper  Vine  lielow  8:h 
Simon  Mi-.'.'.;H,  shipwright  Frank,  r.  near  Queen 
Simor*  Pe.  er,  mc''"hi'.il  16'-  U-ice 
Simon  P  Up  F  !)'  "dcr  ai.d  harbor  228  Vine 
Sim-n  I?  f'ld   and  He'"-v,  gr  )cer«  433  north  3d 
S  mon^  .I'lhr  P.  hatlf-r  Hu'Ver's  ct. 

Sim  ns  Joseph  and  Co.  linen  and  woollen  drapers— d.  ft  . 
N.  E.  cor.  Cedar  and  2d 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  SK^ 

bimons  Noah,  linen  and  woollen  draper  39  Pine         -f 

Sin;ons ,  huckster,  Camden  N.  J, 

SJinons  William,  labourer  419  nonh  Front 
Siiiipkins  William,  shallopman  Coopers  ct.  (N.  L.) 
Simpson  Andrew,  wt  aver  cor.  Cedar  and  13th 
Simpson  Andrew,  grocer  N.  W.  cor.  3d  and  German 
Simpson  David,  silverplater  448  south  Front 
Simpson  Divid,  cooper  195  north  Front 
Simpson  Deborah,  widow,  teacher  3  Little  German 
Simpson  George,  cashier  Girard's  banking    house— d.  ii# 

104  Chestnut 
Simpson  George,  cordwahier  242  south  6th 
Simpson  Henry,  merchant  31  north  Front 
Simpson  Hannsii,  nurac  158  north  Water 
Simpson  James,  combmaker  18  south  Fourth 
Simpson  J^imes,  grocer  X.  W.  cor.  George  and  11th 
Simpson  J  imes,  carter  back  64  Catharine 
.Simpson  John,  paper  stainer  461  Race 
Simpson  John,  grocer  Ann  W.  Schuyll.  8th 
Simpson  John,  grocer  102  south  IGth 
Simpson  R.  boot  and  shoemaker  Pine  above  10th 
Simpson  Michael,  engineer  158  north  5lh 
Simpson  Samuel,  teacher  25  Green 
fSimpson  Sibe,  widow  161  souih  6tb 
Simpson  Stephen,  accountant  411  Arch  above  11th 
Simpson  William,  grocer  S.  W.  cor.  High  and  13th 
'Simpson  William,  doctor,  Barclay  alley 
Simpson  William,  cordwainer  Pme  above  10th 
Simms  ScCreigh^on,  61  irish  lin.^n  merchants  6  S.  Fron'; 
Simms  Robert,  Irish  linen  merchant  6  soutii  Front 
Sims  David,  corder  12  Margaretta 
Sims  John,  pamter  &c.   40  S.  8th  and  429   Arch— d.  Ji. 

llih  below  Arch 
Sims  John,  taylor  111  Swanson 
Sims  Joseph,   merchant,   compting  house  155   Water — 

d.  h  S.  W.  corner  Chestnut  and  9th 
Sims  M:iry,  nurse  61  Mulberry  (See  Simes 

Sims  William,  ropcmaker  Carpenter  (S.)  above  5th 
fSiuclair  Cornelius,  w..iter  22  Burd's  court 
Sinclair  Sam'.iel,  w.-itchman  Buttonwood  near  6th 
Sinclair  William,  cab  net  maker  Hinkle's  ct. 
Smdle  Mary,  wirlow  12"  Ced;<r 
Siner  Jacob,  hr/ssfbaiuier  4;h  below  George 
Siner  John,  r..pemaker  483  south  4ih 
Sinex  Thomas,  shoem:;ktr  7  G-een leaf's  ct. 
fSinger  Fortune,  waiter  4  Washington  ct. 
Sing  John,  ladies*  shoemaker   X.   W.  corner    Fitzwalte; 

and  Seventli 
Singer  John  &  Co.  merchants  263  High 
Singer  John,  jr.  mere  tiant  263  High 
Smger  Johu,  coach  trimmer  49  George 
Singer  John,  merchant  263 — d.  h.  413  High 
Singer  Susan,  widow  small  alley 
Singerly  George,  taylor  429  north  3d 
.  112 


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SLA  PAXTOK'S   ANNUAL 

Sinpjlilfon  James,  shipwright  30  Mary 

Singleton  Stephen,  sea  captain  85  Penn 

SingJeton  Thomas,  shipwright  456  south  Front 

Smix  Thomas,  cordwainer  7  Greenleaf 's  ct. 

Sinn  Jacob,  brassfounder  George  (N.  L  )  below  4th 

Sinoff  Aim,  widow  nurse  403  north  3d 

Sink  Abraham,  mililaj-y  store  21  High— d.  h.  136  S.  10th 

Sink  Christopher,  laboiir>=r  8th  above  Prime 

Sink  Lawrence,  cabmet  maker  186  south  2d 

Sinnot  William,  hack  owner  78  Dock 

Sinteniar  V.  fancy  and  millenafy  store  141  soutli  2d 

Sipoigne  A.  widow  126  Pvne 

Sips  Margaret,  widow  ot*  John  Schuyll.  5th  below  High 

Sips  Michael,  jr.  brirkmaker  1  Steinmeu  ct. 

Sips  Michat-l,  bricKmaker  93  north  Fourth 

Sisk  John,  tavern  keeper  96  north  6tn 

tSiscoe  Jo!in  F  labourer  Allen's  alley 

+Siscoe  Willi  .m,  carter  SpaflTord 

jsipple  Tobia,  dealer  back  239  south  2d 

Sisty  John,  pocketbook  mfiker  10  south  Front 

Si'cher  Andrew,  printer  2  Kurd's  court 

Siter.r>>hn,  jun.  merchant  133  High~d.  h.  285  Race 

Sjttler  Richard,  mariner  21  Coats 

Sixle  Stephen,  confectioner  111  sotith  3d 

SijbcnM  Kckhart,  b^k.-r,  112  Callowhill 

SlcnncMing  Jeremiah,  cordwainer  2  Crab 

Skeliinger  Jeremiuli,  Pilot  Fiuler's  alley     [see  Schelungey 

Skelly  'I'homas,  grocer  39  north  5th 

(See  Skillet^ 
Skelton  -losiah,  Elizabeth  bel.  7tli  isf  10th  below  Pine 
Skerr^>t  C^o.  A.  bookbinder  Prospei-ous  alley 
Skerrett  James  &  Stnj,  blacksmiths   96  and"  100  Locust 

abovf-  9th — d.  h.  135  south  9'h 
Skeri-ett  Ja.nes  1  accomptant  154  south  9th 
bkeiceit  Josepi»,  goldsmith  Lawrence  above  Vine 
Skene' t  Wiliiam  A.   blacksmitii    100  Locust — d.  h.  135 

south  Ninth 
Skeirett  widow  of  Joseph,  154  south  9'h 
Sicerre't  William  A.  blacksmith  135 ',outh  9h 
<?ker-eu  J.  R.  A.  printing  otfice  back  100    Lucust — d.   h. 

135  sou:h  9th 
Skillm  in  B--njaniin,  stage  driver  35  Ann  (N.  L.) 
SkinntrF,  i7,a,  widow  6  Cillowliill 
S'cinner  Rev.  Thomas  H.  277  Race 

Skinner  R  painter,  ^5*0.  4  Chervy  ^ 

Skinner  F.  H.  sea  captain  Cailowliir!  N".  W.  conVer  6tU 
Skinner  Wm.  pa  nter  and  glazier  44  Wood  ' 

Skyrin  Johii,  gentleman  11  north  11th 
Slack  Daniel,  shipwright  12  Browne  (N.  L.) 
S'lHck  Fi,  ftiicy  stor^  38  south  Fourtli 
S'acn;  Kliz-beth  and  Deborah,  milii- ers  Margaretta  above 
S'ack  J*!>n,  couchmuker  4  little  P.ne  (Cable 

Siade  Lahin,    shipmaster  138  south  Front 
.^;ag  Juim.  iabourtr  back  427  north  51 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  SMI 

Slahter  Jacob,  tobacconist  136  north  3d  {see  Schloter  ^ 
Slater  Ay  and  Co.  merchants  28  Chestnut  {Sc/uattf 

Slater  H.  merchant  28  Chestnut — d.  h.  ."O-i  Arch 
Slater  James,  shipwright  Crown  cor.  Prince 
Slater  John,  watchman  1  Pleasant  avenue 
Slater  Mary,  widow  Queen  near  Marlbro 
Slauch  Bartholomew,  sugrar  boiler  448  N.  3d 
Slaughter  Godfrey,  labourer,  cor.  Passyunk  and  6ih 
Slaughter  Peter  C.  constable  105  Budd  near  Poplar 
Slaven  William,  bricklayer  Charles 
Slaw  Michael,  baker  near  46  Almond 
Slayter  John,  mariner  Goddard  alley 
Sleeper  and  Alsop,  china  merchants,  11  and  92  N.  Front 
Sleeper  and  Ashton,  blacksmiths  94  north  Front    (Crown 
iSleeper  Benj.  smith  cor.  Callowhiil  and  Crown — d.  h.  99 
3'leeper  James,  blacksmith  94  N.  Front — d.  h.  24  Elfreth 
^Sleeper  John,  taylor  72  and  68  Mulberry  (ay. 

jSleeper  Jonathan  oak  cooper  111  south  Water  and  china 

store  92  wr.h  Front 
Sleeper  Nehemiah,  umbrella  maker  31  north  2d 
Sleet  Georvje,  mariner  6  Bird's  alley  (S.) 
Sleeth  5'u^annah,  widow  209  south  3d 
Slimmer  Adam,  cedar  cooper  6  Charlotte 
Slemmer  Jacob,  cedar  cooper  439  north  Sd 
Slemmer  Matthias,  stone  cutter  back  312  north  2(1 
Sitsman  George,  merchant  58  north  3d 
Slide  iSally  378  south  2d 
Slifer  John,  innkeeper  cor.  6th  and  Ger.  r. 
SlJngluff  Jos.  corn  i^iiandler  410  north  3d 
Sloan  Hugh,  taylor  Ger.  r.  below  1st  gate 
iSloan  James,  accountant  183  south  2d 
S\o^n  James,  taylor  183  south  2d 
^loan  ./ames,  grocer,  &c.  High  n.  Sch.  5th 
jSloan  John,  labourer  Camden  (N.  J.) 
51oan  John,  grocer  N.  W.  cor.  High  and  Sch.  5th 
iSloan  William,  sea  captain  7  Penn 
f  .yioby  Solomon,  carter  Chestnut  n.  Sch.  5th 
51ows  David,  grocer  S.  E,  cor.  6th  and  Cedar 
•Small  Abm.  printer  and  bonk.seller  112  Chestnut 
•Small  Jane,  widow  382  south  2d 
5mall  Martlia  Ann,  widow,  back  184  Lombard 
5mal'man  James,  engineer  Walnut  W.  of  5'ch.  2d 
Smallwood  John  H.  carpenter  Camden  (N.  J  ) 
Smallwood  Manlee,  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Smallwood  Martha,  tavernkeeper  2  Dock 
Smallwood  Manly,  labiturer  Queen  near  Maribro' 
Smallwood  Thomas,  cordwainer  back  346  N.  2d 
Smallwood  widow  of  Isaac  10  north  Eleventh 
Smedley  Isaac,  ironmonger  91  High— d.  h.  21U  N.  4th 
Smeltz  Reinhart,  4  Cherry  ' 

Smet  Frederick,  labourer  144  St.  John 
Smdey  &  C:impbell,  mer.  tailors  S.W.  cor.  3d  &  Chestnut 
Smiley  T.  T.  teacher  S2  Church  alley— d.  h.  N.W.  cornc- 

Prune  and  Fiftii 


SMI  paxton's  annua.. 

Smiley  William,  merchant  tailor  36  Dock 

Smilie  John,  stonecutter  56  Chester 

Smith  Abigail,  g-entlewoman  103  Chestnut 

South  Amelia,  widow  16  Hurst 

S'mith  Abraham,  boarding  house  140  north  Water 

Smith  Abraham,  wharf  builder  Beach  near  Higli  E 

Smith  Agness,  widow  93  Plum 

Smith  A.  cordwainer  High  W.  permanent  bridge 

Smith  Andrew,  carpenter  47  Fitzwalier 

Sin)th  Andrew,  nailer  Rose  alley  (C  ) 

Smith  Andrew,  cabinet  maker  hack  220  Kacc 

Smith  Ann,  slinpkeeper  62  Dock 

Smith  Alle,n,  merchant  291  Spruce 

Smith  Alexander,  carpenter  13  Juliana 

Smith  Archibald,  baker  next  below  29  Swanson 

Smith  Archibald,  tallow  chandler  18  Filbert 

Smith  Barbara,  washerwoman  12th  below  Walnut 

bmith  Benjamin,  sea  captain  12  Argyle 

-S'mith  Benjamin,  grocery  and  wine  store  N.  E.  corner  Hi 

bert  a!ul  Ninth-— d.  h.  27  north  Ninth 
Smi^h  Benjamin  B.  shoemaker  back  277  S.  Fifth 
Smith  Bernard,  victuallor  York  road  near  P.  lane 
Smith  &  Bonneil,  painters  and  glaziers  25  N.  6th 
Smith  &  Morgan,  merchant  61  north  Front 
Smith  C.  W.  &  J.  R.  merchants  103  north- Fj-oat 
Smith  C.  W.  merchant  103  N.  Front—d.  h.  251  Arch 
Smith  C.  E  druggist  59  N'.  Front—d.  h.  32  Sassafra« 
Smith  Catharine,  potter  314  north  Second 
Smith  Catharine,  tailoress  154  north  Fourth 
•*>mith  Catharine,  widow  37  Charlotte 
Smith  Charles,  merchant  61  N.  Front  and  103  Qhestnu' 
•S'mith  Charles,  dealer  51  Callowhill 
Smith  Charles,  grocer  S-W.  corner  11th  and  Walnut 
Smith  Charles,  coachmaker  177  south  Third 
Smith  Charles  L.  grocer  37  S.  3d— d.  h.  16  north  Fourth 
Smith  Charles,  carpenter  corner  Juniper  and  CJeoi-ge 
Smith  Charles,  stonecutter  75  north  8ih 
Smitii  Charles,  stonecutter  Alban 
Smith  Charles,  smith  14  Coomb's  alley 
Smith  Christian,  waterman  5  German 
Smith  Cornelia,  widow  40  Arch 

Smith ,  hostler  norih  6th  above  Camac 

Smuh  C.  W.  k  J.  R.  merchant  103  north  Froir 

Smith  Ciirislian  G.  baker  3  Laetiiia  court 

Smith  Ciiristian,  labourer  back  14  Sterling  alley 

Smith  Cornelia,  widow  40  Mulberry 

Smith  Coi'nelius,  mariner  6  Callowliill 

Smith  Crispin,  cordwainer  Say  st. 

Smith  Constant,  bricklayer  little  Oak 

Smith  D.  &  Co.  store  keept  1-3  9  sou'h  2d 

Smith  Daniel,  store  keeper  9  S.  2d — d.  h.  66  N.  5tr       ' 

Smith  Daniel,  grocer  99  nurji  Third 

Smith  Daniel,  merchant  181  south  Third 

Smith  Daniel,  painter  hx.  80  north  "^vb 


i 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  SMI 

Smith  Daniel,  carpenter  155  Green 

Smith  Daniel  B.  druggist  33  High — d.  h.  99  Pine 

Smith  Daniel,  jr.  merchant  75  south  Wharves — dwelling- 

44  Lombard 
Smith  David  B.  19  N.2nd— d.  b.  43  Keys  alley 
Smith  David,  lumber  merchant  54  Filbert 
Smith  David,  shailopman  Oak  below  Coats 
iS'mith  Edward,  4  nortli  Wharves  and  156  N.  Front 
Smith  Ehsha,  teacher  back  90  N.  9th — d.  h.  6  Hinkles  ct 
Smith  Edward,  227  •*?wanson 

Smith ,  feed  store  257  south  5th  cor.  of  Passyunk 

Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  Callowhill  n.  Garden 
Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  4  Poplar  alley 
Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  194  south  Water 
Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  11  Myers  court 
Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  19  Crown  st. 
Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  Church  st. 
Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  Race  W.  of  Broad 
Smith  Elizabeth,  widow  31  Penn 
Smith  Ezekiel,  labourer  back  209  soutJi  3d 
Smith  F.  G.  &  It.  S.  merchants  201  south  Front 
Smith  Fanny,  widow  milliner  236  north  Front 
Smith  Frances,  boarding  house  south  7th  n.  Sansom 
Smith  Francis,  coach  trimmer  147  Locust 
Smith  Francis,  watchman  otthe  Com.  Bank  65  Queen 
Smith  Francis  G.  mercht.  c.  h.  201  Front— d.  h.  190  Pine 
Smith  Frederick  G.  42  Lombard 
Smith  George,  cooper  172  north  Eighth 
Smith  George,  carter  6th  near  Coats 
Smith  George  R.  smith  35  Prime 
Smith  George  W.  merchant  175  north  2d 
i>mith  George,  nailer  7  Heyd's  court 
Smith  George,  carpenter  Noble  near  York  road 
Smith  George,  snaith  476  north  2nd 
Smith  George,  victualler  Cherry  n.  Sch.  6th 
Smith  George  J.  currier  Fetter  lane — d.  h.  85  N,  3d 
Smitli  George  J,  saddler  &c.  3  Fayette 
Smith  George  R.  accomptant  9  north  Eleventh 
Smith  (ieorge,  drayman  Cedar  corner  Broad 
Smith  George,  cordwainer  2^1  Cedar 
Smith  George,  drayman  Race  n.  Sch.  3d 
Smith  Gulielma  M  widow  99  Pine 
Smith  Hannah,  of  Stephen  5  Spingett  alley 
"Smith  Hannah,  shopkeeper  350  south  2d 
Smith  Harriet,  widow   107  north  9th 
Smith  Hemphill,  grocer  or.  Walnut  and  11th 
Smith  Henry,  carpenter  138  south  Ninth 
Smith  Henry,  quarryman  Call  whill  near  Sch.  4ih 
Smi-h  Henry,  carter' Vine  W.  Sch.  8th 
Smith  Henry,  cordwainer  39  Cnarlotte 
Smith  Henry,  waterman  71  Queen 
Smith  Henry,  oakcooper  Cresson*s  alley 
Smith  Henr>c,  oakcooper  back  259  Hig.'i 
112* 


SMI  I'axton's  ASfHiAi. 

Smi'.li  Heni'v,  baker  125Mo)amcnsing'  roati 

Smiih  Henry,  smith  Ojk  (N.  L.)  near  Krowiie 

Smiiti  Henry,  teacher  91  Passyunk 

Smith  Henry,  labourer  Christian  below  5ih 

Smith  i!c  Hyneman.  gDcers  338  norih  3d 

Smith  &.  Ingraham,  j'ln.  por'er  and  ale  brewers  cur.  Ca;- 

lowhill  ..ncl  New  Market 
Smith  IsjidC,  flour  merchant  Cuuiden  X.J.  and  S.  wharves 

near  Hii^t) 
Smith  J.  K.  mercht.  103  N.  Front  and  249  Arch 
Smith  J.  L.  and  B.  grocers  N.  B.  cor.  9th  and  Filhcr" 
Smith  and  Mttson,  oakcoopers  7  Decalur 
Smith  Jacob,  carter  99  St.  John 
Smith  J.icob,  s»)ioemaker  b.ick  182  St  John 
Smith  Jacob,  drayman  Kace  corner  Sch.  7th 
Smith  Jacob  cordwainer  Prosperous  alley 
Smith  Jacob,  cordwainer  West's  court 
Smich  Jacob,  bi^^wer  cor,  Callowhili  and  New  market—* 

dwelling  210  N.  6'1» 
Smith  Jacob,  tayior  278  south  4th 
Smith  Jacob,  surgeon  dentist  76  Union 
Smith  Jacob,  innkeeper  69  Race 
Smith  Jacob,  yeoman  Vienqa  near  West 
Smith  Jacob,  baker  F.  road  near  Sorrel  horse 
Smith  Jacob,  tayior  143  south  9th 
Sm  th  James,  saddler  73  south  2d 
Smith  James,  gentleman  253  Mulberry 
Smith  James  E.  132  south  Eighth 
Smi'.h  James  S  accountant  132  sonth  8th 
Smith  James,  grocer  313  N.  Front 

Smith  James,  morocco  store  18  High — d.  h.  100  Arch 
5mith  James,  S.  attorney  at  law  101  S.  4th 
Smith  James,  segar  maker  Lugar's  row,  n.  2d 
Smith  James  W.  merchant  48  S.  Front 
Smith  James  P.  cordwainer  5  Federal 
Smith  James,  jun.  morocco  store  18  High — d.  h.  109 

Arch 
Sniith  James,  labourer  Prime  ab.  2d 
jSmith  James,  labourer  Noble  n.  5th 
Smitli  Jane,  teacher  15  Cressons  ay 
Smith  Jeremiah,  brickmaker  13th  ab.  Race 
ISmith  Jeremiah,  labourer  Elbow  ay 
Smith  John,  marshal  for  the  district  of  Pennsylvania 

office  S  E  corner  Chestnut  and  6th — d.  h.  87  S.  11th 
Smith  John  C.  is"  VVm.  H.  merchants.  Lodge 
Smih  John,  blacksmith  n.  upper  ferry  Bridge 
Sii/ith  John,  shipmaster  17  Vine 
S'Tuth  John  B.  accomptant  1  Fayett 
"Smith  John  C.  merchant  126  S.  8th 
Smith  John,  tailor  582  N.  2d 

Smith  John  S.  W.  cor.  Little  German  and  Swansol) 
Smi^i  John  F.  labourer  Washington  N.  of  callowbilt 


PHlLADfiL'PHIA  DIRECTORY,  SMI 

Smith  John,  watchman  Norman's  ay 

Smith  John,  silver  plater  Palmer  near  F.  read 

Smith  John,  stone  cutter  342  Race 

Smith  John,  carter  80  5hippen 

Smith  John,  founder  51  mechanic 

Smith  John,  smith  52  and  54  Cedar 

Smith  John,  grocer  32  S.  wharves 

Smith  John,  labourer  321  spruce  is"  Huddles  ct 

Smith  John,  mate  3  Vernon 

Smith  John  E   flour  and  feed  store  50  S.  10th 

Smith  John,  Farmer  &  mechanics  Bank— d.  h.  57  S, 

11th 
Smith  John,  grocer  406  N.  Front 
Smith  John  paper  hanger  hack  2B3  N.  3d 
Smith  John  D.  accountant  Coats  ab.  7th  is'  593  N,  2d 
Smith  J.  160  Lombard 

Smith  John,  w.rel.ouse  man  back  18  Blackberry  alley 
Smith  John  R.  C.  irierchant  151  south  Front 
.Siniih  John  A.  tobacconist  313  High 
Smith  John  Ti  accountant  54  Filbert 
Smith  John  II.  cordwainer  105  Caihariwe 
Smith  yohn  J.  S.  W.  corner  Filbert  and  yth 
Smith  John,  grocer  521  north  Third 

Smith  John,  victualler  Kensington — stall  11  N.  L  Market 
Smith  John,  (ship  latmch  inn)  72  German 
Smith  J.  upholsterer  cor.  Chestnut  and  5th"d.h.  82  Locust 
Smith  John,  tailor  59  Small 
Smith  John,  labourer  back  23  N   6ih 
^miiii  Joim,  accomptant  57  south  F.levenlli 
Smhh  Jol.ii,  fiddler  243  s(,uth  F.-urth 
Smith  Joiin  R.  attorney  ut  l:i\v  83  Walnut 
Smith  John  S.  stock  and  exchange  brokers  88  south  Froiu. 

S  W.  corner  of  Lombard 
Smith  Jolin  L  Spanish  seg^r  manufactory  and  tobacconist 

26  north  6th 
Smith  John,  gate  keeper  at  Hospital 
Smith  Isaac,  dry  good  btore  96  and  98  S.  E.  corner  Loni 

bard  and  Fourth  , 

Smith  Jonatlian,  cashier  of  the  U.  S.  Bank  132  Walnut 
Smith  Jonathan,  carpenter  7  Ftz  Walter 
Smitii  Jr.seph,  iron  merchant  1  Chestnut — d.  h.  4  Sansom 
Smith  Joseph,  wheel  wright  back  170  Sassufras 
Smith  J  )seph  W.  merchant  48  south  Front 
Smith  Joseph,  Few  &  Co.  flour  merciiants  55  N.  Water 

— d.  h.  298  north  Front 
Smith  Joseph,  attends  store  124  Callowhill 
Smith  Joseph  B.  boot  ;ind  shoemanu factor}  134  High 
Smith  Josepli,  m;.riner  48  Mead  alley 
Smith  Joseph  F.  flour  merchant  cor.  Arch  and  Water 
Smith  Joseph,  stock  broker  &c.  85  south  2nd— d.  h.  4 

Swanson 
Smith  Joseph,  carpenter  179  Green 
Smith  Joseph,  Few,  ^ Co.  flcur  merchants  55  N.  AVater 


SMI  paxton's  annual 

Smith  Joseph,  innkeeper  191  north  Third 

Smith  J.  P.  bricklayer  161  N.  4lh  ab.  Noble 

Smith  Juliaelma,  gentlewoman  south  side  Arch  ab.  lOth 

Smiih  45*  Cummins,  ed.  of  the  True  American  92  south 

Front 
Smith  Justin,  nail  cutter  58  Cable  lane  bl.  Margaretta 
Smith  Jos.  H.  accountant  1  Schriver*s  court 
Smith  Jonas,  corder  Sch.  8th  n.  Vine 
Smith  Levan,  sea  ccp'.ain  22  Cedar 
Smith  &  Ludlam,  flour  and  teed  store  3.  S.  Wharves 
Smith  Marshall,  merchant  129  High 
Smith  Margaretta  J.  Boarding  house  5  Filbert 
Smith  Mary,  widow  8  Barron  st. 
Smith  Maiy  Ann,  Juniper  alley 
Smith  Mary,  7  Frier's  alley 
Smith  Martha,  Mrs   of  Robert  Washington  ab.  2nd 

Smith  Mrs.  Garden  street  ab.  Peg's  run 

Smith  Mary,  widow  of  John  Wood  near  Prince 

Smith  Mary,  widow  326  south  6ih 

Smith  Mary,  287  south  Fifth 

Smith  Mary,  widow  85  Mulberry 

Smith  Matthias,  hairdresser  91  Race 

Smith  Misses,  128  south  Eighth 

Smith  Maria,  widow  back  301  south  Third 

Smith  Mary,  widow  Princr  n.  Palmer 

Smith  Modly,  widow  Prmce  n.  Palmer 

Smith  Margaret,  widow  of  George  192  N.  3d 

Smith  Mary,  widow  363  N.  Third 

Smith  Mary,  widow  Alder  alley 

Smith  Nathan  A.  measurer  of  carpenter's  work  104  N.  7tb 

Smith  Nero,  shipmaster  i32  Cedar  t- 

Smith  Nirwberry,  merchant  62  N  2d 

Smith  N.  lumber  mercht.  yard  cor.  Vine  and  9th— d,-ii. 
Arch  and  12th 

Smith  Oliver,  accountant  2  Chester 

Smith  Paul,  biacksmiUi  say 

Smith  Peter,  tayior  247  N.  Front 

Smith  Peter,  mariner  2  Callowhill 

Smith  Philip,  victualler  12  Well's  row 

Smith  Philip,  grocer  corner  Front  and  Spruce 

Smith  Richel,  huckster  Camden  (N.J) 

Smith  Ralph,  carpenter  314  north  2d 

Smith  Rebecca,  gentlewoman   boarding  house  N.E.  cor 
6th  and  Arch 

Smith  Richard  S:  merchant  40  Lombard 

Smith  Richard,  watchman  20  Sugar  alley 

Smith  Richard,  shoemaker  313  south  3d 

Smith  Richard,  turner  87  south  11th— d.h-  22  Juniper 

Smith  Reuben,  shipwatchman  15  Walnut 

Smith  Robert,  curb  stone  setter,  seller  and  cutter  Sch. 
6th  uelo^v  High 

Smith  Robert  arntl  Co.  merchants  58  south  Front 

Smith  Robert,  saddler  105  north  Fif  h 

Smith  Robert  moulder  441  south  Front 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  SMI 

Smith  Robert,  wheelwright  Lomb<ird  W.  Sch .  8th 

Smith  Robert,  accountant  Camden  (New  Jersey) 

Smith  Robert,  clock  and  watch  maker  302  north  2d 

Smith  Robert  T.  grocer  360  High 

Smith  Robert  H.  attorney  at  law  79  Walnut 

Smith  R.  inspector  of  customs  255  Vine 

Smith  Robert,  labourer  ShcflPs  alley 

fSmith  Robert,  waiter  5  Prune 

Smitli  Rowland,  inspector  of  customs  255  Vine 
*  Smith  Samuel,  teacher    next  No-  20  Key's  ay: — d.  h,  220 
north  4th 

Smith  Samuel,  grain  measurer  and  grocer  N.  W.  corner 
Spruce  and  south  wharves — d.  h.  189  south  Front 

Smith  Samuel,  mahogany  sawyer  11  Springett^  ay. 

Smith  Saml.  grocer  Spruce  st.  wharf— d.  h.  189  S  Front 

Smith  Sc  Sailor  Spanish  segar  manuf.  and  tobacconist  26 
north  6ih 

f  Smith  Samuel,  carpenter  Rose  near  Ger.  road 

Smith   S^ipuel,  labourer  B  in^all 

Smith  Samuel,  shoemaker  130  German 

Smith  Samuel,  bricklayer  37  Mecl.anic 

Smith  Samuel,  druggist  etc.  76  and  83  south  Second 

Smiih  Samuel,  mead  garden  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Smith  Samuel,  (G;  tanner,  etc.  68  S.  3d — d.  h.  73  Walnut 

Smith  Samuel,  ferryman  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Smith  Sarah,  widow  Church  st. 

Smith  Sarah,  widow  73  Cherry 

Smith  Sarah,  widow  of  Wm.  G.  north  11th 

Smith  Sarah,  widow  mantua  maker  59  north  4th 

Smith  Sarah,  tayloress  'West  court 

Smith  Sarah,  widow  73  N.  6th 

Smith  Sarah,  bonnet  maker  81  Mulberry 

Smith  Stephen,  merchant  173  High 

Smith  S  W.  merchant  103  N.  Front  and  97  Pine 

Smith  Theobald,  blacksmith  115  Pine 

Smith  Terrence,  grocer  168  north  3d 

Smith  widow  of  Thomas,  202  north  f- ^ 

Smith  Thom:is,  lumber  merchant  N    ^      or.  Vine  and  6th 

— d.  h  202  north  6th 
Smith  Thomas  &  Co.  lumber  mercln^       .  ^^  corner  Vina 

and  6th 
Smith  Thomas,  lumber  yard  149  ^      NV^ixter — d.  h.  39 

Callowhili 
Smith  Thomas,  dry  goods  store  '302  Chestnut 
Smith  Thomas,  shoemaker  246  north  2d 
Smith  Thomas,  Windsor  chair  maker  120  Callowhili 
Smith  Thomas,  labourer  south  l2th  bel.  Pine     ' 
Smith  Thomas,  labourer  241  Si.  John 
Smith  Thos,  accountant  of  the  Mechanic's  bank,   13  N. 

Twelfth 
Smith  Thos.  sail  maker.  Almond  st.  wharf  n.  side 
Smith  Thos.  N.  lurnb.  mercht.yurd  S  \V.  cor.  Vine  ^9th 
Smith  Walton,  mercijant  31  1-2  south  Front 
Smith  Wm.^  D  B.  dry  goods  store,  19  north  2ri 


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.i  -  -Jiam,  mariner  36  Mead  alley 

S-  -.:    >•   .liam,  mariner  44  Mead  alley 
Sir.r-  Wli.i:T^  A.  mcrchtrnt  256  High— d.  h.  58  S.  Front 
!^  '  ^  P.  grocer  cor.  Lyndall's  alley  &  Walnut 

i  ..  clock  U  watchTrijt'ker  High  W.  Permt.  B. 

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-  "  ■ .  lUEriner  311  souUj  3d 

--It  ^  ^  ^r  &  IWontgomery  Hotel  27  N-  5tb 

^'  -      r.   .•^-    ••  :.  whght  197  Lombard 

&Tr.;iL  &  Grzfiitn'fc,  merchants  256  High 

Sr  ji'  e'  Jfc.TT«6,  eng-aver  and  seal  cutter  74  S-  Fifth 

^TTiiT.t'  JohTi.  c':!iijec'50'ner  66  south  Third 

-  ~     "    '     ■'  ■ "  ua,  OTSternran  258  Lombard 

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of  customs  237  Lombard 
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--'fc^jj  1  jr  orfias,  corder  82  Browne 
Snead  Levin,  inspector  of  lumber  42  Almond 
feneatber-  David  J.  grocer  corner  CiUowbill  and  Garder* 
S-i-^^F  P' 1  lip,  victualler  James  street  below  Rd!^'«^  rr^rj 
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Snyder  John,  brickmaker  Cedar  near  Sch.  Third — kilns 

Walnui  'i-ar  Sch.  7th 
Snyder  Jos  giUlev  &  composition  inanuf.  105  Walnut 
Snyder  Jost  ph,  shipsmith  18  Swanson  and  corner  Christian 

and  Swanson 
Snyder  Lewis,  blacksmith  Locust  above  Thirteenth 
Snyder  &.   Myers,  blacksmitli  N.  E.  corner   Swanson  and 

Christian 
Snyder  Mary,  widow  27  Charlotte 
Snvder  Mary,  Widow  tayloress  8  Mc'Cullochs  court 
Snjdcr  Margaret,  widov/  Buttonwood 
Snyder  Mary  8c  Kitty,  grocers  192  Cedar 
Snyder  P.  ta.lor  boardint;  house  78  south  Eleventh 
Snyder  Sarah,  widow  back  408  N.  Third 
Snvder  j^enera/Thos.  innkerp-^^r  400  N.  3d 
Soisy  Mary,  Widow  Ann  ab.  Wood 
tSockom  Widow,  of  Stepl)en  slioemaker  23  Union 
Softee  John,  shoemaker  135  Moyamensing 
Solomons  A.  E.  umbrella  maker  194  Callowhill 
Solomon  widow,  of  Myer  175  south  Seventh 
Solomon  S.  M.  accomptant  Liltle  Pine 
Solomon  H  attorney  at  law  ISsoutli  Sixth 
Somener  Elizabeth,  widow  Crown  below  Prince 
Somersett  Jacob,  carpenter  155  south  Fifth 
Somerndike  J.  stable-keeper  cor.  Locust  and  8th 
Sommer  John,  m.  d.  114  north  Sixth  (see  Solomon 

Solms  Joseph,  merchant  236  High — d.  h.  305  Rice 
Sommer  Joiin  Jacob,  merchant  95  Callowhill  near  5th 
Sommers  Mar),  widow  11  Wagners  alley    (see  Summers 
Somerville  Martha,  wiilow  Broad  ub.  Arch 
Somerville  Wm.  iron  founder  cor.  Filbert  and  Juniper—. 

d.  h.  376  High 
Songster  J<»hn,  labourer  Quince  ab.  Spruce 
Songster  Wm.  laboiirer  Cherry  ab.  Juniper 
Sones  Agness,  widow  14  South  alley 
Sone  Henrv,  cedar  cooper  Camden  (N.  J.) 
■fSonnier  Joseph,  goldsmith  51  George 
Soimtag  William  L.  merchant  28  north  Fifth 
Souder  Ann,  milliner  and  bonntt  maker  297  N.  2nd 
Souder  Casper,  boot  and  shoem&ker  34  Chestnut 
Souder  Charles,  jusuce  of  the  pe;<ce  212  N  6th 
Souder  Cluistian,  victualler  Crown  n.  Frank,  r. 
Souder  Christopher,  victualler  Crown  (K) — stall  18  X. 

L.  Market 
Souder  Elizabeth,  Tr.iilif.pr  and  bonnet  maker  297  N.  2d 
Souder  Jacob,  bricklayer  315  nor'.li  Second 
Souder  Jacob,  victualler  Mul.r.rr  brlow  Pj-ince 
Souder  John,  late  innkeeper  390  i:orth  Third 
Souder  M.  millinr-r  and  bonnet  maker  297  N.  2nd 
Souder  widow  ofjohw,  !>rtcklayer  191  Sassafras 
Souder  Philip  innkeeper  Palmer  below  Duke 
Souder  Piiilip,  inrk  t  per'9  L?cti*ia  court 
Souder  Thomas  M.  inerchant  312  High 
Souders  Cathsu'ine,  shopkeeper  14  Kunckel 


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Souders  Godfrey,  grocer  ITS  Mulberry 

Souders  Jolin,  grocer  386  north  Third 

fSouders  Joim,  coachman  11th  near  Filbert 

Sowers  Jacob,  labourer  Schleisman's  alley  near  Thiro" 

Souffrain  John,  hair  dresser  106  north  Front 

Soullier  John  M.  merchant  132  Pine 

Sotirsworlh  Isaac,  labourer  54  New  Market 

Sourwalt  John,  tobacconist  131  CallowhiU 

gouth  K  izabeth,  widow  boarding  iinuse  133  south  4  ; 

Sowen  George,  victualler  l*leasant  avenue 

Sowens  Samuel,  uatchman  4.5  Ga'skill 

Sower  B.  W.  grocer  133  I'ine 

Sowerby  Mary,  widow  china  stcre  79  soutJi  4t-i 

Sowers  Hannah,  widow  61  Cherry 

Sowers  Henry,  drayman  211  norlii  Kightli 

Sowder  Caspar,  ropemaker  Shackamaxoii 

Spackman  Samuel,  merchant  21  Church  alley — d.  Ii.  50c 

Arch  above  Tenth 
Spaeth  Frederick,  tailor  back  382  north  2d 
Spade  John,  carpenter  59  Shippen 
Spangler  Baltzer,  merchant  34  north  Eighth 
Spa)igler  George,  mercliant  27  nori  h  Seventii 
Spangler  Emmanuel,  mercht.  253  High — d.  h.  34  N.  bu, 
Spangler  Mary,  widow  32  Cedar 

Spangler  G.  blacksmith  34  Cedar — d.  h.  250  south  Front 
Spargella  J.  B.  merchant  178  nortli  2d 
Sparhawk  Elizabetl?,  widow  67  south  2d 
Sparhawk  Thomas,  merchant  19Cliestnut 
Sparke  flugh,  shoe  blacking  &  bitters  maker  193  Shippen 
Sparks  Elizabeth,  widov/  south  Tenth  below  Pine 
Sparks  Henry,  inspector  of  domestick  liquors  for  the  nor-. 

of  Philade'lp^'ia  471  High 
Sparks  Jacob  F.  tobacconist  11  Queen  (S) 
Sparks  llichard,  plumber  478  soutii  Front 
Sparks  Robert,  cabinet  maker  154  Coats 
Sparks  Samuel,  corder  404  sovith  Front 
Sparks  Sarah,  widow  U.  F.  16'i  south  2d 
Sparks  Snrali,  widow  28  Bread 
Sparks  Thomas,  plumber  476  south  Front 
Sparks  Thomas,  plumber  49  south  Wharves 
Sparrowhawk  George,  dyer  101  nortfi  Fifth 
Sparrowhawk  &,  Turnbnll,  dyers  101  nor'h  Fi;\!i 
Spayd  John,  carpenter  59  Shippen 
Speakmun  Hannah,  widnw  178  Mulberry 
Spece  Joseph,  hostler  Hanovtr  near  Frrrnkford  r^i-d 
Specht  widow  of  George,  146  St.  John 
Specht  J.:cob,  victualler  Charles 
Speck  Charles  Wm.  baker  cor.  13ih  and  Locust 
Speck  and  James,  grocers  97  north  3d 
Specker  Catiiarine,  widow  23  Springe- 1  alley 
Speel,  widnw  of  Jchn,  bakf-r  46  S'.r.iuberry 
Speer  Alexand.-r,  teacher  35  Lombard — d.  b.  28  Lombard 
Speer  ffar.nah,  widow  42  Gevmaa 
Speer  Jair.es,  tavern  keeper,  317  soulh  3d 

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Speers  Manuel,  92  Lombanl 
Spence  /i)seph,  merchant  103  nortli  5th 
Spenctr  (JharloUe,  boarding  Itouse  6  north  Foufih 
Spencer  James  S.  merclit.  32  1-2  N.fSd—d.  h.  Vine  ab  6th 
Speucft'   Joseph,   professor  of  languages  protestant  epis- 
copal academy  Locust  above  9th 
Spencer  Olivier,  m.  ».  107  south  4th 
Spencer  widow  of  ye»se,  Prime  above  2d 
Spennanberg   Charlotte,  68  north  2d 
ijperry  F.  W.  merciiant  95  S.  Front — d.  h.  113  S.  Fourth 
Sperry  iff  Kintzing,  merchts.  97  south  Frorvt 
Sperry  J^cob,   merchant  30  Dock — d.  h.  99  south  4th 
Sperry  Juhn,  nicrcii.  33  south  wl»a  ves— d,  h.  4  Ffanklu^ 
iSperry  and   iSiansbv.ry/uierciiants  33  S.  v.  harves 
Spicer   Elizabeth,  widow  teacher   Frankfonl  n.  Sivjickv.- 
iY>icer  Francis,  dry  good  str^e  462  south  Front    (mason 
iS'pieger  John,  omo  maker  O.  Y.  r.  ala.  Batlonwood 
Spiegle  Isuac,  potter  Spruce  n.  5ch. 
Spiers  John,  ropemaktrr  25  Mary  {S.) 
SpAViJiri  John,  stevedore  60  lS^^^.ns"u 
TSpinner  VVm.  \va»\er  32  Burd's  court 
.S'pohn  Wntt  grocer  corner  .Sassafras  and  2d 
Spoftord  Jacob,  sea  captain  F.  road  near  lieiic'; 
SjjoMg'  Frar.cis.  carpenter  Hush  hill 
Spooner  Wni.  currier  223  north  2d 
iVputswood  Hannah,  widow  Diehl's  cour  t 
S[)ragg  Mary,  widow  16  Pt-nnsjlvania  aveni.e 
Spragg  Kicliard,  tUaler  39  Zane  above  7th 
Spragg  Ivichard,  jun.  dealer  71  Dock 
.!>'j)r;.tt  Job".,  mpcntaker  W(K>d  near  Garden 
.Vprenger  J>is.  Ch.  nuTcliuiU  196  High 
opriggs  Marguret,  widuw  Rose  ay  ab  Tam^riany  N.  L. 
S[)r!nger  Abraham,  bridlebit  tiit-r  back  j83  Hace 
Springer  Be:\).:nu;),  inn  and  feny  Camdrn  I*.'.  -. 
Sprir.j^er  Kra'icis,  ctrpeiiter  IL.z'.e  alley 
orpvinger  Haiui.li.  utir.se  Drinker's  cog,:  ■ 
Springer  Joiui,  laiuier  4j  Nnble 
6'pjMnger /ost  ph,  hbipvvrigbi  V.  road  near  fie^ltord 
Springer  I-abtUii,  te..cber  fi.trden  above  l*.'^f;«-'t>  rua-  , 
iSprir:ger  M.^rgartt,  wido'v  Drillkf•r^'  cour*. 
6'pr(;at  J;«mes,  15  Dr-catvu' — d.  h.  231  Vine 
o;>i<Ji-g»l '1^''> '^•^'■p^''^^'*  1^^'^ch    n.  bi,:::h   Bri«">;' 
iS'jjroul  J.tnies,  coooer  back  83  south  Water 
LS'proul  Margaret,  widoxv  32  Bread 

-S'proMl  ,  l)ookbinder  .Sch.  3  btl.  Georg- 

i?p;-owl  Wm.  Ubourt-r  IStli  near  Filbert 
Sp}crs  Mr>.scs,  dealer  66  C;dlowhiU 
.S  abs  D'ni<-1,  painter  Covvn  above  Prince 
iVqureli  Tr;u;son,  b<»ck  119  iS'uansouJ 
|.S'ro.shern  D.vid,  wai'er  Fr>sperf»u>  alley 
a'uckh' use  Amoh,  china  store  17H  nortit  Froiil 
S  ;ickhuu-,e  Amy,  tayloress  Jhiiu  s*s  alley 
i'-.acki  oii.se  Ann,  widow,  Cumden,  N.  J. 
i'l'Acktx.uj.e  M,4i;n.t}',  teac'.icr  Noble  below  3u 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  STA 

^tackhc'se  Hastings,  china  packer  239  north  Fvcnt 
S\i^ckhouse  Powell,  stove  pattern  maker  d.  h.  Key*s  ay. 
iStackhouse  Saml.  P.  china  merchant  Noble  below  3il 
•Stackhouse  Thomas,  grocer  Frankford  r.  ab  Otter 
Stsicy  Jas-  G.  agent  tor  N.  Y.  dispatch  line  22  S.  wharves 
tStatFord  Charles,  barrow  porter  Cordwainer's  alley 
Stattord  David,  labourer  Federal  above  Front 
Stufford  John,  segar  maker  Sheufl*s  alley 
Stafford  Mary  Ann,  widow  258  south  4ih 
iJtafford  Robert,  m.  d.  21  and  25  Pme 
Staggers  Cornelius,  shoemaker  183  north  Front 
Stagg  Josiah,  labourer  498  Sassafras 
StkggTeulis,  cordwainer  13  below  Chestnut 
.^iainbrook  David,  smith  shop  26  York  road 
Stall  Ehz.  widow  157  north  2d 
S  ail  F.  ship  chandler  Ic  ropt-niaker   Rickle\*5  wharf  «nd 

Ridge  road  near  Uuitoinv<.od  (see  SttU 

Stdlard  James,  stablekeepcr  36  Pine 
6'taU;n;inCIeorge,  victualler  16  N.  L.  maiket 
t>tamfield  Sarah,  widow  2  Vernov, 
Stamper  Sarah,  gentlewoman  68  Pine 
Stanbridge  and  Gill  merchants  172  1-2  High 
..Stanbridge  John,  mercht  172  12  High— tl.  h.  5  south  9t}' 
Stanbridge  Tbbn  C.  merchant  5  south  9th 
Standliffe  lienjm.  mathematic.  instr.  maker  14  Wain' r 
Stanert  Rebecca  A.  teacher  Race  n.  Sch.  8th 
Stanly  Norris,  merchant  74  Lombard 
Stanmire  Eliza,  widow  Coats  above  8th 
Stanmire  William,  cooper  13th  ab.  High 
Stanner  Wm.  back  112  north  7th 
Stansbury  Dixon,  merchant  33  south  wharves 
fStansbury  Isaac,  oysterman  102  north  3d 
^tant  William,  taylor  Loxley's  court 
'StantlifF  Sally,  widow  Duncan's  court 
•S'tanton  Richard,  dealer  192  north  3d 
iStanwood  William  piai.-.terer  12  Wells*s  row 
5ta'  key  Charles,  Plummer  Maria  ab.  Maria 
«Starkey  George,  mariner  back  345  north  Front 
S'laikey  J,  merchant  15'i  High — d.  h.  166  south  2<- 
-Starkpine  Henry,  caulker  Palmer  below  Duke 
/Vtarr  Ed'vin,  typeibunder  Lonibard  i^ear  Teni!) 
*S'tarr  Hi.-nry,  printer  Merrioti's  above  4th 
.S'tarr  M.iiy,  widow  of  Jihu,  l52norih  Front 
'S^tarr,  witlow  of  James,  genileman  31  Tin^ 
y.arr  J{me^,  salt  m^rclit   152  north  Front 
iV.arr  .]  ihn  H.  shoe  store  46  High 
Marr  George,  carpenter  154  north  8'Ii 
Starr  Lydia,  widow  of  Jiinie"^,  31  '^iv.- 
Atarr  John,  saddler  366  High        * 
Starr  Moses,  black -:mith  101  Biidd 
Starr  Richard,  typefounder  cor.  Br#icr».i  b   cxy    U   /vu— 

d.  h.  249  south  7'^h 
Starrat  hjztkiel,  drayman  Federal  above  2d 
Statzel  Henry,  brass tou'uler  near  440  nov^h  Fourth 
Sta\)dt  Margaret,  ^yid^>\\'/ll  nnrtn  6t[\ 


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Stau^iler  P.  C.  constable  Budd  below  Laurel 
,'Staui^hton  Wm.  b.  d.  pastor  Babtist  church  Sansom  st. — 

28th  north  Eighth 
St.  Clair  John,  coachmaker  back  397  Race 
Stead  Henry,  printer  22  Cedar 
Steady  Jacob,  storemaa  136  Coats 
Stear  Catharine,  widow  Callowhill  back  211 
Steel  Alexander,  justice  of  peace  15  German 
Steel  Archibald,  military  store  keeper  U.  S.  ursenai 
Steel  Catharine,  widuw  5  Poplar 
Steel  John,  merchant,  middle  190  High 
Steel  &  Field,  silverplaters,  ^c.  11  north  7th 
Steel  Henry,  hatter  3  Clawges'  ct. 
Steel  James,  stonecutter  Sheaff 's  alley 
Steel  James,  fiour  merchant  Spruce  sireetwharf— d.  h.  2? 

Walnut 
Steel  John,  copal  varnish  manufac.  20  Dock 
Steel  John,  merchant  upper  190  High 
Steel  Josiah,  wood  corder  permt.  Bridge  and  Schuy!.  S<1 

and  George 
Steel  Robert,  silver  plater  223  Callowhill 
Steel  William,  pilot  16  Catharine 
Steel  John  brassfounder  87  New 
fSteel  Simon,  labourer  205  Shippen 
Steel  Thomas,  chair  maker  229  Callowhili 
j  Steel  London,  carter  Bradford's  alley 
Steel  Mathias  L.  sea  captain  18  Ann  (N.  L.) 
Steel  Thomas,  morocco  dresser  101  St.  John 
Steel  Thomas,  tavern  keeper  Cedar  below  7th 
Steel  Thomas,  weaver  St.  Joseph's  avenue 
Steel   William,  merchant  85   south  wharves— d.  h.  Si 

Lombard 
Steele  John,  jr.  weigher  of  the  port  6  Library 
Steele  Gen.  John,  collector  of  the  port  196  Spruce 
Steele  Thomas  B.  tavernkeeper  (yellow  cottage)  2d  bel 

Greenwich 
Stellman  John,  Noble  below  Third 
Steelman  John,  huckster  28  Elfreth's  alley 
Steenberg  Abraham,  merchant  Hall  near  Bishop 
Steer  Edward,  back  58  Zane 
Steer  John,  victualler  Lawrence  corner  Wood 
Steever  Daniel,  flour  merchant  Ann  W.  Sch.  8th 
Stein  Abraham,  dealer  in  watches  86  north  Thir<i 
Stein  Jacob,  brickmaker  Spruce  uear  Sch.  Fifth 
Stein  Maiy,  widow  Spruce  near  Schuylkill  Fiftii 
Steinauer  VVilliam,  shoemaker  446  north  Third 
Steinauer  Michael,  shoemaker  33  Vine 
Stinauer  G.  W.  gentlejiian  104  Vine 
Steiner  Jacob,  cabinetmaker  7  Garrigus's  court — d.l. 

4  Hinckles  court 
"itein^T  Frederick,  failor  12  North  alley 
Steiner  George,  baker  124  south  2d 
Steinhard  Catharine,  46  Quein 
Steinman  John,  gunsmith  17  Grten 
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PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTOKY.  SIX 

•Sieinmetz  Christian,  tavemkeepercor.  O.  Y.  r.  &  5ih 
A'teinmetz  widow  of  Jacob,  Hickory  lane  above  6lh 
^leinmetz  Jacob,  brick  maker  Coats  alxive  7th 
-S'teinmetz  Kliza.  gentlewonjan  270  Chestnut 
^^einmetz  /ohn  S.  carpejiter  161  Green 
Steininitz  Wilham,  brickmaker  Coats  above  7th 
'5'teinmitz  Peter,  brush  maker  19  north  8th 
tell  James,   Washington    tavern  and  eating  house 
northwest   corner    Carpenter   and  6th,    hinkeeper 
Germantown  road  near  1st  gate  {See  Steel 

Stelwaggon  Charles,  baker  184  Race 
iStel.waggon  Daniel,  of  U.  S.  navy  75  Mulberry 
.Stel waggon  Frederick,  iron  and  coal  store  i^l9  X.  2d 
5'telwaggon  Jesse  L.  iron  merchant  comer  Old  York 

road  and  Callowhill — dwelling  100  Crown 
Stelwaggon  Joseph,  carpenter  31  Wood 
Stelwaggon  if  Knight,  iron  merchants  219  N.  2d 
Stenmeyer  Catharine,  widow  56  north  Eighth 
Stenwigk  Dominick,  grocer  226  north  Water 
Stephens  Benjamin,  grocer  southwest  cor.  Arch  ^  2d 
Stephens  Mrs  C.  6  Goforth  alley 
Stephens  David,  Schuylkill  8th  above  Race 
Stephens  G.  cutnail  manufactory  448  noith  Front 
Stephen     John,    morocco  dresser    Kunkie    between 

Tammany  and  Noble 
Stephens  Prescilla,  Cherry  below  Sixth 
Stephens  widow  of  W.  26  Sassafras 
Stephenson  Perry,  cordwainer  back  107  north  Ninth 

(aee  Stevfimon 
Stephenson  Saml.  morocco  dresser  near  593  north  Third 
Stephenson  William,  Franklin  near  Third 
Stern  Jiicob,  Iiog  victualler  G  «rden  above  Callowhill 
Stern  William,  minter  27  Sui^ar  alley 
Sterritt  James,  whiskey  and  flour  store  High  n.  Sch.  3fl 
Stettezell  Jacob,  turner  and  chairmaker  473  north  2<X 
Stevens  D:»vid,  merchant  394  north  Front 
Si  evens  /acob,  carter  St.  \fuiy 
Stevens  John,  Irbourer  Given  belou'  Fourth 
tStevens  Jonatbaor  well  digger  247  Spruce 
Stevens  Mary,  widow  Lytles  court 
Stevens  Samuel,  copperplate  printer  164  south  11th 
Stevens  Samuel,  cutler  &c-  44  Arch— d.  h.  back  169  X 

Second 
Stevens  Thomas,  carpenter  Lombard  above  Xinth 
>•  evens  William,  carpenter  288  Lombard 
S'.evenson  Aaron,  soap  and  candle  manufac.  221  S.  5*h 
Stevenson  Augustine,  merchant  225  north  Third 
Stevenson  Cornelius,  collector  of  taxes  5  north  9t!i 
Stevenson  Crooke,  merchant  35  N.  Wiier— d  h.  78  S  5  Is 

Stevenson ,  cork  cutter  2;id  above  Grc-enwicii 

Stevenson  Eliza  M.  shopkeeper  374  north  2d 
S.evenson  Enoch,  saddler  £0  Bank 
Stevenson  8t  Heart,  dry  ^'oods  store  225  north  Thivi 
$tevenson  John,  carter  Noble  near  5ii> 

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Stevenson  John,  carter  Fifth  corner  ol  iN(»u-t 

.S'tevenson  John,  coachmaker  Prosperous  alley 

;S  evenson  John,  bookseller  292  south  Sixth 

•Stevenson  John,  bricklayer  Locust  below  13tU 

Stevenson  Peter,  oysternian  back  86  north  Elevemt. 

■Stevenson  Ilobert,  m.  d.  52  Bread 

A'tevcnson  William,  currier  252  north  Tlaid 

.Vtcvenson  William,  g-entleman  288  Chestnut 

.S'tevenson  William,  carter  5th  corner  of  Buttonwooci 

Stevenson  William,  labourer  Spruce  above  13th 

fSteward  Alexander,  carter  Cedar  above  12th 

Steward  Charles,  innkeeper  Front  corner  Green 

-jSteward  David,  shoe  blacker  S.  4th  N.  E.  cor.  Lombard 

Steward  Elizabelli,  widow  Lily  alley  below  Green 

Steward  Henry,  7  South  alley 

•fSteward  John,  labourer  St.  John  above  Poplar 

Steward  John,  carpenter  69  Budd 

Steward  John,  labourer,  Coats  above  8th 

Steward  Matthew,  labourer  above  Race 

Steward  Roger,  inspector  of  leather  U.  S.  arsenal 

Stewardson  Thomas,  merchant  90  Mulberry 

Stewart  Alexander,  merchant  42  Filbert 

Stewart  Andrew,  tavernkeeper  cor.  Vine  and  Front 

Stewart  Andrew,  bridlebit  maker  G.  r.  above  Pitt 

Stewart  Ann,  widow  5  Willow  court 

Stewart  &  Barger,  paiaters,  he.  73  Dock 

Stewart  Charles,  bonnet  warehouse  27  north  2d 

Stewart  Deborah,  widow  72  south  5th 

Stewart  ESizabeth,  widow  and  nurse  190  Cherry  ab.  5th 

Stewart  Francis,  smith  373  Sassafras  ab.  10th 

Stewart  George,  carpenter  Juniper  alley 

Stewart  Isabella,  grocer  102  Shippen 

Stewart 'widow  ot  James  32  north  lOtli 

Stewart  James,  grocer  416  Sas-afras 

Stewart  Sames,  carpenter  17  Plum 

Stewart  James,  grocer  207  south  2d 

Stewart  James,  labourer  back  501  south  2d 

Stewart  John,  grocer  corner  Ilidge  and  Tenth 

Stewart  John,  jour,  print.  120  Cherry 

Stewart  John,  ornament  painter  83  Dock — d.h.  75  Gaskilv 

f  Stewart  John,  waiter  179  south  6th 

Stewsrt  John,  teacher  Fetter  lane 

Stewart  Joseph,  carpenter  115  north  10th 

Stewart  Margaret,  teacher  5  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Stewart  Moses,  late  grocer  394  Race 

Stewart  Paul,  accomptant  260  south  Front 

Stewart  Peter,  japanner  Juniper  below  Spruce 

Stewart  Rachel,  seanr.stress  8  Schriver*s  ay. 

Stewart  Robert,  mariner  13  Little  German 

Stewart  Robert,  smith  15  Pine  alley 

Stewart  Samuel,  :>r.  r>.  18  Prune 

Stewart  Samuel,  brassfounder  2  Trotter's  cour*^ 

Stewart  Samuel  C.  accountant  95  Pine 

Stewart  Susarmah,  widow  ?J  Pinp 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  STI 

itewart  Thomas,  painter,  etc.  73  Dock— d  h.  7  Lodg*- 

Stewart  Thomas,  7  north  12th 

Stewart  Thomas,  102  Plunra 

Stewart  Thomas,  carpenter  182  Lombard 

Stewart  William,  shallopman  Lolar's  court 

Stewart  William,  bricklayer  20  Queen  (S.) 

Stewart  William,  innkeeper  sign  of  Lamb  1st  Gate  Lan.  r. 

Stewart  Walter,  late  carpenter  Sch.  7th  ab.  Arch 

Stewart  William,  carpenter  11  Knight's  court 

Stewart  William  H.  ornamental  painter,  japanuer    and 

guilder  29  Chestnut 
Stewart  William,  wine  merchant  31  S.  Second— h.  h.  18 

Prune 
Stickney  Enoch,  shoemaker  back  88  north  Front 
Stickney  Samuel  B. labourer  Brown  ab.  Oak  (N.  L) 
Stiffer  John,  rope  maker  2nd  ab.  Greenwich 
Stiles  Ann,  widow  12  Callowhill 
Stiles  Edward,  accoutant  Tammany  3  doors  ab.  3d 
Stiles  Henry,  lumber  merchant  yard  Stile's  wharf  Oak 

(N,  L.)— dwelling  411  north  Front 
Stiles  Henry  &  Co.  lumber  merchants  Oak  (N.  L.)  ab.  Coats 
Stiles  John,  morocco  dresser  576  N.  3d 
Stiles  John,  drayman  440  north  Front 
Stiles  Robert,  cabmet  maker  Cherry  n.  Sch.  6th 
Stiles  Samuel,  cordwainer  Bultonwood  bel.  5th 
Stiles  widow  of  John,  411  north  Front 
Sffles  Thomas  T.  city  commissioner,  and  late  editor  of 

the  True  American  179  N.  Front 
Stille  George,  gentleman  S.  E,  cor.  Walnut  and  8th 
Stills  Benj.  merchant  33  S.  Water—d.  d.  Chestnut  bel.  11th 
Stilly  Mary,  gentlewoman  40  south  Front 
Stille  Catharine,  widow  of  Samuel  204  Walnut 
Stillman  Elizabeth,  widow  BelHngs  court 
Stillman  Thomas,  hair  dresser  345  S.  Frofit 
Stillwell  Catharine,  widow  33  German 
Stilhvell  Joseph,  cordwainer  Union  alley 
Stillwell  John,  cordwainer  4  Barron 
Stilwagon  Frederick,  iron  merchant  N.  2rid  n.  Callowhill 
Stiltz  John  D.  baker  18  Mulberry 
Stimbe  Geo.  S.  apothecary  to  N.  L.  Dispensary  37  Green 
Stimmel  Philip,  tobacconist  back  22  N.  10th  ab.  Filbert 
Stiles  Ann,  widow  98  Cedar 
Stinceman  Jacob,  cordwainer  Greenwich  st. 
Stinceman  Jacob,  jun.  cordwainer  Plum 
Stinceman  John,  gardener  cor.  3d  and  Carpenter 
Stinceman  Peter,  cordwainer  op.  587  south  2<1 
Stinehoner  Elizabeth 
Stinchraan  Casper,  Sorrel  horse  inn  F.  r. 
Stine  Easther,  widow  Rugan 
Siine  Jacob,  mariner  German 
Stine  Pel«r,  maltster  115  Cherry 
Stinebeck  Adam,  victualler  Lawrence  ab.  Woo". 
^>tinefbrd  George,  baker  back  353  S.  Front 


STO  PAXTO.v's  ANNUAL. 

Stineman  Jacob,  cordwainer  12  Plum 

Stin^r  Eve,  widow  near  8  Kunckle 

Sting«r  John,  baker  140  nortli  Front 

Stinger  /oseph,  coachman  back  176  Race 

Stinmetz   Peter,  brush  maker  237   12  High— d.  h.  back 

19  north  Eighth 
Stinson  John,  cordwainer  31  Union 
Stites  Humphrey,  Pilot  102  Swanson 
Stites  Peter,  taylor  8  Little  Water 
Stites  Richard,  ship  master  156  south  10th 
Stitler  Jacob,  maltster  135  north  6th 
Slivers  Gideon,  carpenter  Camden  N.  /. 
St.  John  Mary,  widow  24  Cox*s  ay. 
St.  John  Mai'y,  Juniper  alley 
St.  John  widow  of  Oliver  Fitzwaller  ab.  6th 

St:  John ,  back  Beck's  alley 

Stock  Catharine,  gardener  Tammany  near  Fourth 

Stock  Fredrick,  carpenter  Tammany  near  Fourth 

Stock  John,  painter  etc.  11  south  7ih 

Stock  Philip,  carpenter  Noble  bel.  6th 

Stockdale  Geraldus,  teacher  6  Plum 

Stocker  Anthony,  mercht.  118  Pine 

Stocker  J^mes,  wooJsav^'yer  Browne  near  4th 

Stocker  John  C.jun.  222  Pine 

Stocker  Margaret,  genilewoman  193  south  Front 

Stocker  Robert  Boarding  house  17  Vernon 

Stockky  Mary,  widow  32  Chestnut  (see  .*?;o^f'^ 

Stokelv  S.  tailor  1  Swanson  {jJ*  78  Penn 

Stocke'ly  Wm-  taylor  6  1-2  N.  6th 

Stockman  Christian,  mariner  back  27  Beck's  ay. 

Stockman  /acob,  thimble  maker  etc.  90  south  2d 

Stockton  Charles,  taylor  23  Chestnut 

Stocton  &  Howell,  proprietors  of  the  N.  Y,  Baltimore  aid 

Lancaster  stages— Office  43  north  4lh 
Stockton  Elias,  m.  i>.  82  soutli  Eighth 
Stockton  Wm.  T  proprietor  of  stages  41  and  43  S  4h 
Stoddard  John,  merchant  111  N  7th— d  h  SEcorRac 

and  Seventh  (see  Sloleart  IS^  Stolhear 

Stoeman  Samuel,  shipmaster  373  south  Front 
Stogdon  Job,  shallopman  Oak  (N.  L.) 
Stokely  &  Arey,  1  Swanson  corner  Cedar 
Stokely  Prittyman,  cordwainer  298  south  Front 
Stokes  Abraham,  cordwainer  458  south  2d 
Stokes  B.  O-J    fiour  and  feed  store  221  north  Front 
Stokes  Benjamin,  flour  siore   221  north  Front — d-  h.  'J'- 

Ke\'s  alley 
Stok;.'S  Charles,  merchant  lower  54  south  2d 
Stokes  Ellis,  hardvare  mercliantsr  High  8i  26  Ar-h 
Stokes  Jacob,  tailor  299  Vine 
Stokes  John,  ctrpenter  111  Lombard 
Stokes  Joseph,  flour  store  13  Keys  alley 

Stokes  Joseph,  flour  merchant  221  north  Front~d.  h.  1" 

Keys  alley 

Stokes  Joshua,  floir  m^rcc.ant  N.  Fro  r  -     N')i)le — o.  ii. 

6Strawbcrrv' 


P^ILADELPHiA    DIRECTOilY  STO 

iS'lokes  Joshua  jr.  carpenter  23  New  Market 

Stokes  Mary,  gentlewoman  197  Spruce 

/S'lokes  Stogden,  wheelwright  317  Race 

•S'tokes  Susan,  widow  boarding  house  56  north  Front 

'S'tokes  Thomas,  late  tax  coUecior  299  Tine 

6'tokes  Thomas  jr.  plasterer  47  Mechanic 

Stokes  William  A.  lumber  merchant  Browne  n.  Oak — d.  h- 

19  Browne 
Stokes  William,  boot  and  shoemaker  158  north  2d 
Stoltz  Michael,  boot  and  shofemaker  447  north  3d 
Stone  Andrew,  plumber  61  Walnut— d.  h,  north  2d 
Sione  Asaph,  merchant  70  south  Fifth 
S.one  8c  Coffee,  plumbers  61  Walnut 
Stone  Dexter,  merchant  128  south  Third 
Stone  Elizabeth,  widow  back  31  Charlotte 
Stone  Joel  &  Co.  merchants  14  Chestnut 
Stone  John,  coachmaker  147  1-2  south  2d- 
Stone  Mary,  milliner  103  nopih  2d 
Stone  &  Tood,  merchants  63  south  Front 
Stone  Thomas,  innkeeper  14  Cullowhill 
Stone  William,  hair  dresser  315  south  Front 
Stoneman  Joseph,  plai&terer  back  111  Browne 
Stones  Samuel,  merchant  66  south  Eighth 
Stoops  Ann,  teacher  Goforth  above  Carter's  alley 
Stop  John,  merchant  223  north  Third 
Storer  Samuel,  sea  captain  196  south  Fifth 
Stork  Aaron,  merchant  453  High 
Stork  Henry,  innkeeper  53  Vine 
Stork  Henry  &  Co.  grocers  387  south  Front 
Storey  William,  blacksmith  back  124  Lombard 
Storms  John,  19  Cun-ant  alley 
Story  James,  mariner  52  George 
Story  George,  book  folder  9  Gray*s  alley 
Story  Elizabeth,  widow  24  Plum 
Story  Polly,  hiickster  Stamper's  alley 
Stotesbury  Arthui-,  sea  captain  59  Almond 
Stotsenburgh  Margaret,  widow  Race  above  8th 
Stotsenburgh  Christopher,  cordwainer  Race  above  7i'd 
Stothart  William,  merchant  244— d.  h.  349  High 
Stotheard  John,  drover  and  grocer  Broad  above  Race 

[.see  iStoddcrt 
Stott  Jacob,  carpenter  Acorn  alley 
Stous  M;iry,  widow  109  Cherry 
Stouse  Joseph,  m.  d.  417  N.  2d  corner  Coals* 
Stout  George  P.  well  digger  125  Coats' 
Stout  George,  454  north  3d 
Stout  George,  bricklayer  6th  near  Poplar  lane 
Stout  Jacob,  hatter  next  26  Sassafras  alley 
Stout  John,  saddle  &  hai'ness  maker  85  Passyunk 
Stout  John  L.  carpenter  369  north  4th 
Stout  John,  whip  maker  454  north  3d 
Stout  Margaret,  Merriott's  lane  above  4th 
Stout  Mary,  widow  46  Queen 
Stout  Wm.  O.  sugar  boiler  51  Callowhill 
Stover  Samuel,  shipmaster  196  south  Fifth 


STR  rAXTON's  ANNUAL 

Stow  John  I.  shipwright  Marlbro'  near  HaU 
Stow  Charles,  taylor  38  norih  6ih 
Stow  Jeremiah,  mariner  43  Noble 
Stow  Jolin,  turner  76  Sassafras 

Stowers,  widow  of  John,  N.  W.  cor.  High  &  Scl:u\ll.  6tb 
Stoj  Ann,  Widow  boarding  house  Brusters  court 
Stoy  Henry,  shipwright  Beach  below  Marlbro* 
Stoy  Susannah,  widow  180  Spruce 
Strap  James,  mariner  103  Christian 
Strack  Christian,  flour  inspector  Steinmetz*s  court 
Strahan  J.  grocer  8tc.  N.  \V.  corner  Walnut  and  13th 
Strahan,  widow  of  Gregory,  190  south  Sth  below  Pine 
Stract  Rebecca,  wiaow  S.  W.  cor  St.  John  and  Tamman  . 
Strack  Christian,  flot.i-  mercht.  99  N.  Water 
Strang  James,  ferryman  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Strahan  Charles,  engraver  190  south  8th  below  Pme 
Strah.n  Joi^epl^  carpenter  284  Lombard 
Straker  Stisanna,  gentlewoman,  cor.  Carpenter  (S.)  h  5iu 

[see  Streuker. 
Stranaghan  James,  weaver  233  Shippen 
Stratton  Albert,  labourer  Queen  ab.  Shakamaxon 
Stratton  Benjamin  druggestSll  N.  2d 
Stratton  Benjannin,  ^  Co.  druggists  311  N.  2d 
Stratton  Benjamin,  blockmaker  115  Water-«d.  h.  73 

Union 
Stratton  Clayton,  clerk  183  Green 
Stratton  John,  masonic  hotel  28  S.  6th 
Stratton  Levi,  carpenter  75  Budd 
Stratton  Wm.  oak  cooper  Coats  near  4th 
Stratton  Rev.  Tithian,  Queen  n.  Shackamaxon 
Stratton  Wm.  starch  manufacturer  Maiden  n.  Stone 

Bridge 
Straw  Christian,  hoitler  193  8th 

Strawbridge  George,  merchant  73  S.  Front 
Strawbridge  John  If  George,  merchants  73  S.  Front 

— d.  h.  119  Pine 
Strawbridge  Anthony  drayman  Say 
Strawbridge  John,  merchant  73  S.  Front—d,  h-  20t 

Spruce 
Streaper  Richard,  distiller  198  S.  3d 
Strech  Amy,  widow  119  S.  Front 
Street  John  &  son  varnish  manf,  20  Dock 
Street  Robert,  shoemaker  Beach  n.  Maiden 
Street  Thos.  boot  and  shoemaker  197  N.  2d 
Streeton  John,  innkeeper  Penn  n.  maiden 
Streeton  Wm.  shipwright  Oak  near  Coats 
Streiby  Joseph  Brass  founder  402  N.  Front 
Streiby  Adam,  carpenter  402  N.  Front 
Strerabeck  Jacob,  sen.  measurer  of  painters  work  N. 

W.  cor.  George  and  6th 
Strembeck  John,  tavemkeeper  Ridge  r.  ab.  Frarcis 
StreT)er  John,  nail  cutter  440  N.  v3d 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  STL 

Stretcher  Fenix,  carpenter  129  S.  6th 
Stretch  Nathaniel,  bricklayer  Bakers  ct 
Stephens  Mrs.  widow  Goforth  alley- 
Strieker  Barbara,  widow  come- r  Ann  and  Wood 
Strieker  Charles,  skindresser  Newmarket  near  Pegg 
Strieker  Daniel,  coppersmith  Margaretta  below  Cable 
Strieker  Elias,  shipwright  Liberty  alley  near  Duke 
Strieker  Leonard,  tanner  60  Green 
Strieker  Margaret,  widow  254  north  Front 
Strieker  Susan,  widow  25  Callowbill 
Strickland  Aaron,  hostler  Camden  New  Jersey 
Srickland  John  jun.  carpenter  5  Clever  alley 
Strickland  John,  sen    carpenter  5  Clever  alley 
Strickland  Wm.  architect  and  engineer  47  Filbert 
Strieby  Adam,  carpenter  402  north  Front 
Strieby  Joseph,  brasstounder  402  north  Front 
Streiper  John,  labourer  north  6th  above  Poplar 

{See  Stryker 
Stringer  widow  of  Peter,  14  Sugar  alley 
Stringfield  William  K.  148  Sassafras 
Stroby  George,  labourer  106  Christian 
Strock  Daniel,  combmaker  274  St  John 
Strock  Joseph,  tailor  309  north  Front 
Srockbine  Ht  nry,  caulker  Prince  near  Palmer 
Siroop  John,  labourer  George  near  Third 
Stroop  John,  tavernkeeper  26  Franklin  court 
Stroud  Thomas,  grocer  58  T^orth  Front 
Slroup  John,  tailor  127  north  Front 
Stroup  John  ^  Son,  tailors  4  north  Water 
i'troupJohn,  jim.  tailor  4  north  Water— d.  h.  north  2d 

al>A'e  Vine 
Strngle  James,  carpenter  Rose  ay  ab.  Tammany  N.L. 
Srvicer  Peter  A.  dry  goods  store  125  north  2d 
Stuart  Jamf  s,  inspector  of  cnstonis  155  Cedar 
Stuart  James,  grocer  207  south  2d 
•ftuart  Jas.  plasterer  northeast  cor.  Locust  and  Black- 
berry alUy  \^See  Stenvart 
Stuart  William,  carpenter  264  St.  J)hn 
Stuart  J  hn,  cai/metmak  r  75  Lombard 
i^tuckert  H.  jr.  drug^Mst,  &c.  cor.  Shippe n  and  Second 
Stueva  W.  F.   cheniis    cor.  Arch  and  Twelfth 
Srull  Adam,  s-hoeinaker  334  Sassafras 
stull  Wiilam,  jr.  shoemaker  288  Arch 
Saill  Wilhatn,  wood  sawyer  back  292  Arch  ab.  10th 
Sturck  J;iCob,  shoemaker  4th  near  Gi^or^e 
S  urdcvant  Stephen,  enj^raver  6  Bell's  court 
Sturi^f  s  Anthony,  innkeeper  Ridge  road  above  Francis 
Sujrges  Klizahetlj  widow  115  Christian 
Htu'i?;es  (Jeorge,  s!ioem:^ker  316  south  2d 
S'  urire>i  Jolin,  paper  liao^f  r  l6u  south  Third 
i^tari^es  Nathaiil.  paperhangrr  Spr.ire  W.  Sch.  Front 
Stiuxis  Daniel  blacksmi'h  71  Que^r)  ^  (lane 
Stai^is  Jolui,  paperhanger  160  south  Third 


SUT  paxtons'  annual 

Sturgis  Peter,  shoemaker  N.  E.  corner  Lombard  and  2p.d 

Sturgis  Stokely,  storekeeper  116  north  Second 

Sturgis  William,  teacher  36  Passyunk  road 

Stutzell  Jacob,  labourer  241  St.  John 

Stull  John,  cellar  digger  214  Vine 

Styers  John,  white  lead  worker  Alder  alley 

Suiter  Joseph,  watchman  at  Bank  Camden  (N,  J.) 

Suiters  Enoch,  labourer  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Suiters  William,  ferryman  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Suker  Henry,  cordwainer  Wood  above  Queen 

Suker  Philip,  caulker  Wood  above  Queen 

Sullender  W.  widow  inkeeper 

S^ulger  Christian,  baker  161  St.  John 

Salger  Jacob,  jun.  Secretary  to  Marine  Insurance  Compa- 
ny 161  Mulberry 

Sulger  Jacob,  sea  captain  77  Christian 

Sullivan  Charles,  merchant  243  High 

Sullivan  John  T.  stationer  N.  E.  cor.  of  Front  and  High, 
d.  h.  241  Spruce 

Sullivan  Joshua,  (Spread  Eagle  Inn)  N.W.  corner  Ninth 
and  High 

Sullivan  Margaret,  widow  161  Vine 

Sullivan  Myers,  mariner  EmHns  court 

Sullivan ,  widow  Millars  court 

tSuUy  Peter,  mariner  292  south  Third 

Summerfield  Jiames,  baker  U.  S.  Arsenal 

Summerel  Sarah,  widow  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Summers  Andrew,  accountant  43  Walnut 

Summers  Catharine,  widow  Xoble  near  Second 

Summers  G.  carpenter  25  Powell 

Summers  Hannah,  widow  15  Summer's  court 

.Summers  Henry,  brewer  13th  near  Sassafi-as 

Summers  Isaac  huckster  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Summers  John,  shoemaker  23  Mary  (S.) 

Summers  J.hn,  nailer  Millers  alley 

Summers  Joseph,  cordwainer  back  251  St.  John 

Summers  Philip,  Chestnut  corner  Sch.  6th 

Summers  Samuel  M.  &.  Fotterall,  jun.  dry  goods  store 
S.  E.  corner  of  Cedar  and  Second 

Summers  S;ii»uel  .M.  224  Pine 

Sumers  Ann,  widow  Camden  (N.  J.) 

Sumers  Jolin,  Camden  (N.J.) 

Sumerset  Jacob,  cabinet  maker  7^  3.  5:h— .1.  h.  Spruce 

Summerbin  Wiliiam,  Cumden  (X.J.) 

Summerville,  {see  Somet-xnle 

Sumpton  Rebecba,  cake  baker  154  Arch 

Suplee  Jesse,  curbstone  setter  Sch.  ^^ih 

Suplee  Jonas,  carpenter  40  CarpMiler 

Super  J.  coo,  cabinet  maker  162  N.  Front— d.  Is.  back  18 
Key's  .'tlley 

Suphore  K  ymond,  stevedore  back  219  Swanson 

Sciiyri,LiKv.,-5,  Cou.-iT  ns.  S.  \\.  corner  Hisjh  anU  TwclTth 

Surrick  John,  caulkcir  Wood  near  Duke' 

t>i-U.crIand  Daniel,  late  sirinwrigiit  ^^  Plum 


P^HILADELFHIA   DIRECTORY.  SWF 

Stttlierl and  Joel  B.  m  d.  66  Georj^e  (5.) 

Sater  Joseph,  cabinet  maker  450  nmih  3d 

Sutler  Ann,  strekeeper  30  north  6th 

Suttt-r  Charles  J.  tobacconist  222  north  3d 

Sutte;  Daniel,  late  grocer  97  New 

Sutter  Sa.niuel,dry  gor>ds  store  keeper  286  north  3d 

Sutton  John,  shipwright  Queen  near  Shackaniaxon 

Sutton,  widow  of  B.  carier  Oak  near  Browne 

gutton  George,  shipwright  Marlbro*  neai*  Prince 

Sutton  Edward,  ship  carpenter  Hinover  near  Princr 

fSutton  John,  mariner  248  Lombard 

Sutton  John,  gunsmith  55  Duke 

Sutton  Mary  &  Ann,  tayloresses  9  Willing's  alley 

Sutton  Samuel,  labourer  Oak  (N.  L.)  nesr  Brown 

Sutton  Sarah,  of  Jesse  31  Gillie's  alley 

Sutton  Wm.  shipbuilder  Queen  near  Marlbro' 

Swab  Joseph,  currier  377  north  2d 

Swager  Jane,  nurse  widow  3  Fromberger's  ct. 

Swain  E  storekeeper  58  south  Fouvtii 

Swain  Rebecca,  widow  3  Poplar  alley] 

Swain  John,  mariner  31  German 

Swain  John,  painter  and  glazier  301  north  2d 

Swain  Shubel,  sea  captain  Green  below  4th 

Swain  Villis,  tobacconist  Crown 

Swaine  Francis,  boot  and  shoemaker  179  S,  Front 

Swain  Sophia,  shopkeeper  365  norih  2d 

Swan  Robert,  silversmith  &  umbrella  raanuf.  75  south  26. 

Swan  Andrew,  tanner  574  north  3d 

Swan  S.  bottler  and  corkcutter  2  south.  3d  and  co- 

and  5th 
Swallow  Jacob,  labourer  George  near  Tettth 
Swanson  Andrew,  bottler  12  Argyle 
Swarer  Peter,  366  north  3d 
Swanson  John,  mate  6  Perkinpine  cf, 
Swartz  Ciitharlne,  grocer  204  south  Third 
Swartz  Daniel,  carpet  weaver  299  noi-th  3d 
Swartz  George,  taylorl24  north  Water 
Swartz  George,  carpet  weaver  319  jiorth  3d 
Swartz  Jicc)l),  shipjoiner  Shackamaxon 
Swart/  M.ry,  widow  Heaisticker*s  court 
Sweat  Joseph,  labourer  Pleasant  above  Charles 
Sweeny  Archibald,  labourer  Chestnut  W.  Sch.  Sth 
Sweeny  Benjamin,  painter,  etc.  238  south  4th'' 
Sweeny  Hugh,  grocer  20  Crab  corner  Shippen 
Sweeny  Juliana,  widow,  shopkeeper  N.  E.  cor.  Cedat 
Sweo^ny  Martha,  boarding  hous^  54  south  lUh  (&  4tl4 
Sweeny  Miles,  labourer  Say 
Sweeny  Owen,  labourer  8  Hurst 
Sweeney  Samuel,  gnicer  347  German 
Sweet  ifenry  glue  and  whip  manuf.  Emlin's  court 
Sweeten  Gideon,  shallopman  Stephen's  court  N.  Front 
Sweeten  AVm.  chai-Maker  262  S.  5th 
Sweitzer  widow  of  Michael,  Stein metz's  court 
Swelk  Heniy,  labourer  G.  r:  abov«  2d 

U4 


AL  taxixjn's   annual 

.^vvptt  John  B.  merchart  125  south  Front  &  73  S.  8th 
Sweyer  Henry,  grocer  195  north  3d— d,  h.70  N.  7th.' 
Swe>cT  tjT*  KooH'-,  grocers  195  N  Sd 
Swift  John  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  office  south  6th  be- 
low Chestnut — d.  h.  81  south  11th  (Pine 
^'wift  John  VV.  merchant  211  south  Front — d.  h.  103 
Swim  Daniel,  baker  Camden  N.  J. 
S\v  nney  David,  labourer  Spruce  n.  Sch.  6th 
5'wope  George,  painter,  etc.  7  Browoe  and  34S  N.  2d 
5wope  Walter,  carter  Front  bel.  Federal 
•Sword  A.  C.  storekeeper  70  south  Fourth 
"Svbert  Henr)',  labourer  56  Duke 
5ybert  William  iJOl  St.  John 
5ybird  John,  shoemaker  13th  above  Cedar 
■Sydleman  Caspar,  brashmaker  9  south  alley 
'Shyers  Abliy,  widow  138  Bro^vn 
i^frist  widow  ot  Frederick,  Joint  alley 
Sykes  Ann,  widow  mantvia  maker  149  Cherry 
Sykes  Samuel  M.  ship  broker  Elmsiies  alley  back  q* 

custom  house 
Sykes  \*tfn.  gentleman,  gentleman  222  south  Front 
Sykes  R  W.  attorney  at  law  17  south  5th — d.  h.  222 
Sylvesttr  David,  china 
vSymington  S;trab,  teacher  156  Mulberry 
SyiT.mesand  Scrt,  merchants,  23  north  Front 
Symmes  Thomas  merchant  23  nt^rth  Front 
Syner  Thomas,  shuttlemaker  Thorn's  court 


TABER  ANTIP  \S,  mariner  144  Chestnut 

Taber  Benj.  caulker  Q 'Cen  near  Sh;ickamaxo; 

Taber  John  M.  dry  goods  store  38  north  2i)d 

Tack  Join  C.  bailor  162  Slsippen 

Tackman  Frederick,  sujjar  refiner  14'i'  Coats 

Tacy  John  H.  cordwainer  Stamper.-  ulley 

Tagert  Jost  ph,  president  of  Farmers   and  Mechanicks 

bank  76  south  S  xlh 
Tafgart  I),  rid,  carpenter  Scott's  ;dley 
Taggart  Ji.mt^s.  labourer  Sch.  7tn  near  Spriice 
Tajjgert  Robert,  labourer  Hoti'mans  -alley 
Taggert  Mrs.  of/')I'.n  nn-iriiier  back  20  Arg)l^ 
Taegert  J»»hn,  stoneciittcr  back  208  High 
T:  ggt-rt  WiUiam,  taveiii  keeper  22 '^onth  4lh 
T.'>ggert  widow  otThonns  135  north  2nd 
Taggert  widow,  of  Patrick,  513  noiih  Third 
Talbot  J-nmes,  luickster  Camden  (N.  J.) 
Talbott  /ame.'.,  fruiterer  76  north  Sixth 
TallantJame.s,  merchant  14  south  Front — d.  h.  71  Walni" 
Talle)  M:  ry,  niillintr  169  south  Second 
Tailiana  Christian,  storekeeper  80  Sassafras 
Tallman  George,  victualler  262  north  Front — stall  Callow 

hill  IP  ;rket 
Tallman  George,  carpenter  Prince  ab.  8th 


i*HILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  TAY 

Tallman  Georg-e,  victualler  N.W  cor.  Murg'iirel(a&  Front 
Tollman  H.  boarding  hoase  55  Walnut 
Tallman  Joseph  V-  S.  W.  cor.  Margaretta  and  Front 
Tallmadcre  James  H.  hatter  Sch.  4th  n.  George 
Tafmage  E.  S.  shoemaker  48  north  7th 
Tams  William,  china  merciiant  298  Hi^li 
Tanguy  John,  jeweller  33  north  Third 
Tanner  Benjamin,  engraver  74  soutli  Eighth 
Tanner  Ann,  widow  2  .S.insom 
Tanner  H.  S.  engraver  10  Library — d.  h.  2  Sanson^ 
Tanner,  Kearny  &  Tiebout,  banknote  engravers  10  Libra!  y 
Tanner,  Vallace,  Kearny,  &c.  Co.  eng^nvers  10  Library 
Tanier  Ann,  widow  carpenter  (S)  ab.  4.h 
fanier  John,  ropemaker  cor.  Federal  &  Moyamensin^ 
Tape  M  tayloressSth  belov'  Hudson's  I  me 
fTApico  lleverend  Jacob  Shippen  nb.  ?th 
rapp^n  Wvn.  B.  clock  &c    maker  49  N.  3d 
Tardy  C.  milliner  80  south  Third 
Tarrant  Thomas,  34  Catharine 
TarrisJohn,  sea  capt.  489  south  Front 
ra>ibet  Henry,  slocking  weaver  Sch.  21  bel.  Fine 
Tasca  Jolm  B.  confectioner  112  High 
.Ta^h  Samuel,  grocer  and  carpenter  cor.  Galiowhill  and 

Washington 
Tate  Jane,  widin*  cake  baker  90  X.  9th 
Pate  Joseph,   af   rnty  at  law  50  Walnut — d.  h.  23  N.  6th 
Tatem  Ann  A   \v;;owl88P;ng 
Tatem  Edmund,  sea  capt.  7i  Christian 
Tatem  George,  mate  16  Ann 

Tntem  Jos.  E.  sailmaker78  S.  v/harves— d.  h.  477  S.  Front. 
Tatem  Mary,  widow  Kunckle  bl,  Tammany 
Taws  Chas.  musical  instrument  maker  next  63  south  3d 
Tayler  John,  mariner  49  Mead  alley 
Tayler  widow  of  Alex,  taylor  43  Mechanic 
Taylor  Abraham  F.  hatter  back  92  Crown 
Taylor  Absalom,  !»hoemaker4l  Beck's  alley 
Taylor  Adam,  lii^ger  5c  boarding  house  29  X  Water 
Taylor  Alex.  shij)wng  t  502  soutii  Second 
Taylor  Alex,  mariner  9  Harmony  cjuit 
Taylor  Alice,  widow  207  Cedar 

Taylor  Amos,  mercht.  44  &  45  X  Water— ;L  li.  199  Arcl. 
Taylor  Bankson,  (of  Allen  and  'Taylor)  30  Race 
Taylor  Bei^j.  A.  nailor  45  Cadowhill  (sc.-^es  wharf 

Taylor  and  Belknap  lumber  yard  N.  E.  c  r  Oak  and  Huy- 
Taylor  Benjamin,  bru-hmaker  PO  12  N.  From 
Taylor  Benjamin,  bricklayer  29  ELfreth's  ay  (9th 

Ta}  lor  Ciilt  i>,  wholesale  tlr  li^arist  5  N   Front — J.  h.  63  N. 
Taylor  Catharine,  widow  37  Sinsom  cor.  8th 
Taylor  Ciiarlcs,  cordwainer  Ciiristian  bl.  5th 
Taylor  Catharine  wid->w  Prospt-ruus  ay. 
Taylor  Curiii,  plasterer  66  X  9th 
Taylor  Enoc!:,  brickia)er  29  Elfreth's  ay. 
Tay;ior  Elizabeth  w»<low  418  N  4th 


A  '^  A  paxton's  annual 

Ta\lr;r  Georg-e  B.  byker  21  Hauk 

Taylor  R'jbt.  H  Juniper  c<^r.  Lumbert 

Taylor  George,  jr.  broker  and  translator  of  the  French 

and  Sp  .nish  languages  85  south  Sec(nd 
Taylor  George,  (96th  Regiment  Hotel)  208  Sassafras 
Taylor  G.  &  W.  tin  plate  and  s»heft  iron  workers  89 

north  Front   •        -  •  ,    •    , 
Ta\lor  George  mariner  3  Pottery  ay. 
Taylor  Hester  widow  2aSansom 
Taylor  Isaac,  shoennaker  538  south  Front 
I'aylor  Isaac,  labourer  Chestnut  W.  Schuylkill  8th 
Taylor  Isaac  P.  teacher  80  Crown 
Taylor  Jacob,  fari-ncr  Wood  near  Prince 
Taylor  yacob,  milkman  corner  Wesi  and  Wood 
Taylor  James,  tinman  Rose  alley  above  Ccats 
Taylor  James  N.  merchant  37  Union 
Taylor  James  Rev,  246  Walnut 
Taylor  Jan.es,  shipwright,  67  Budd 
Taylor  James,  carpenter  4ih  near  Christian 
'i'aylrr  J:xnt\  dry  goods  store  25  ncTth  Front 
Taylor  J. remiah,  cordwainer  56  Catharine 
'I'aylor  Jesse,  fruit  st  re  412  High  above  13th 
Taylor  Ji.hn  R.  sailmaker  Spruce  street  wharf — d.h, 

47  Penn 
Taylor  yolm,  Inn-ber  merchant  30  Callowhill 
Taylor  y^hn,  oystenr.aa  127  Swansea 
Taylor  Jolm,  turner  in   metals  and  machine  maker 

30  Chester 
Taylor  John,  victualler  stall  20  New  Market 
'J'aylor  Jo'ji,  cooper  58  Tammany 
Taylor  Johns-jn,  teacher  back  15  south  Eighth 
Taylor  J.St  ph,  plasterer  .Sch.  7th  above  Arch 
TayUr  yosej-h,  shipwri;<,ht  L  berty  alley 
Taylor  Lemuel,  cordwainer  Rachel  near  Poplar 
Taylor  Le^.i,  grocer  200  south  3d  (successor  to  John 

nicks  n) 
Taylwr  L  watchman  G.  r,  below  Timber  alley 
Taylor  L.b  warding  iioute  28  High 
Taylc.rLwis  ijf  S:;n,  shoe  wan  h  use  124  High 
T^.ylor  M.try,  wicl.w  257  Catharine 
Taylor  Mary,  teacher  97  Crown 
Tav lor.  Moses,  teacher  school   N.E.    corner    Button - 

xvo.;d  and  Eighth—d.  h.  2^ 9  CaUowiiill 
Tay'.or  P  Mlip,  sa^Mler  b:ick  47  Christian 
Taylor  Rene,  teixher  of  music  72  north  6th 
I'aylor  Reuben,  oyst  rman  High  O'  arSch.  7th 
Taylor  R(;bert,  commis.ion  merchant  274  High — d.h. 

6  south  Eighth 
Taylor  Mrs.  widow  of  Robert,  Windsor  chair  maker 

133  south  Front 
T:iyl(/r  Samuel,  sea  captain  back  64  Catharine 
T-v lor  Samuel,  ^rn>5i>>maktr  back  90  ncrth  Fro  t 


HillADELPHIA    DIRECTOR^  fElR 

Taylor  Sarah,  boarding  house  117  south  3d 

Taylor  Sarah,  li)0  south  Eighth 

Taylor  Shadrack  &  Joseph,  bookbinders  p4  N.  2d 

Taylor  Simon,  oysttrman  -Fuller's  ailey 

Taylor  ^  Smith,  str)ck,  ficc-brokers  85  south  2d 

Taylor  Tracy,  nailer  Frankford  below  Queen 

Taylor  I'homas,  taiK.r  150  north  Water 

Taylor  Thomas,  grocer  and  tavern  southwest  corner 

Swanson  and  Cedar 
Taylor  William,  lumber  merchant  Oak  (N.  L  )  above  hay 

scales  whur^^— d.  h.  Arch-street  ferry 
Taylor  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker  247  soulh  Front 
Taylor  William,  tallow  chandler  Bi-ooke  court 
Taylor  William,  blucksmiih  Noble  above  Old  York  road 
Taylor  William,  shoe  warehoiise  124  High 
Taylor  Williani,  bricklayer  Crawfords  court 
I'aylor  William,  carpenters.  E.  cor  llih  and  North 
Taylor  Wallace,  morocco  dresser  236  south  Fourth 
Teamer  Henrietta,  17  Black  horse  alley 
Teany  Jacob,  carpenter  49  Mechanic 
Teaney  John,  taylor  77  south  Water 
I'ear  John,  74  Christian 
Tear  Philip,  mariner  88  Shipper* 
Teas  R:ichel,  widow  ciiina  store  50  north  Fron" 
Teas  M^ttliias,  ropem.<ker  Shackamaxoii 
Tedford  Mary,  widow  160  south  Fifth 
Tedrick  Catharine,  widow  74  Vine 
Teel  Ez^kiel,  pilot  15  Beck's  alley 
Teel  Jesse,  15  Becks  alley 
Teel  Rosanna,  widow  403  north  Third 
Teeny  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  125  New 
Teepel  John,  cordwainer  Ohrislian  below  4th 
I'erria  Frederick  Daniel,  teacher  St.  John  cor.  Browne 
lees  Lewis,  groct-r  Cherry  corner  of  Duke  (K.) 
'i'eese  Daniel,  spinning  wheel  maker  150  noi  th  Front 
"Tees  John,  shipwright  tl^herry  near  I'rince 
Tees  Jacob,  shipwiight  Beach  ne:-.r  Mariuorougii 
Tees  Peter,  shipwright  Beach  nenr  Marlborough 
'Teisseire   Andiony,  merchant   247  High — dwelling  294 

Chestnut 
Tempest  William,  carpenter  94  Cedar 
Tempest  R)bert,  jeweller  87  S.  2d — d.  h.  2  Shields  c*t 
Temple  Darnel  G  dry  g'od  s'.oie  40  souih  2d 
Temple  widow  of  Samuel,  shot-maker  Pas.yu  .k  near  6th 
Tennant  Christopher,  stonecuttep  S.-  E.  corner  Teittli  and 

Filben— d  h.  397  High 
Tennant  Mary  Ann.  north  2d  near  George 
Tennent  Jume>,  shop  keeper  158  so-i\h  Water 
Tennery  E.  M  bo.  nling  house  121  Svvaii-,on 
Tennery  Wlli/m,  cordwainer  back  351  nni-ih  3d 
Terradell  Ai'thonv,  159  M  yamensing  road 
Terres  Claries,  carpeni'.'v  4j5  smtli  Front 
ferrill  Ephraim,  fancy  dry  g<'<.d  s'oi-e  65  north  2d 
I'erell  Hannah,  seamstress  2  Fiizwalter 
114* 


VHO  paxton's  annual 

Tei-ry  David,  cordwainer  268  south  Fifth 

Terry  David,  shoemaker  27  Brewer's  alley 

Terry  WiUiam,  worsted  manufacturer  28  Budd 

Teston  JoSiua,  painter  &.c.  Lombard  near  Eleventh 

Teter»l  Francis,  merchant  265  High— d.  h.  2  north  NintU 

Tetler  John,  cordwainer  back  36  Cherry 

Tetter  Henry,  blacksmith  Race  near  Sch.  8th 

Thackara  E'.eanor,  widow  36  south  Sixth 

Thackura  James,  ")  engravers  Academy  of  Fine  Arts 

Thackara  Wm.      3  Chestnut  ab.  lUth 

Thackara  Mark,  tailor  Price's  court 

Thackara  Samuel,  shipcliandler  Spruce  street  wharf — 

dwelling  Front  below  Federal 
Thackara  William,  plaisterer  218  Pine 
Thickrey  Mark,  taylor  113  south  Water 
Thare  Jc  sse.  Cherry  n.  dch.  6th. 
Thaicher  Amos  11.  grocer  corner  4th  and  Gaskill 
Thatciier  A.  Ui'.jj  lumber  merchant  312  north  Front 
Thatcher  r3an,cl,  druggist,  N.  W.  etc.  cor.  High  &  2d 
Thatcher  R.  widow  31  Coats 
Thatchi  r  Samuel,  smith  batk  210  St.  John 
Thatcher  and  Thompson,  druggists,  etc.  cor.  High  &  2d 
rha'.cher  widow  of  Joseph,  396  norih  3d 
Thaw  Benjamin,  merchant  taylor  106  south  2d 
Thaw  Ciiarles,  storekeeper  106  south  2d— d.  h.  37  Duke 
Thibault  and  Brothers,  jewellers  66  south  2d 
Thibault  Felix,  jeweller  66  S.  2d— d.  h.  264  south  Front 
Thibault  Francis,  jeweller  66  south  2d— d.  h.  58  Union 
Thibi.ult  Fred,  goldsmith  66  S  2d  8c  264  S.  Front        {see 
Thibeaud  William,  t.nsmith  316  N.  3d  {Tiebout  &  Tybovt 
Thiel  1  [enry,  printer  Inquire  94  Shippen 
rhi<.l  Maria,  milliner  317  Spruce 
I'hiel  Mary,  shopkeeper  94  Shippen 
rhoburn  ./".imes,  mercha.'U  137  High 
riioburn  John,  merchant  137  High 
Thoburn,  Thompson,  and  Co.  merchants  137  High 
Thomas  Amos,  taylor  60  Sliippen 
Thomas  Amos,  nailer  S:xih  near  Poplar  lane 
Tliomas  Amos,  wheelwright  cor.  Spruce  i>  Sch.  7th 
Thomiis  Ann,  117  north  6ih 
Thomas  Ann,  milkwoman  near  Prat t*s  place 
Thomas  Ann,  teaciief  N.  W.  cor.  4th  and  Vine 
"Thomas  Augustus,  boarding  house  48  Small 
Thomas  B.  inspector  of  customs  136  and  138  Swanson 
TiiomiS  Benjamin,  jun.  accomptant 35  Powell 
Thomas  Benjamin,  storekeeper  Hamilton  village 
Tbom:is  Daniel,  gentleman  1.32  Mulberry 
Tliomas  Daniel,  puper  hanger  20  Cresson's  alley 
Thomas  D.in:el,  J.  flour  !^t  re  63  south  wharves 
Thorn )S  David,  blacksmilli  Ton's  court 
Thomas  David,  doorkeeper  Wasliington  hall  7  Gray's  ay 
Thomas  David,  shoem  .ker  352  north  3d 
Thomas  Ed\va>rd,  merchant  75  New  and  63  N.  Fi'ont 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  THO 

Thomas  Edward,  (Ivy  g-ood  store  88  Vine 
Thomas  Edward,  porlcr.  north  3d  opposite  Beaver 
Thomas  Eli^a,  258  south  6.U 
Thomas  Eliz.<,  widow  Ger.  r.  .-.bove  lit  gate 
Thomas  &  KeViy,  mercliants  75  N'ew 
Thomas  Enoch,  cabinet  maker  21  Pewterplatter  ayi 
Thf4;r,as  Ezra,  labourer  Maribc^ro'  above  Bedford 
Thomas  — — — ,  cabinetmaker  222  Lomb.ird 
"['Fhoma-  Francis,  Avoodsawyer  Elbow  aliey 
rhomas  George  L.  mercliant  45  N.  From — d.  h.  ^  Arch 
Thomas  Henry,  naiior  north  5th  ab.  Buttonwood 
Thomas  Hannah,  u'idow  132  Brown 
Thomas  Is.:ac,  shoemaker  234  south  Fif^.h 
Thomas  Israel,  nailer  Noble  near  3d 
Thomas  Isaac,  shoe  and  mo  occo  leather  store  123  N.  2d 
i'liomas  Jacob,  late  merchant  tailor  25  south  10th 
ThotTias  Jacob,  carpenter  Little  Pine 
Thomas  James,  carpenter  50  Currant  alley 
iThoma;  Jucob,  labourer  139  Cherry 
Thomas  James,  64  Penn 
Thomas  June,  widow  415  north  Front 
I'homas  Jehu,  wheelwrlglit  back  396  Race 
J'homas  J  )hn  II,  merchani  53  High — d.h.  3!  Chestnut 
Thomas  J'ihn  R.  cooper  46  Lombard 
Thomas  &  iJaniel,  grocers  S.  W.  or.  3d  and  Vine 
Thomas  John,  cordwai  ler  44  souih  3d 
Thomas  John,  blacksmith  back  110  Cfierry 
!'hom3s  John  D'  m.  d.  420  north  Froot 
^Thomas  John,  labourer  Merriott';-  I.  above  4th 
Thomas  Jonathan,  m-rchant  97  High 
riioraas  Jonathan,  blacksmith  141  north  6ih 
Thomas  .Tonaihaii,  mercha.il  20  north  Front        * 
Thomas  Jonathan,    salt   m-rcht.   212  north  Front,  store 

cor.  Water  and  Vine 
Thomas  Jonathan  ij"  Go.  suit  store  X.  E.  con>er  Vme  and 

Water 
'i'homas  John,  late  storekeeper  York  road  near  Green 
Tiiomas  &  Jones,  merch:;nts  20  norto  Front 
Thomas  Joseph,  mercht.  20  Key's  alley 
Thomas  Joseph,  salt  mercht.  97  north  5th 
Thomas  Joseph  L.  storekeeper    1   souih    2d — d.   h.  29 

Ke)  's  alley 
Timmas  Jos.  M.  tearher  of  the  French  lang-uage  20  Prun^ 
Thomas  Joshua,  sawyer  Mcritt's  1  .ne  below  5ih 
Thomae  C"  Kille,  merchants  63  nor'h  Froot 
Thoma   Levi,  shallopmaster  312  north  2d 
Thom.as  \farg;.ref,  wilow  274  St.  John 
ri.oma.s  iy  Marsh,  merchants  38  north  Front 
Tiiomas  {V  Marl  in,  merchants  45  north  Front 
Thomas  Martin,  labourer  5  Elbtnv  lane 
fThomas  Nicholas,  labourer  32  Blackberry  alley 
Thomas  Moses,  bookseller,  &c.  52  Chestnut 
Tiiomas  Bajt:hael,  widow  4  Mury  (S  ) 


THO  i'AXTOK^S  ANNUAL 

Thomas  Phoebe,  widow  56  Penn 

Thcmas  Kichard,  caiiikei  580  south  Front 

Thomas  Richard,  labourer  Aich  above  Schuyli.  3d 

Thomas  Robb,  shallopnian  Walker's  ct. 

Thomas  Robert,  black-^milh  Perkerpine's  court 

Thomas  Samuel,  156  Pme 

Thomas  Sarah,  widow  16  Mary  (S  ) 

Thomas  Thomas,  lubf.urer  Shackamaxon  near  Queen 

Thomas  Thomas  G,  combmaker  363  n  )rlh  3d 

Thomas  &  Throckmorton,  merchant*  So  High 

Thomas  Timothy,  dealer  7  Coombes  alley 

■j-Thomas  William,  labourer  near  247  Brown 

-^Thomas  William,  waiter  189  south  7th 

Ti.omas  William,  coal  mercht.  47  south  Wharves 

TLonius  &  Baidvvm,  livery  stable  keepers  13  south  4tt 

Thomas  Zebulon,  saddler,  &c.  13  ncrth  4th 

Thome  ChanesT.  cordwainer  20  Callowhill 

Thomman   Frederick,  merch  tnts  148  Cherry 

Thompsjon  Anthony,  bottler  183  Cedar 

Thi7mp»on  A.  shoemaker  155  north  2d 

Thompson  A  police  officer  and  tavern  keeper  230  S.  3d. 

Thompson  Ab;aliam,  dealf^r  18  Elizabeth 

Thompson  Alexander,  carpenter  Race  near  Broad 

Thompson  Alexander,  chair  and  sopha  maker  127  S.  6tii 

Thompson  Benjamin,  cabmei  maker  64  Tammany 

Thompson  Benjamin,  cabinet  maker  and  grocer  ITSnortb 

2d— d.  h.  Cailowhiil  above  3d 
Thompson  Charles,  n)ercht.  taylor  35  south  3d 
Thompson  David,  labnuier  Broad  near  Vine 
Thompson  David,  grocer  Franklin  r.  cor.  Marlbro' 
'i'hom^son  David,  box  mi.kei  3d  abf)ve  George 
Thompson  Eliza,  widow  186  Lombard 
Thompson  Ei  za.  Walnut  W.  Broad 
Thompson  Eliza,  v.  idow  32  Green 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  40  Cedar 
Thomp.soii  Ellen,  nurse  l6  Greenleaf  point 
Tljompson  Eve,  widow  59  Moyamensing  road 
Tliompson  GtorgeC.  accomptant  28  Powell 
'i*iompsoii  George,  bootmaker  290  south  6'h 
Thompson  (ieorge,   nit-rcht.  and  agent  for*  the   Phoenix 

nail  manuf  company,  58  south  Front 
Thompson  Horace  B.  teacher  N.  E,  cor.  Race&  Chester 
Thompson  I   druggist  cor.  iiigh  and  2d— d.  h.  63  Arch 
Thompsr.n  James,  innkeeper  cor  Water  and  Spruce 
Thompson  J  mes  B.  mercht.  34  N.  Front— 221  Walnut 
Thompson  James  G.  a.  M.  profess'T  of  languages,  univer- 
sity of  Pennsylvania 
Thompson  J.imes  B.  merchant  3-4  north  Front— d.  h.  221 

Walnut 
Thompson  &  Ronaldson,  chair  h  Sopha  makers  127  S.  6'K 
tTliompson  Isaac  labourer  227  iSlnppen 
Thompson  J.  C.  carptnter  120  N.  llth  ab.  Race 
Thompsou  John,  carpenter  Walnut  ab.  32th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  THQ 

Tlionripson  John,  weaver  Queen  bl   shackamaxon 
Thompton  John,  drayman  sch.  7th  ab  Race 
Thompson  John,  bootmak'T  67  N.  Front 
Thompson  John  if  son,  merchants  34  N.  Frcnt 
Thompson  John,  tallow  chandler  14  Mavgaretia 
Thompson  John,  watchman  U.    S.  bank  334  5,  5(1* 
Thompson  John,  quarryman  5paflrord 
Thompson  John,  innkeeper  235  5.  2d 
Thompson  John,  justice  of  the  peace  377  S.  Front 
Thompson /v>hn,  cahco  printer  27  Carters  ay 
fThompson  E  coachman  5hippen  ab.  7th 
Thompson  J.  W  gmccr  N  W  cor  Cedar  and  2Q. 
Thompson  Jonah,  merchant  15  5.  Front 
Thompson  Mary,  widow  26  Brown 
Thompson  Mary,  teacher  24  Lombard 
Thompson  Lyle,  oysterman  154  <Swanson 
Thompson  Phoebe,  widow  Cox;j*s  ay 
Thompson  Richard,  labourer  14  Small 
Thompson  Robert,  grocer  15  High  t^  267  5,  Front 
Thompson  Robert,  mercht  7  N.  Front,  d.  h.  14  S.  12tl 
Thompson  Sarah  widow  of  Andrew  194  Lombard 
Thompson  phoebe  widow  Cox  alley 
Thompson  Samuel,  Pilot  18  Little  Water 
Thompson  Thomas,  carpenter  22  Little  Herman 
Thompson  Thomas,  manner  4  Callowhill 
Thompson  Walter  grocer  N  E  Shippen  &  2d 
Thompson  William,  manner  Prime  ab.  2d 
Thompson  William,  ■■nariner  Pcgg 
Thompson  Wm.  R.  grocer  N  E  cor.  Front  and  Higl 

— dwelling  967  S.  Front 
Thomson  Charles,  druggist  34  Sassafras 
Thomson  David,  hatter  5  south  Second 
Thomson  Edward,  merchant  fS  north  4th — dwelling  13'' 

Chestnut 
Thomson  G.  merchant  15  N.  4'h  &  189  Chestnut 
Thomson  George,  oak  c-oper  39  Penn 
Thomson  ScKlett,  printers  66  D  ck 
i'hcmson  James,  priiiter  66  D  )':k-— d.  h.  1  Heydc-'s  ct. 
rhomson  James,  printer  1  Ileydes  court 
Tliomsnn  Jesse,  m.  d.  34  S3ssafr:.3 
Tliomscn  John  L.  attorney  at  law  1  Heydc*s  court 
rhomson  Mary,  wid'Av  teacher  1  Heyde's  court 
Tliom-on  Peter,  cor.vcyi.nc*  r  157  Mulberry 
rh(;msou  Wm.  L    tavernkeeper  60  D:)ck 
rh'imson  Wm.  c.rpenter  482  Uixe  a w  Jur^iper 
rhomsrn  Wm.  mastmaker  Fi  oiu  near  Federal 
Thomson  Wm.  oakco'^per  17;<nd  25  Penn 
rh(  rman  Nicholas,  rig-g  r  hf».ck  393  south  Second 
Thorn  A'^nv  F.  shoemaker  197  .south  Seventh 
Tliorn  r.'luistiana,  widow  Coa^s  ab.  Eiglitii 
Thorn  Daniel  J.  carpenter  213  south  Seventh 
Thorn  Enoch,  carpenter  Lnmbi'.rd  ab.  Twelfth 


T^IL  paxton's  annual 

Thorn  John,  brickmaker  6th  near  Green 

Thorn  J.  gent.  Tammany  near  York  road 

Thorn  Matilda,  widow  Green  near  Kose  alley 

Thornhill  Ann.  widow  9  Pewterplatter  alley 

Thomhill  Richard,  plasterer  11  Willing's  alley 

Thornton  Robert,  ste\edore  308  South  Front 

Thornton  Mrs.  widow  Drinkers  court 

Thornton  Thomas,  23  Lombard 

Thorp,  Siddall  &  (Jo.  mtrchantsS?  N.  Third 

Thorp  Issachar,  merchant  59  N.  Third 

Thorp  James,  merchant  59  N.  I'hird 

Thorp  John,  nailer  Frank,  r.  ab.  Beach 

Thorp  John,  nader  Alien  n.  Public  Square 

Thouron  N.cholas,  merchant  163  High — d.  h.  18  Powell 

Thouron  Peter,  accomptant  18  Powell 

Throckmorton  Ed.  merchant  89  High— d.  h.  30  N.  9th 

Throckmorton  Joseph  AV.  merchant  53  High — d.  h.  31 

Chestnut 
Thum  George,  m.  d.  57  Almond 

Thum  John,  county  commissioner  and  brickmaker  57  Al- 
mond, kilns  Cedar  above  Broad 
Thu:  ilert  George,  cordwamer  403  N.  3d 
Thunn  Daniel  bookseller  12   So\i\\\  6th  n.  Market — d.  h. 

181  south  Fifth 
Tnursby  Edward,  merchant  21  Vine 
Thurston  Robert,  sea  captain  34  Almond  (Ann 

Thwiag  Franklin,  grocer  8  norih  3d — d.  h.  cor.  Vine  and 
Thwmg  and  Pinder,  grocers  48  norih  3d 
Tibbal  James,  cordwainer  22  Strawberry 
Tice  Elizabeth,  widow  shopkeeper  Beach  n.  High  bridge 
Tice  Richard,  shipmaster  85   Pine  and  bel.  159  Moya- 

mensing 
Tichenor  Richard,  boot  and  shoemaker  42  north  4th 
Tiebout  C.  engraver  218  Walnut    {see  Tybout  &  Thiebautt 
Tiedeman  Niciiolas,  ^ea  captain  66  Catharine 
Tiers  Cornehus,  blockmaker,  etc.  74  and  211  Swanson  & 

near  102  soutli  what  ves 
Tigner  William  U.  teacher  377  north  Front 
Tilghman  Benjamin,  counsc;llor  at  law  142  Chestnut 
Tilghman  Edward,  merchant  111  south  9th 
jTilghman  Joseph,  Sluppen  below  8th 
Tilghman  Thomas,  shopkeeper  Dean's  alley 
Tilghman  widow  ol'  Edward  234  Walnut 
I'ilghman  W  n.  chief  justice  of  the  state  of  Pennsylvaniii, 

(205  Chestnut 
Till  John,  boatbuUder,  Oak  (N   L  )  bel.  Hay  scales 
fTill  Manue>,  woud  sawyer  3  Pium 
Till  Rebecca,  manuia  maker.  2  Baiter's  ct. 
Till  S. IS. .11,  boarding  hou>e  Beach  above  Marlboro' 
Till  William,  -.hipwriglu  0..k  near  Hay  scales 
Tillev  Richard,  m.-viatr  3  Petkenpine  court 
T  Utr  Rvjijeri,  engraver  32  Elfroth's  aiUy 
Tiller  Suinael,  coj^perplate  pnnter  47Dock 
■  Thliiighast  jolin  C.  accomptant  540  south  Front 
Tiilison  Mary,  widow  9  Warner's  cour<^ 


PHiLADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  TOM 

Tilton  Daniel,  merchant  Duck    d.  b.  38  Sansom 

Tilton  and  Fales,  gTocers  435  High— N.  E.  cor.  12th 

Tilton  Eunice,  widow  teacher  89  Coats 

Tilton  Williann,  435  High  N.  E.  corner  12th 

Tilly  Mary,  widow  of  Peter  71  Crown 

Timings  and  Holme,  storekeepers  595  north  Front 

Timings  Thomas,  clerk  to  commissioners  N.  Liberties, 

Timmins  Uriah,  cordwainer  87  Queen     (395  north  Front 

Timon  Peter,  mariner,  Mulberry  n,  Sch.  3d 

tTinch  Peter,  carter  17  Hurst 

Tinney  Joseph,  labourer  Federal  above  Front 

Tite  Charles,  millinery  store  l5l  north  2d 

Tite  Charles  P.  straw  bonnet  warehouse  183  High— d,  h. 

Titler  Robert,  bricklayer  Green  bel,  4th       (151  south  2d 

Titlow  David,  diover  Ger.  r.  »b  1st  gate 

Titlow  George,  jun.  victuallf^r  Gerr.  n.  1st  gate 

Titlow  George,  sen.  drover  Ger.  r.  bel.  1st  gate 

Tittemary  widow  of  John,  Tidmash  aireet 

Tiitemary  S.  widow  400  south  Front 

Tittle  Moses,  bootmaker  153  north  6th 

Tittlow  Jacob,  drover  north  6th  below  Ger.  r. 

Tittlow  John,  drover  G,  road  near  1st  gate 

Tizlar  Frederick,  coppersmith  Walker's  court 

Toad  Margaret,  widow  2  Vernon 

Toby  Simeon,  sea  captain  15  Pine 

Tod  WiUlim,  drayman  Rtoe  n.  Seh.  8th 

Tod  William  H.  attorney  at  law  153  Walnut 

Todd  Alexander,  mate  32  German 

Todd  Henry,  merchant  63  south  Front 

fTodd  James,  coach  driver  4  Fries  court 

Todd  Joshua,  back  296  south  7th 

Todd  Moses,  cabinet  maker  Cherrv  n.  6th 

Todd  Samuel,  P.  of  U.   S.  r.avy  near  37  sotith  10th 

Toland  Henry  merchant  High — d.  h.  7  P'ranklin  row 

Toland  Ji^hn  B.  merchant  268  &  d.  h.  409  High 

Toland  Maris,  Spafford 

Toland  Robeit,  merchant  288— <!.   h.  409  H  gh 

Toland  Thomas  T.  grocer  269  Spruce 

Toland  widow  of  Henry,  409  High 

Tolbert  Joseph,  labourer  79  Moyamensing  road 

Tolbert  Henry,  carpenter,  121  north  11th  above  Race 

Tolbert  Henry,  blacksmith  Hamilton  village 

tTolbert  Murray,  Acorn  all'-y 

•fTolbert  William,  labourer » pposite  36  Blackberry  ay 

t Toleson  John,  coachman  Eighth  above  Cedar 

Tomb  Richardson,  carpenter  180  Lombard 

Tomkin  Nathan,  bricklayer  cor.  4th  and  Queen 

Tomkins  Samuel  B.  oysterman  cor.   Spruce  &  Water 

Tomkins  S'arah,  widow  102  Vine 

Tomkins  Thomas,  bricklayer  SO  Columbia  avenue 

Tomhii  Hudson,  waterman  42  Queen  (S.) 

Tomlin  Isaiah,  carttr  Crown  comer  Prince 

Tomlin  5amuel,  drayman  76  Budd  (tharinc 

Tomlin  A'tokes,  cooper  35  Little  Water — d.  h.  29  Ca- 


TOW  PAXTOIi's  ANNUAL 

Tomliii  William,  waterman  29  Catharine 
Tomlinson  Benjamin,  carpenter  12th  below  Pine 
Tomlinsqn  Benjamin,  cordwaiiier  Merritt'sl.  ab.  5lI. 
Tomlinson  Benjamin,  44  Vine 
Tomlinson  John,  Lancaster  Ijf  Pittsburgh  stage  office 

286  1-2  High— d.  h.  Darbv  r.  be  ow  High 
Tomlinson  R.  carpenter  12th  below  Pine 
Tomson  Margaret,  shoebinder  Lyndall's  court 
Tomson  William,  turner  21  Noble 
TonerxJames,  labourer  Say 
Toner  Michael,  teacher  comer  13th  and  Filbert 

\_See  Turner 
Tonge  Christopher,  blackball  and  water  colour  maker 

86  Lombard 
fTondiier  Augustine,  hairdresser  74  Dock 
i\)ole  Arthur,  grocer  corner  6ih  and  Cedar 
Toole  Ebenezer,  carter  10  Pewterplatter  alley 
Toole  Mary,  grocer  32  Columbia  avenue 
Topham  John,  carpenter  and  constable  northeast  cor. 

12th  and  Spruce 
Topham  Reuben,  tinsmith  Arch  near  Juniper  below 

Broad  \^See  Tapham 

Toppin  Jane,  widow  62  Small 

Torans  Abraham,  labourer  Ann  W.  Schuylkill  12th 
Torbet  W^illiam,  boarding  house  Bryans  alley 
Torens  Samuel,  north  2d  alx)ve  Poplar 
Torr  John,  boot  and  shoemaker  111  Sassafras 
Torr  Joseph,  carpenter  Torr's  court 
Torr  widow  of  Josiah,  33  Mechanic 
Torres  Manuel,  147  south  lOrh 
Torress  Bernard,  tinsmith  54  Lombard 
Tonigny  Cathaiine,  SpafFord 
Toureson  Stephen,  shipwriggt  Poplar  above  Fron; 
Touze  John,  gunsmith  101  south  2d 
Towell  W^illiam,  brushmaker  4ih  below  Christian 
Towers  A.nn,  widow  1  Myers  court 
Towers  Ann  Mrs.  of  James,  Quince  bel.  Locust 
Town  John,  shipwright  418  norili  Front 
Town  Joseph,  boatbuilder  Trimble's  court 
Town  Robert,  accomptant  114  south  PVighih 
Town  Thomas,  printer  41  Vine 
Town  widow  of  Thomas,  310  north  Front 
Towner  Silden,  smith  3  Burds  court 
Townley  James  ladies'  shoemaker  557  south  2d 
Townsend  C.  clock  and  watchmakei*  105  Cijestnut 
Townseiid  &£.  Crcason,  lumber  merciits.  cor.  Green  $c  4th 
fTownsend  Elrey,  stevedore  Cedar  above  7tn 
Townsend  Isaac,  labourer  Old  Yoik  road  below  Tanr)ma9fr- 
Townsend  John  jr.  clock  and  wutch  maker  2  north  5lh 

near  Market — d,  h.  36  Spruce 
Townseiid  John,  c.ibinei  mriker  86  Spruce 
Townsend  John,  shallopmen  3  Callowhill 
Townsend  Jonathan,  sta  captain  68  Tarnmary 


rHILAOELPHIA   2>fRXer«]tT.  TRE 

ToA'Yisend  Joseph,  lumber  mercha-U  216  north  Fourth 

Tov/nsend  William,  dry  good  store  191  south  2d 

Touson  Wiliam,  mariner  29  North  alley 

Toy  \iKlrew,  shipwright  20  Mary  (S.) 

Toy  Andrew,  boot  and  shoemaker  158  north  Eighth 

Toy  B.  bricklayer  126  Locust 

Toy  Isaac,  fisherman  Queen  near  Beach 

Toy  John,  ship  carpente  Queen  nf  ar  Shackamaxon 

Toy  John  M.  labourer  Malbro*  below  Prince 

Toys  Mattliias,  ropemaker  Shuckamaxon  near  Bedford 

Toy  Nicholas,  364  south  Front 

Tracey  Hugh,  north  east  comer  3d  and  High 

Tracy  F.d Ward,  grocer  and  tavern  keeper  Chestnut  n.  13tb 

Tracy  widoM  of  Edward  High  W.  Sch.  2d 

Tracy  widow  of  John,  14  Crab 

Trader  William,  tador  Grays  alley 

Tram  Heiny  H.  carpentr  46  Pa&syttnk 

Tram  M^ry,  widow  34  New  market 

Traner  Fehx,  grocer  166  S\vanson 

Fraquair  Ann,  widow  of  James,  S  north  Tenth 

Traquair  Thomas,  &  Co.   marble  masons — yard  N.  W. 

comer  Filbert  and  Tenth 
iVaquair  Adam,  stonecutter  N.  W.  corner  Filbert  &  10th 

— d.  h.  11th  above  Filbert 
Fraak  John,  mariner  back  21  Little  (German 
Trautwine  Wm.  gentleman  54  Green 
Trautwine  W.  cooper  and  guager  13  north  Wharves— d. 

h.  97  north  W^ter 
*i  ravelli  Francis,  crockery  store  35  Green 
Travers  Frederick,  sea  captjiin  563  south  Second 
Travis  J^osluia,  glass  blower  Juniper  alley 
Travilla  Jiames,  cord  wain  r  25  Pewterpb,t*er  alley 
Fradeway  William  &  Henry,  Jabourer  Ger.  r.  bci  2nd 
Treisseire  Anthony,  merchant  247  Market— d.  h.  294 

Chestnut 
Treleasf  Charles,  trader  495  Sassafras 
Tririchel  Charles  G.  233  Loaibavd 
Treic!jel  Ge  rge,  chairniakfr  N.  5th  below  Race— d.  h,  6 

Hinkles  court 
Tieichel  George,  chairraaker  104  N.  5th — d.  h.  6  Hin- 

kels  court 
Tregamain  Godfrey,  sea  ciptain  257  south  Fourth 
Tree  Lambert,  sailmaker  33  south  wiiarves— il.  ii.  156  S, 

Front 
Tree  Lambert,  sailmaker  33  S.  Wharves— d.  h.  136  souf  h 

Front 
Fress  Thomas,  carpenter  170  south  Fifth 
Trees  Eleanor,  widow  25  Currant  alley 
Tresse  George  G.  apo'hecary  to  Phi.'a  iel.  Dispenstrf 
Trem per  Henry,  njercUan.  21  nort'.  Front 
Tremper  J  l.n,  merchant  28  aorth  Front 
Trertiv-r  Mr.iihew,  carprnt; -  Cai^iden  (N.  X) 
Trevei!? r  John,  carpenter  77  Locust 

115 


TRO  paxton's  annual 

Trexler  George,  victualler  G.  road  near  Secoid— stall  15 

N.L.  Market 
Trexler  Jacob,  hairdresser  and  bleeder  143  north  Front 
Trextler  John,  cordwaiiier  back  479  north  Front 
Tribbet  widow,  of  Wm.  FitzsvaUer  above  8th 
Trial  Peter,  carpenter  39  Mechanic 
Tribout  Francis,  hairdresser  89  south  Front 
Trider  Lewis,  farmer  Duke  near  Cherry  (K) 
Trickett  William,  brass  founder  Cedar  above  10th 
Tricebaugh  George,  labourer  cor.  IVIalbro  &  Prince 
Trimble  H.  tailor  and  innkeeper  6  Stamper's  alley 
Trimble  Lewis,  grocer  32  Walnut 

Trimble  Robert,  merchant  43  Walnut— d.  h.  185  C!»erry 
'I'rimble  Samuel,  shipwright  1 1  Christian 
Trimble  Sarah,  Kugler's  coui*t 
Trimner  Francis,  music  master  S.  W.  corner  Shippen  and 

Passyunk 
Trimmel  Robert,  carpenter  Davis's  court 
Trimnul  Cornelius,  tax  collector  386  norlh  Front 
Trindle  T.  teacher  21  south  Seventh 
Trinkle  John,  currier  Wittman's  alley 
'I'ripp  John,  currier  122  Callowhill  S.  W.  cor.  Kunckle 
Tripple  Anthony,  slioemaker  70  norlh  Fifth 
Triple  Daniel,  hog  victualler  Charles  street — stall  18  New 

Mr-.rket 
Tripler  Jacob  &  Co.  grocers  231  north  Second 
Tripler  Jacob,  grocer  238  N.  2d— d.  h.  Si.  John 
Tripler  Jacob,  cordwainer  Plea.snni  ab.  Charles 
Tripner  George,  shoem.'d?er  James'  street 
Tripner  Geo.  jr.  vict.  Pleasant  near  R.  road 
Troll  Mary,  widow  340  south  Front 
Trood  Alexander  S.  teacher  5  Applelree  alley 
Troth  Susan,  28  New  Masket 
Troth  y/m.  jeweller  2y4  Race 
Troth  Henry  iSi'Co.  druggists  etc.  222  High 
Trott  B-njamin,  miniature  painter  26  Little  George 
Trott  Fj-ederick,  i-opc  maker  Carpenter  (S)  ab.  Fit'lii 
Trotter  Joseph,  accoUi>tant  90  Vine 
Trotter  ./"oseph,  rnercharft  47  norh  Front— d,  h.  90  V.:,- 
Trotter  &  Crap,  milliners  30  Mulberry 
Trotter  Mary,  widow  12  Branch 
Tro'ter  Nathan  &  Joseph,  merchants  47Norih  Front 
Ti-otter  Nathan,  merchant  47  nord;  Front— d.  Ii.  78  Vir.t^ 
Trotter  Philip,  mai'i-;er  111  Ca'.harjne 
Troubat  John,  merchant  tavlor  103  south  '2d 
Trout  Henry,  M^tfier  114  mJrtii  WaXcv 
Trout  George,  victualler  4tJx  near  Coats 
Trout  Jeremiah,  victualler  Buitonwood 
r.v)utj)hn,  brickmikerBiiUMnwood  near  Ridge  road 
Troui  John,  deputy  sherid'  7o  Crown 
T:ou'.man  &Eckfri,  merchant*;  292  High 
'i'voulman  George,  merclunt  292  High 

't\-')ut\vi:ip  William,  oak  r)..n;M-(;iin'ord's  wharf— d  r  "'- 
nofiU\V;.tcr 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  TUR 

I Vorcell  Joseph,  taylor  19  Sterling  alley 

Ti-ucliet  John  L.  merchant  1  Marshall's  alley 

TiniefBl  Henry  P.  broker  and  collector  174  Spruce 

Trumnn  Hannah,  teacher  117  Caliowhill 

Truman  Joseph  .M.  tin  plate  "Aoiker  218  Market  near  7th 

d.  h.  2 J  Juliana 
Trui-nan  Isaac,  stage  driver  3  Chauncen-  lane 
Ti-uman  Jan^.es  tinplale  worker  102  north  7ih  and  High 
rruman  John,  currier  back  16  Pewtcrplatter  alley 
Trult  M.  F.  merchant  148  Locust 
Tauit  William,  halter  122  Swanson 
Trait  Thomas,  shoemaker  back  117  German  _ 
Tru-tt'Wiiliam,  carter  122  S'.vanson 
fTrasty  Johnathan,  master  sweep  4  Locust 
Frusier  Nicliolas,  labo'.irer  Vineyard  village 
Truxtun  Thomas,  sheriO',  office  3  0  statehouse — d.  h.  3i!4 

Arch  above  11th 
Trydey  G.  H,  Thirteenth  near  Vine 
Tryon  CliflTord,  ivory  comb  maker  back  138  near  Front 
Tryon  Elijah,  combmaker  72  Plum 
Tryon  George,  copper  and  tin  smith  152  north  2cl 
Vryon  George  W.  gun  manuf.  and  store  16o  north  2d 
Tryon  Jacob  G.  brigade  inspector,  office  400  north  Sd-- 

— dwelling  Queen  near  Warren  (K.) 
Tichortner  C.  W.  chemist  Arcli  above  12th 
Tuchett  Phibp  T.  teacher  124  south  6th 
Tucker  Ann,  teacher  Rose  alley  near  Green 
Tucker  A.  B.  m.  d.  .148  south  Fourth 
Tucker  Benjamin,  china  mercht.  324  High 
Tucker  James,  accomptant,  inquire  51  south  3d 
Tucker  Mrs.  Mary  of  James  fancy  feather  34  S.  3d 
Tucker  Prescil'a,  widow  4  M^ry 
Tucker  Saniucl,  bboemaker  G.  r.  bel   Tinnberlane 
|Tudas  Jonat'Ki!.',  dealer  19  Spruce 
Tuder  John,  wl-arf  builder  459  south  2d 
Tuder  Samuel,  ropemaker  Christian  above  7th 
Tufts  Ezekiel,  mariner  88  Bedford 
Tulev  William,  car])enter  11th  below  Vine 

ISee  Tullv 
Tull  John,  shipwright  York  road  below  Buttonwood 
Tull  Richard,  shipwright  33  Duke  street 
Tully  James,  carpenter  near  101  Catharine 
TuUy  James,  carpenter  Noble  below  6th 
Tully  Philip,  late  manner  Pine  below  Eleventh 
Tully   T'^^n^us,  cordwainer  5  Clever  alley 
Ti  V.y    vhoinpson,  carpenter  117  Catharine 
rii;.iDelson     Henry,  tailor  northwest   corner   Water 

and  Drawbridge— flwelling  53  Spruce 
Tunison  Philip,   moriner  back  174  Pine 
Tunis  Jehu  R.  merchant  58  south  wharves 
Tunis  Cf  Way,  merchants  58  south  wharves 
Turbinson  Thomas,  v/atchman  back  461  south  ^d 
Turley  Enoch,  sea  captain  47  Sassafras 
Tumbull  Alexander   cabinetmaker  7  south  6th 
'VilrnbuU  George,  baker  173  Coats 


TWA  PAXTON's    ANNVAl. 

rurnbull  James,  dyer  101  north  Fifth 

Turiibull  John,  grocer  northeast  corner  PassyuHk  aiKi 

Catharine 
Turner  Francis,  teacher  5  Chi.trlotte 
Turner  Francis  G.  niorocco  drtsser  43  Prune 
Turner  George,  hatter  23  Coomb's  alley 
Turner  (5*  Henry,  merchants  14  north  Front 
Turner  Isaiah,  shoetnaker  Sniith's  court  (N.  L  ) 
Turner  Isabella,  vvidc.w  110  Crown 
Turner  Jantes,  rncrchant  52  Market — d.  h.  20  Straw- 
berry 
Turner  Jas.  merchant  52  flij^h-^d.  h,  20  Strawberry 
Turner  James  W.  merchant  y3  north  Water 
Turner  Jesse,  shipwright  21  B<.ck*s  alley    [See  Toner 
Turner  Jchn,  sen.  gentleman  59  Queen  (S.) 
Turner  .'ohn,  jr.  ^  Co.  shipchandler,  ^c.  251  Swan 

son 
Turner  Jchvi,  dealer  back  57  >Shippen 
Turner  John,  jun.  roastmaker  Swanson  below  Almond 

— d.  h.  64  Qutftn 
Turner  Joseph,  minister  episcopal  society  370  south 

second  northwest  comer  Catharine 
Turner  Joseph,  bell  hanger  134  gpruce 
Turner  Jo  eph,  grocer  417  north  Front 
Turner  Reuben,  merchants  14  north  Front 
Turner  Robert,   shipsmith  Rose  alley  and  Oak  near 

Coats 
fTurner  Robert,  labourer  back  242  Race 
Turner  Samuel,  marinei- 112  Swansom 
Turner  William,  labourer  north  2d  above  Gen  rcRfi 
Turner  T.W*  tavernkeepcr  50  south  Front 
Turner  William,  shipwright  Hanover  above  Queen 
Turner  Wiiliam,  L  accountant  31  Walnnt 
Turner  William  L.  210  Crown 
Turpin  Isase,  shallopHian  45  Filzwalter 
Turpin  John,  labourer  14  Duke  (X.  L  ) 
Tumess  S^rah,  widow  norih  Fifth 
Turney  Ann,  widow  grocer  235 Lombard 
Turney  Gcorge» m.riner  59  south  Front 
Turnpenny  John,  commission  merchant  45  Spruce 
Tustian  widow  of  Thomas,  nerfumer  55  south  Third 
Tustiun  Susannah,  widow  no.th  Third  below  Ger.  road 
Tustin  Catharine  Mrs.  of  /ihn,  Callowhill  n.  Sch.  Third 
TuUlc  Adann,  caulker  Br  wne  (K.) 
Tuttle  James,  shipwright  Queen  near  Crown 
Tuttle  Jacob,  carter  Beuc'i  near  Myiibro' 
Tultle  John,  155  north  Sixth 
Tuttle  John,  shipwri<jht,  Marlbro'  near  Prince 
Tuttle  Mary,  widow  29  Key's  alley 
Ttittlo  liichad,  sh-pwng-ht  Bfucii  near  Marlbro' 
Tuttle  WilHam,  Ciulker  Que<*n  near  Shackamaxon 
Tutton  J  nkins,  coidwsiver  11  Wood 
Tuzee  Lydia,  widow  3  Friends  alms  house 
l'\va<lflejl  Jaroe.s,  ni^r.  47  hovth  wharves  and  23  Po\»  • 


PHILADELPHIA   DIRECTORY.  UND 

TwaddellJohn  P.  iron  store  65  souih  whan'cs — d.  h.  299 

Spruce 
Twtlls  Edward,  merchant  177  High— d.  h.  269  Chestnut 
Tweiis  G.  &  E.  merchants  177  Hi^li 
Twells  Godfrey,  merchant  177  High— d.  h.  157  S.  5th 
Twibill  Jos^^ph,  teaci.er  42  Cherry 

Tyboul  Phcebe,  widow  253  N.  Third  (see  Tiebout 

Tybout  Uicliard,  hatter  21  Pear  and  53  and  55  Chestnut 
Tyndale  Robinson,  china  merchant  111  north  Front — d.  h. 

100  north  Third 
Tyne  Jseph,  tailor  45  Penn 

Tyson  Daniel,  spinning  wheel,  &c.  maker  150  N.  Front 
Tyson  David,  shoemaker  Duvals  court 
Tyson  George,  broker  and  co  mm  is  ion  mer.  20  Mulberry 
Tyson  Isaac,  storekeeper  371  north  Third 
Tyson  Jonathan,  spinning  wheel,  &c.  maker  150  N.  Front 
Tyson  Joseph,  commission  mer.  Broad  corner  George 
Tyson  J  &  D.  Te^se,  spinning  wheel  maksrs  &c  150  north 
Tyson  Philip,  drayman  Smith  alley  (N.  L)  (Front 


UHLE  CATHARINE,  widow  of  John,  senr.  bleeder  45 

north  Fourth 
Uliie  John,  surgeon  dentist,  bleeder,  cupper,  and  leecher 

45  north  Fourth 
Uhl  ry  Anst.  male  98  Christian 
Uhler  Adam,  victualler  Charles  above  Callowhill 
Uhler  David,  victuUTer  253  Caliovvliill  above  6th 
Uhkr  George,  victualler  Buttonwood  above  Gardeo 
Uiiler  George,  >r.  d.  414  north  Front 
Uhler  John  A.  baker  416  north  Front 
tUhler  John,  labourer  Carpenter  (S  )  below  Third 
Uiiler  Lawrence,  v.ctualler  James  above  C'larlc* 
Uiiler  Lewis,  Garden  above  Pegg's  run 
Ulman  Myers,  dry  good  store  82  north  Fourth 
Ulman  Myers,  grocery  &  tavern — N  W.  cor.  3d  &  Shipper- 
Ulrich  A.  &  H.  tobacconists  318  north  Third 
Ulrich  EUzabeth,  shopkeeper  425  nor»h  Third 
Ulrick  Adam,  labourer  2d  below  Greenwich 
Ulrick  Frederick,  cordwainer  corner  Eighth  and  Wood 
Ulrick  /ohn,  cordwainer  Maria  below  Old  York  road 
Ulrick  M:;ry,  194  St.  John 

Uirick  Peter,  teacher  123  Coats  ' 

Umbehen'.  Catharine,  victualler  Garden 
Umbehent  Samuel,  victualler  Carpenter  (S  ) 
Umpleby  John,  flax  dresser  260  south  Fourth 
Uncleson  G?orge,  labourer  22  Pottery  alley 
Underwood  Ann,  widow  Litile  water 
Underwood  Ji.mes  bricklayer  50  south  Tenth 
Undeswood  John,  paintei  Oc    250  north  Front 
Underwood  John,  b'  icklsyers  134  north  lltb 
Underwood  Nonh,  277  north  Third  and  121  CaUowhil'. 

H5   ♦ 


VAN  PAXTON'S  ANNUA! 

Updike  Lodowick,  merchani  souilt  2J 
Updyke  L  com.  mercht.  125  south  2d 
Upmau  Mai.tuas,  saddler  &c.  196  north  Thh'd 
Uppvrrman  Adam,  milkman  Vienna  near,  Duke 
iJppermu,n  Cii.  rles,  Maria  street 
Upperman  CUaries,  carter  232  CKllowhill 
Uppcrman  Georeje,  labourer  Wood  near  Prince 
L'pperman  John,  victualler  Noble  below  6rh 
Urqahart  vidow  of  Alex,  collector  of  taxes  31  Cathariiie 
Urweiler  Jacob,  lab')urer  Ger.  road  above  Third 
Urwilcr  George,  silver  refiner  nortli  Third  near  Ger.  rcr 
Usher  Plioebe,  washerwoman  7  Crab 
Ustick  William,  mariner  Diinker's  alley 


VAIL  DANIEL,  furrier  6  Minor 

A'"ail  Wm.  H.  turner  6  Minor — d.  h.  69  N.  5di 

Valk  Fred,  labourer  35  Charlotte 

Valde  negro  Eusebio of  Buenos  Ayres  Franklin  ct. 

|Vulla  S.  fishinonger  Christian  bL  (v.h 

Vallent!ne  E   A.  wicio>v  94  Arch 

Valleutine  O.  cun>enter  M.iple 

Vallaiice  T.-Un,  tngr.iver  10  Library—d. !:.  87  S  6' 

Vallance  Wrn.  pilot  18C:Uharine 

Yaile  Fr.mci.s  D.   vine  cooper  SpafTord 

Villie  Jo!)n.  F.  1.29  Vine 

Valletie  Eli,  accomptanl  2  Noble 

Valieite  E.  A.  of  the  U.  .S.  -avy  308  N.  2d 

Yalpe  Nich.  msson  6S  Catharine 

Van  Ainr:r;».;e  Georg-e  O.  merchant  10  3.  svisarve.:--  I 
S8  S.  Front  . 

•Vanarsdeli  Aaron,  150  Houth  Ninth 
Vanart'leil  John,  acconntant  113  N.  4lh 
Vun  Baun  Wm  1).  plane  maker  1  Higi» 
Van  beck  Mvi>.  oi  Wm.  F.  74  Bedford  (M) 
Van  Beuren  Abm.merclit  109  S  Front — d  h  19  Bra.-icL 
Van  Blur.k  H:ch:.rd,  ma-stmaker  15  Parham's  ay. 
|V;in  Brackle  ?*Irs.  of  Janie?,  Acorn  alley 
•j-Van  P.rackle  li'.ac,  wlieelwright  182  Sinppen 
Vance  A.  biipsnath  79  Christian  &  372  Sw&nsor, 
Vance  Ariii'ij-,  shipwright  182  Swanson 
Vance  E.  widow  of  Philip,  26  Parham's  alley 
Vance  Maria,  widow  Sch.  4ih  ab.  Filbert 
Vance  Mary,  widow  Briisstar's  court 
tV^•^ncleare  Francis,  ^vaiter  18  Burd's  ay. 
Vandegrift  Jacob,  oakcooper  29  Swanson 
Vandegrift  James  U.  saddle  &c.  maker  144  Spruce 
Vandegrift  Jeremial),  gunsmith  16  Sassafras  ay. 
Vandeman  Frederick,  taylor  307  south  Front 
fVanderback  Jacob,  dealer  85  Cedar 
Vandtren  Susannah,  widow  41  Wood 
Vanderkemp./Qhn.  J.  agent  tp  >\he  Hoiknd  land  Co.  77 
.Spruce 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  Vi\N 

-VandersUce  Andrew,  marinet  Emlen's  ct 

Vanderslice  Anthony,  cedar  ccwper  348  N.  Front 

VandersUce  George,  bleeder  i3'c  105  Sassafras 

Vanderslice  Henry,  corpenter  350  N.  Front 

Vanderslice  Isaac,  cardwainer  479  N.  2d 

Vanderslice  J.  H.  constable  143  N   6th 

Vanderslice  /aeob,  labourer  Front  n.  Pedlar 

Vandevere  Peter,  mariner  17  Mary  (S)  ' 

Vandevier  Grace,  boarding  bouse  74  Locust 

Vandewinter  F,  sawyer  SliackaiTiaxon  n.  F.  r. 

Vandike  Jacob,  inn  keepei-  (VViiite  Horse)  F.  r. 

Vandtke  isf  Reading:  grocers  F.  r.  cor.  of  Hanover 

Vandine  George,  sail  maker  107  Plum 

Van  DuSon  Nich.  shipbuilder  Beach  near  Marlbro 

Vaneman  John  Sea  captain  N,  8th 

Van  Gelder  George,  H   storekeeper  118 

Vonl.olt  Valentine,  Blacksmiti.  Hamilton  W.  sch.  4th 

Vanhook  Ann,  storeke«.per  104  N.  2d 

Van  Huok  B   R  M;  b.  93  Rac; 

Vanhook  VVm.  shipwright  Beach  ab  Hanover 

Vanhorn  Abr.  grocer  Isf  suspendermaker  81  Shippen 

Vanhorn  widow  of  Beijamin,  355  N.  Front 

Vanhora  N.  winasor  chair  manf.  99  N,  Front   and 

42  Vin^ 
Vanhorn  Jacob  canpenter  235  Coats 
Vanhorn  John,  constable  Hanover  ab.  Prince 
Vanhorn  John,  tavernkceper  next  26  Nor-h  ay 
Vanhorn  iVl>  K.  carver  Juniper  bl.  Chestnut 
'Vanhorn  Rebecca,  widow  Pe-nn  (K) 
Vanhorn  S.  chairmaker  99  N.  Front— d.  h.  42  Vine 
Vanhorn  Susan,  widow  Queen  bl.  Shackamaxou 
Vanhorn  Rebecca,  widow  167  St.  John 
Vanhoy  A,  m.  d.  and  professor  of  midwifry  205  Arch 
Vanmetre  John,  paper  hanger  48  Gaskill 
VanoUer  Mrs  of  John  Acorn  ay. 
Vanorsdale  Isaac,  carpenter  Johns  st. 
-Vannsten  James,  carpenter  9  Fearris's  ct 
Van  Pelt  Peter,  surgeon  dentist  149  Chestnut 
Van  lieynegfjm  Francis  W.  sea  capt.  402  Front 
Vansant  Jumes,  carpenter  102  Ciown 
Vansant  Joshua,  barter  82  Race 
Van^civer  Isafsc,  wheelwright  Camden  N,  Jersey 
Van  Sciver  J.cob,  drayman  near  41  Newmarket 
Vansciver  Joseph,  carpenter  back  152  Race 
Vansciver  Rebecca,  widow  Maiden  (K.) 
Vansant  James,  carpenter  102  Crown 
Vansise  Jane,  widow  of  Joseph,  196  north  Front 
Vansicfele  Cornelius,  slioemaker  Rose  alley  below  Browne 
Vansickle  Ralph,  back  196  north  2d 
Vansickle  Stephen,  cordwainer  6  Garrigue's  ct. 
Vanstavoren  Cornelius,  senr.  oysterman  313  north  3d 
Vanstavorcn  Cornelius,  jr.  carpenter  52  Chester 
Vanstavoren  James,  silverplaler  Vine  ab.  13th  , 
ATansyckifi  Elijah,  grocer  3131  north  2d 


VIE  paxton's  annual 

m- 
Vansykle  Ralph,  ageiU  for  post  chaise  N.   Y.  and  Bilti 

more  siapjes,  28  south  3d 
Vansyckie  &  Garnson,  grocers  l3t  north  2d 
Vansyle  John,  m.  d.  105  Pium 
Vaninp  John,  watennun  Swede's  ct. 
Vantassal  D^vid,  cabinetmaker  Little  Oak 
Van Trunnp  E.  boardinjj  house  22  Carter's  alley 
Van  TrumpjSarah,  boarding'  house  12  Cypress  alley 
Vaimxem  &  Clark,  merchants  101  south  Front 
Vanuxem  Jas.  mercht.  101  souUi  Front— d.  h.  333  Arch 
Vanvclthoven  L.  bbourer  12th  above  Arch 
Van  Vkck  Wm.  H,  pastor  of  the  United  Bretheren  ch, 

74  Race 
Vardy  Miles,  taylor  155  Siippen 
Vann  Francis,  teacher  back  1  Bread 
Vainer  Jacob,  labou.ei-  191  Green 
Vasse  Charles,  mni  iner  178  north  Water 
Vauclain  James  L.  merchunt  103  High 
Vaughan  John,  mercht.  S.  E.  cor.  Front  and  Walnut 
Vaughan  John  &  Bernard  Dahlgren,  merchts.  S.  E.  cor. 

Front  and  Walnut 
Vaughan  Jtinatlian,  labourer  Queen  bel.  Marlborough 
Vaughan  J.  shipwright  Marlbro'  above  Beach 
Vaughan  Tiios.  shipwright  ^  ^^  ^  p^.^^^ 

vaughan  Thos.  jr.  shipwrignt    3 
Vaughan  Wm.  shipbuilder  lOi  north  2d 
Vaughan  William,  grocer  Queen  near  Cherry 
Vaux  George,  attorney  at  law  39  south  Fourth 
Vaux  Jarae-,  gentleman  72  north  3d 
Vaux  Huberts,  genilenidn  79  Mulberry 
Veacock  Ann,  widow  59  Lombard 
Veali^rl  Mary,  widow,  52  Lombard 
Veasey  Htsekiai;,  taylor  144  south  Front 
Velthoven  L.  V.  shopket- per  477  High 
Velthovtn  R.  V.  taveri.keeper  270  south  Front 
•fVenable  Robt.  labcmrer  jioriii  6th 
•j-Venable  Jacob,  mariner  57  Siiippen 
Vencc  El  zabeth,  widow  68  Zaoe 
Vench  Frederick,  tanner  Noble  b  low  3d 
fVifnoble  Jacob,  mariiter  315soutii  3d 
VerJier,  wilow  of  John  B  441  sou' h  2d 
Vemcr  &,  D^vis,  carpenters  back  12  south  5th 
VernerRobt.  carpenter  back  12  S.  5'h  &  243  Cedar 
Venion  Samuel,  v  heelwright  back  57  New 
Vernon  John,  perfumer  &c.  3  south  Front 
Vernostum  Levi,  tender  2  Colledge  avenue 
Vennell  James,  ferryman  Bishop  (K  ) 
Vennaman  Mrs.  29  F'ilbert 

Verdris  J.  Lancasterian  teacher  cor.  Race  &  Chester 
Vessels  Sylvester,  mariner  238  south  5th 
Vezin  Charles,  merchant  S  S.  wharves— d;  h.  5  S,4th 
Viall  Winchester,  tavemkeeper  300  south  Front 
Vice  Davii,  shipwright  Malborough  above  Beach 
Vickers  David,  merchant  19  north  Water 
Vie  Alexander  &  Co.  merchants  41  Chestnut 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  WEC 

Viau  Benjamin,  cabinetmaker  292  Lombard 

Vickers  Kesia,  wid'  w  cor.  Tammany  &  Kunk'e 

Vickers  T.  mason  and  bricklayer  High  west  Sch.  (tb 

fVictor  John,  barber  125  Spruce 

fVictor  Lawrence,  cortlwaincrSmali  alky 

tVictor  I^on,  barber  23  Cedar 

VidltT  Richard,  bricklayer,  ^5*0.  10  Strawberry  ay* 

Villars  Charles,  merchant  10  Franklin  court 

Viilegrain  John,  gentleman  18  Frankin  court 

Vincent  John,  mariner  Queen  below  MalborougU 

Vincent  John,  163  north  Water 

Vinton  T.  &  A.  merchants  240  High 

Vinton  Thomas,  merchant  240  H  gU 

Vinton  Abel,  merchant  14  Filbert 

Vinyard  James,  sailrriaker  47  Vme 

Vinyard  ^  Shindler,  sailmakers  S   Bright's  tvhari 

Vinen  John,  paper  stainer  Arch  below  Broad 

Viopen  Joseph,  watchman  91  Budd 

Virchaux  ^  Borrekins,  hanging  paper  manufactory 

151  Chestnut 
Virchaux  H  T.  paper  hanging  manuf.  151  Chestnut 
Vickery  bt-njamin,  s:.cemaker  192  St.  John 
Vitry  A.  gold  and  silver  lace  ma«uf.  b^c  88  Race 
Vivant  Charles,  caiver  and  gildtr  ^ower  81  S.  4th 
Vivant  &  Young,  carvers  and  gilders,  lower  81  S.  4th 
Vizer  Thomas,  paper  hanger  167  south  11th 
Vogel  Fredtrick,  bricklayer  6th  near  Noble 
Vogel  7ohn,  brush  maker  142  north  3d 
Yoight  Henry,  plumber   43   south  whsrves — d,  h.  91 

Lombard 
Voiyht  Widow  of  Henry,  6th  above  Camac 
Voight  Vhomas,  clock    and   watch  maker  44  ncrth 

Seventh—d.  h.  58  Zane 
Volkmar  Henry,  stove  nr.aker  81  north  Seventh 
VoUum  Edward,  carter  2Su  Pine  above  Eleventh 
Vollum  Henry,  carpt nt.r  141  Lr.cust 
VoUum  Leonard,  coicw.dner  Hazt-I  alley  b^l.  Pine 
Volrzan  Dennis  A.  hibtorical  painter  12  Prune 
VomhoffC!;ristian,  grocer  431  r.orth  Front 
Vonderweic  Peter,  brickmaker.  39  C  .:t's  alley 
Von  Poul,  Catharine,  v  icidw  62  north  Eighth 
Vnohress  Abtn,  135  r.ortii  Sixth  ^ 

Voorhess  E'.izab  tK,  wid'>w  135  north>ixth 
Vo^irhees  Suniuel  S   mercha.t211    S,   Front  and  iiM 

Spruce 


WACHSMCTH  J.  G.  merchani  150  Chestnut 

Wiicker  ;  J;ic<  b   vict.  Ger  n.  BucUi 

Wackerlv  John,  Co^is  above  Third 

Wif  k' -rx   lja>iC,  >         vicT'iallers  Germantown  roaci 

Wacherij  Peter,        5         ^"^-^  ^■^^^ 

^'icksrl'y  Woolkry,  oak  r— "-  ' '-^--c  -o^..' 


WAL  paxton's  annual 

Wade  Benjamin,  paper  box  maker  34  north  4th 

Wade  Francis,  merchant  286  Sassuf'ras 

Wade  James,  carpenter  24  north  4th  291  Arch,  and 

north  Fourth 
Wade  Jo'nn,  grocer  240  south  Fourth 
Wade.Jrtha  S.  sea  captain  254  south  Front 
•Wade  Thomas,  labourer  215  St  John 
Wadey  John,  carpenter  21  Cu"r:int  alley 
Wadman  widow,  of  Pciice  115  SAvanson 
Wadiow  Moses,  sad  lev  424  s  nith  Front 
Washer  Peter  wine  merchant  134  north  2nd 
Wag-er  Peter  &  Co.  wine  merchants  3  soutl»  Fifth 
Wager  widow,  of  Pi.ilip  S.  W.  corner  A.rch  &  lltii 
Waglin  Thomas,  s^ilversmith  Bryans  alley 
Wag-ner  Frederick,  sliopkeeper  17  Budd 
PFag-ner  Eliza,  Cherry  near  Prince 
J^^^gr)CT  George  JF.  oak  cooper  30  Bread  st. 
?Fagner  Grace  G.  widow  30  Bread  st. 
rf^agner  Hannali,  widow  19  north  6th 
Jf^agr.er  Henry,  grocer  593  north  Second 
^Fagner  Henry,  plasterer  6th  ab.  Poplar  ■ 
/fagner  Jacob,  sadle  and  harness  maker  41  Coats  alley 
T^agner  Jacob,  meal  dealer  3d  bel.  Beaver 
Wagner  Jacob,  carter  Noble  below-  6lh 
^Fagner  Jacob,  back  271  Race 
W\gner  John,  tavern  keeper  10  Charlotte 
fFagner  John,  gentleman  13  north  Eighth 
JFagner  John,  carter  123  Brown 
Wagner  Mary  M.  shopkeeper  124  north  Front 
Wsigner  Polly,  widow  Buttonwood  ab.  Charles 
TFagner  Peter,  labourer  Poplar  lane  above  Budd 
^Fagner  Tobias,  merchant  26  Chestnut  and  13  N.  8th 
fFagner  Samuel,  merchant  13  N.  8th 
fFagner  JFilliam,  painter  216  Vine 
^Fagner  rFilliam,  merchant  13  north  Eighth 
WkgntT  fVm.  bootmaker  22  Oak  (S) 
?Fagner  JVm.  carpenter  204  north  Fourth 
7Faid  John,  labourer  Clare  alley 
FFahftb  John  C.  carpenter  5  Crab 
JFal.l  Mtlc];oir,  harness  maker  High  fV.  Sch.  2nd 
/Fakefifld  /esse,  cord wamer  Jones  H-'.  of  Sch.  5tii 
?Fainwrighl  Is^^c,  blockmaker  81  north  Front 
Jf'ainwright  Isaac  &  Son,  block  maker  61  N.  fFatei 
?Fainwright  Isaac,  ladies  shoemaker  297  Arch 
?Fainwright  jTonathan— d.  h.  81  north  Front 
/Fainwright  John,  confectioner  29  scutli  Fourth 
TFales  N.  F.  cinamental  painter  31  fFilnut 
JFaite  G.  &  R.  lottery  and  exchange  '  ffice  66  Chestnut 
Wulbran  Thos.  morocco  dresser  297  Vine 
/Falch  widow,  of  Patrick  265  Ca»harine 
^aley  Lusty,  Vine  near  Schuyikiil  Eighth 
IFaldin  John,  bleeder  b.ick  259  (3edar 
WAdow  Mary  Ann,  Hopkins  court 
^Falcbs  Isaac,  boarding  houi:e  14  Cedar 
fFale  Ulrich,  grocer  300  south  Second 


PHILADELPHIA  DtRECTOiCY.  WAL 

^Faluver  John,  sfiipwrig-lif.  Bedford  near  Maibro 

fTalker  Alexandtr,  merchaiu  122  south  Fourth 

Walker  Ambrose,  publisher  24  Mulberry 

Walker  Ann,  widow  of  George  Lombard  ab.  11th 

Walker  Ann,  widow  of  George  Lombard  ab.  Eleventh 

fFalker  A.  &  I.  &  Co.  merchaiUs  122  south  Fourth 

Jralker ,  merchant  4  south  Fourth 

^J^alker  B.  widow  of  Joseph  24  Race 

"fff'-Akev  C.  cordwainer  6th  above  Poplar 

fTalkt;;-  David,  merchant  S,  wharves — d.  h.  70  S.  4lh 

fFalker  David,  g-rocer  N.  E.  corner  Argyle  and  Front 

Walker  Edward,  carpenter  4  York  court 

IFalker  George,  cordwainer  l28Coates 

Walker  Geo.  jeweller  and  goldsmith  53  Walnut 

Walker  James,  saddler  114  High 

Walker  Rev.  J.  of  the  metljodist  society  378  north  Third 

r^^lkei-  John,  hatter  3  Trotters  alley 

Walker  John,  farmer  above  1st  Gate  Ger,  road 

PTaiker  John,  accountant  184  Chestnut  it. 

W'&lker  John,  carpenter  54  Passyunk 

W^alker  John,  jeweller  and  manufacturer  in  metals  381 
south  Second 

rFalker  John,  cordwainer  296  south  Front 
f  ffulker  Lydia.  widow  519  north  Third 

W:\\kftv  Lewis,  hatter  358  High 

7Falker  Margaret,  rffciow  136  German 

rf-^alker  Margaret,  widow  Hopkins'  court 

jPFalker  Matthew,  soapboiler    and  candle  roanufacturep 
corner  Callowluli  and  Six  h 

Walker  Nathaniel,  shipwright  57  Queen 
Walker  Nathaniel,  shallopman  427  south  Front 
Walker  Mrs.  of  Thomas,  grocer  N.W.  corner  Twelfth 

and  Locust 
Walker  Robert,  capt.  of  Team  Boat  8  York  court 
Walker  Samuel,  gentleman  22  Sassafras 
M'^alker  Susan,  widow  6  M  CuUocks  court 
Walker  Sarah,  widow  6  Cox's  alley 
Walker  'I'liomas  saddler  N.  6ih  above  Poplar 
Walker  William,  combmaker  104  north  8tii 
Wa'ker  Willian^,  brassfounder  13  Budd 
Walker  Wm.  M.  merchant  219  High  and  150  Arch 
Walker  W.Uiam,  tailor  15  Passyunk 
Walker  &  Wayneman,  grocers  corner  Almond  and  Front 
Walkley  James,  carperitcr  back  108  north  2iid 
Wall  George,  tailor  61  Penn  and  6  Swansun 
Wali  George,  ornamental  painter  10  Powell — shop  87  N. 

Front 
Wall  Henry,  labourer  near  glass  house  (K.) 
Wall  H  jun.pill  box  maker  Qu.en  near  Gunne;*s  run 
Wall  Jolin,  merchant  -15  Almond 
Wall  John,  cordvvainer  York  court 
Wall  Johi),  wii'.dsor  chair  maker  87  and  124  N.  Front 


VVAL  i^AXTOM's  ANKXJAL 

Wall  John,  64  3ou'Ji  wharves  and  45  Almond 
Wall  John,  pill  bf>.-5  makT  Queen  near  Gunner's  run 
fWall  M  ues,  lab    iper  2  soiMh  12th 
Wall  Mirgaret,  \vidi;W  :North  street  {see  Wain 

Wj^U  M.>ry,  widow  shopkrcper  9  Comb's  alley 
W«ll  Peter,  cordwainer  9  Plum 
Wall  Richel,  washerwoman  15  Hace 
W:ill  Ricliard,  wiudsor  chaii*  maker  108  north  Front 
Wallace  Alexander,  accountatil  68  Queen  (S.) 
Wallace  Burton,  gentlem.tn  67  >.outh  Eleventh 
Wallace  E.  sjddler  42  Ann  (N.  L.)  and  38  north  3d 
Wallace  Grace,  widow  nurse  Cailowhill 
Wallace  Isaac,  labourer  Jones  alley 
Wallace  John,  carpenter  Shacfcamaxon  below  Prince 
Wallace  John  B.  counsi  Uor  at  law,  office  104  Walnut- 
dwelling  88  south  Fourth 
Wallace  John,  victualler  12th  below  Vine 
Wallace  John,  tailor  Citurch  street 
Wallace  John,  sea  captain  20  Little  German 
Wallace  Joshua  M.  merchant  104  Walnut— d.  h.  Te«ytl? 

below  Wiilnut 
Wallace  Margaret,  widow  drawbridge  south  side 
Wallace  Mary,  nurse  74  Crown 
Wallace  &  Ross,  saddlers,  &.C.  38  north  Third 
Wallace  Penelope,  widow  Duncans  court 
Wallace  Robert,  carpenter  24  Combe^lley 
Wallace  R.  lumber  merchant  513  and  517  N.  Front 
Wallace  Thos.  brickmaker  Cedar  n.  Sch.  7th 
Wallace  Thomas,  Ridge  road  above  Francis 
Wallace  Thomas,  carpenter  Kughler's  court 
Wallace  Thomas  18  Argyle 

Wallace  Thos.  K.  stove  manuf.lll  N.2d — d.  h.  36  N.  9tK 
Wallace  T.  bookbinder  33  Pewterplatter  ay. 
Wallace  William,  bonnet  ai^d  hal  store  17  north  2d 
Wallace  Thcymas,  grocer,  etc.  cor.  Shippen  and  7th 
Wallace  William,  grocer  248  Cedar 
Wallace  William,  poiter  2d  near  Camac 
Wallace  William,  shipwright  Hanovern.  Princ€ 
Wallas  Edward,  coacI)miiker  back  85  Locust 
Wallas  Samuel,  boar.iing  house  29S  Sassafras  ' 
WallheimerB.  N.  boarding  house  363  north  Front 
Wallin  LeUice,  widow.  Ma  d'^n  n.  Stone  bridge 
V/alling  Catharine,  wid  nv  42  George  (S  ) 
Walling  David,  shipmaster  122  Swanson 
Walling  Willing,  cordwiincr  309  north  Front 
W.dlington  D.  W.  labourer  Daz^l  alley  below  Locust 
Wallington  E  Iward,  sea  captain  9  Qaeen  (S  ) 
Wallington  John,  collector  of  ta^e,  81  Cherry 
Wai'ington  William,  mariner  200  so.jth  Witer 
Wallover  John,  shipcarpemer  Bradford  n.  Marlboro' 
Walmsley  Wm.  Mason,  broker  D,)ck— d.  h.  191  Walnut 
Wain  Elizabeth,  widow  144  south  2d  {tee  WaU 

Wain  Jacob  S.  jun.  counsellor  at  law  144  south  2d 
Wain  Jacob  S.  merchant  34  south  wharves— d.  h.  2  York 
buildings,  Walnut  near  8th 


PHILADELPHIA  DIHECTORy.  WAL 

Wain  /jfsse,  109  Spruce 

W!*ln  L^wis,  merchant  133  soulh  2d 

Wain  R  )b:Tt   merchant  130  souch  2d 

Wain  Robert,  jun.  Spruce  st.  wharf  and  138  south  2d 

W-hi  .-5    .vidow  of  Nicholas  opening  144  south  2d 

Wain  William,  mei'cbant  compting  house  54  Dock — d.  h. 

south  e^ist  cor.  7lh  and  Chestnut 
Walnut  Francis,  hairdresser  29  south  31 
Walnut  John,  carpenter,  Carpenter  (S.)  below  3d 
Watpole  Lucinda,  widow  of  Thos.  grocer  High  n,  Sch.'Sd 
Walraven  Joseph,  bootmaker  llause's  court 
Wili-aven  Mary,  widow  113  north  Front 
Wals!;  Christopher,  accomptant  139  south  11th 
Walsh  Elizabeth,  223  W.daut 
Walsh  Jarties,  pauiter,  &,c.  Vine  west  of  Broad 
Walsh  James,  boarding  house  53  south  Water 
Wilsh  Mary,  widow  147  north  2d    (^^e  Waleh  &  Welsh. 
Waiter  A.  shoemaker  and  bottler  123  Mulberry 
Walter  Charles,  bootmaker  34  Mead  alley 
Walter  Charlotte,  storekeeper  87  Coats 
W  liter  &  Easby,  boatbuild.rs  O.k  (X.  L.) 
Walter  Elizabeth,  tayluress  7  C;essan'>  alley 
Walter  Elizabeth,  taylorcas  597  north  Third 
Walter  George,  taylor  24  sou.h  W^ter 
Walter  .Tucob  F.  bricklayer  140  north  Eighth 
Walter  John  J.  broker  4C4  Race 
Walter  Joseph,  Wuodsawyer  back  211  CallowbiH 
Walter  Jo-;.  S.  bricklayer  237  north  Third 
Walter  Mich-^el,  glover  91  aortii  Fifth 
W  -Iter  P.  sand  and  coal  yard  Oak  (N".  L.)--d.  h.  332  noi  ih 
Walter  Thomas,  teacher  72  Locust  (Front 

Walter  Wii'iam,  corner  Cirisuan  and  Passyunk 
Walters  AbrahamJ  labourer  278  Cedar  above  7!h 
Walters  Adam,  carter  north  Third  above  Poplar 
Walters  B  rbara,  warheru'omau  J  in  per  aht  ve  Cherry 
Walters  G:orge  A.  cordwainer  246sjutli  Front 
Walters  H  in  keeper  7ih  and  Cedar 
Walters  H  nnah,  widow  2  York  court 
W=iltei's  Is  ac,  bMckliiy«-T  Bards  court 
W 'Iters  Jacol),  tin  manufactory  177  north  Third 
Walters  J..  CO  J,  carit-r  St  Jshn  above  Poplar 
Walters  /nmes  C  taylor  349  north  Front 
Walters  John,  labourer  CnrHt;aii  above  Third 
Walters  John,  glove  m.;ker5  Wood 
"Walters  J, shua,  hatter  7  S  >uth  alley 
Wdters  Mat])ias,  carter  J.  nes  :.b  >ve  Charles 
fW^Uers  Parsh,  boot  cleaiei-  153  Walnut 
Waiters  P. B.  b  at  buiidc-r  Oik  above  Hay  scales 
fW:dters  Wi'Uam,  painter  &r   Piexsant  below  Ridge  r. 
IVihm-in  widow  of  M.chael,  163  Locust  above  Uib 
JTaUman  wi  low  of  rrm.  Rost  all.T 
^akman  ff  m.  minter  179»-  •  i  h  Eleventh 

116 


WAR  paxwok's  aknual 

Waltman  IVra.  patnlev  Cedar  itbove  Tenth 

(see  Wart  man 
Walton  Benjamin,  merchant  166  High 
Wulton  Boaz,  cabinet  maker  328  south  Front 
Walton  Daniel,  looking-  giiit.s  ii-ame  nitiker  331  north  3d 

&  RoiC  alley 
Walton  Enoch,  dry  g-ood  store  73  Cedar 
Waiton  Kdward,  cordwaiiier  9  M^er's  ct. 
Walton  George,  carjjentcr  305  north  2d 
VV;il'.on  Enoch,  blacksmith   12  Barron 
Waltor,  James,  shoeniaker  162  Crown 
Walton  Jei-emiah,  cabinetmaker  153  Green 
Walton  Jobhua,  hatter  199  St.  John 
Walton  Josiah,  plaistercrllose  alley  below  Green 
AVahon  Jos.  bookseller  37  Hig-ii— d'.  h.  25  Arch 
Ji^alton  Mary  Ann,  widow  Hopkins  court 
Walton  Peniberton,  16  Kaspbciry  alley 
Wnlton  ScRuberla,  hardware  and  fancy  store  166  Hig-'i: 
Walton  S.  muel,  cabinet  maker  331  north  3d 
Waltnian  Kitly,  Hudsun»  lane 
Waliman  Georg-e,  Hudson's  htne 
Waltman  John,  conier  Noble  and  5lh 
Wun;poitIs.<ac,  convey;.ncer,  &.c  163  MUiberry 
Waridel!  Abraham,  upholsterer  183  soutij  2d 
Want-y  Mary,  Hudson's  iane  above  8th 
Waiidcil  John,  carver  and  gilder  126  norih  alley 
Wang'h  Jar.e,  widow  114  Lombard 
Wapies  Nathaniel,  clock  i.vA  watchmaker  58  Hieh — d.  h. 

25F;lb..t 
fWarcl  Abraham",  labourer  Vine  btlow  10th 
Ward  Cl.arles,  122  soutii  lOJi 
Ward  John,  grocer  S  W.  coi-.  Water  and  Walnut 
Ward  Isaac,  watchmaker  Newmarket  ab.  lVg-g-''s  n.: 
Ward  Margaret,  widow  569  souvh  3d 
Ward  Jt'ha,  watchinakir  13  ai'.d  d.  h.  44  High 
Ward  l^hiijp,  cooper  lO^V'ahiUt 
Ward  Jafi.es,  g-rocer  86  Plum 
tWjird  J.  labdurtr  Webb^  alley 
Ward  Reuben,  tinner  26  Mary 
WnrJ  Samuel,  mariner  opposite  53/  sou(:h  2d 
Ward  Tooirias,  cai'ter  123  Piuui 
Ward  WiHiam,  accomplaiil  and  scrivener  10  Uuio;. 
WardellCljaries,  tavernkc'eperS  High 
Wardell  Hen-y  6c  Charles,  tavern  and  grocery  8  High 
Warrleil  Hs-nry,  grocer  8  High — d.  h.  Lictitia  ct. 
Warden  Wuham,^i;i""*^t-!'  N.'w.  cor.  Walnut  and  11th 
Warden  &  SmiUi,  gToccrs  N.  W.cer.  11th  and  Walnut 
Warder  B.-njin.ii  H.  merciiant  U^ice  st.  whart— d.  ii.  11!' 

Race 
Warder  Charles,  merchant  High  ab.  9th— ^l.h.  39  X,  8ih 
Warder  John,  black-mitii  ne.'.r  Front  bel.  Maiden 
Ward.er  Jeremiah,  mercl'.v.  IS  Branch 
Warder  5c  BroUier^,  m.erc!iahta  RctCi-  st.  wJjarf 
^''''"  '  ■   "  ' -'  ■•\  gentleman  117  Sassafras 


PHILAI^ELPHIA    DIRECTOay.  WAR 

Warder  John  H.  merchant  Rnce  st.  wharf— d.  h.  85  N.  fih 

\Vardl'.'  Thomas,  importer  of  Enjrlish  books  94  south  3d 

WareB.  oak  cooper  90  south  Water  ;ind  84  Union 

Ware  David,  shipchnndler  '220  and  221  Swanson 

Ware  James,  sailmriker  27  Quetn  (S.) 

Ware  John  T.  shipjoine:'  5  N<>ble 

VVa;e  Joht!,  shif  joiner  8  Nob'e  and  235  north  Fiont 

Ware  Mary,  shopkeeper  416  north  Front 

Ware  Robert,  cabinetmaker  162  nortli  3d 

Ware  Richard,  hardware  mercht.  178  north  4th 

Ware  Saralj,  widow  Hunter's  court 

Ware  Thomas,  carpenter  Pearson's  ct.  and  44  Zaue 

Warfield  Henry,  labourer  148  fioiith  9th 

Waring^  Elijah,  merchant  152  H'gh 

Warner  A.  fire  bucket  6c  hosemaker  13  Sugar  alley 

Warner  Andrew,  Rose  alley  nea-  Green 

Warner  Benjamin,  bookseller  147  High — d.  h.  182  Arch 

Warner  Benjamin  F.  brassfounder  35  north  8th 

Warner  Edward,  c*)mbmaker  463  north  3d 

Warner  Frederick,  victualler  4th  neiar  Georg-e 

'Wanier  Cnarles,  painter  and  glazier  131  north^Slh 

Warner  Conrad,  hog"  victualler  Washington  n,  Ridge  r, 

Warner  Heronimus,  brassfounder  36  north  8th 

Warner  Isaac,  carpenler  north  near  6tli  cor.  Green 

Warner  Jacob  F,  bell  hanger  and  brassfounder  17  N-  Stb 

Warner  John,  victualler  corner  Buttonwood  v»nd  Charles 

Warner  John,  f^!  rcer  cor.  Lancaster  road  and  High 

Warner  John  J-c  i.\>. pr<int  store  125  Chestnut 

Warner  John,  cu-rcnter  177  Pine 

Warner  JohnC.  c.-mbmakcr  1','6  Browne 

Warner  Joseph,  siiversmith  22  Greenleaf  court 

Warner  Martha,  widov*'  16  Branch 

WarncTMark,  engineer  for  gnis  works  203  Coates 

Warner  Mathias,  labourer  Hr-fTman's  alley 

Warner  Peter,  painter  1  Race 

Warner  Philip,  smith  43  Coats 

Warner  Sarals,  widow  N.  W.  cor.  8th  aiul  Aich 

Warner  Si'.ssn,  Lomba'd  bel.  13'!i 

Warner  William,  watchcase  maker  7  Cherry 

Warner  William,  sea  captaifi  3.5  Co:!ts 

Wavner  "Wi'l  in,  victualler  26  Lawrence 

W.irnT  Wxliam,  merclu.  15  S.  Waiter  l3'79  south  6th 

Warrick  Jacob  A.  shipmaster  9  Cat'iarine 

Warnick  Catharine,  widow  126  German 

Warnick  William,  drayman  332  south  6th  cor.  Beck 

Warnick  William,  cordwainer  294  south  6th 

Wi.rnnck  John,  nailer  10  X  10th— d.  h.  98  Filbert 

Worr  John,  innkc-ej^er  305  Vine 

Warr  Valentine,  305  Vine 

Warren  oc  Connell,  glas<;  m^nuf  90  north  Front 

Warren  Isaac,  carter  Oak  (N.  L  )  above  Hay  scales 

f  Warren  Isaac,  carter  Smith's  conrt 

Warren  Jacob,  cheese  st^re  31  »lgh — d.  h.  90  N.  Front 


WAT  PAXTON*S    ANNUAL 

fTarren  John,  huckster  Camden  N.  J. 

JTarren  Joseph,  hittter  33  Crown 

Ji^-.irren  Jonas,  sea  capiain  2  m  Callowhill 

Pfan-eii  Philip,  cabinet  maker  o6l  Mulberry 

WiiTi-en  Robert,  inn  keep  r219  Ceil<r 

TViirv.-n  Sylvester^  ciitpenter  Sch.  8t!i  near  Vine 

Warren  William,  m-.n-gei-  of  New  TheaLr/l2  Sanson^ 

^f'arren  JFm  &  J  mes,  cliin  i  mercliants  189  iiorili  2>i 

Warren  William,  tnder  132  Locust 

Warrence  Wm.  coachmaker  8cc  97  and  105  Spruce 

Warrick  John,  drayman  58  Almond 

Warrington  (;harles,  labourer  61  (Christian 

"Wurrii'.g-ton  Johi>,  watchmaker  inquire  1  south  Front 

Warring-ton  Purnel!,  sea  capt-.t:n  76  Lonibard 

Warthrnan  Adam,  drayman  96  Coats 

Wartman  Abraham,  victualler  Sch.  Eighth  near  Vine 

'^'ar^man,  Abraham,  victualler  cor.  Fifth  and  N«ble 

W:  rtman  George,  viciualkr  Fifth  above  Butionwood 

Wartraan  Michael,  constable  Spring  Ga:den  ^P.  T  ) 

Warwick  Eiiz.beth,  widow  29  Cherry 

Warwick  Satnuel  E.  tavern  kf  eper  144  Cedar 

War  .vick  Thomas,  smit^'.  and  farrier  142  north  Eighth 

Wasley  Amelia,  nurse  16  south  Tenth 

Wass  Joseph,  shoemaker  344  R.'ice 

Wasson  Archibald,  st''>rekefcpcr  96  north  Eleventh 

Waterman  J;-.cob,  pr.rter  Shippeii  below  Eighth 

Waterman  Jesse,  tea  merchant  and  teacher  of  the  Fiencfe 

and  English  langu  .ges  88  soiitii  Fif  h 
Waterman  John,  d'  al  r  456  north  2d 
Jl^^terman  Thomas,  accomptant  72  north  7th 
Wstters  E^iher,  widow  156Ches'.nut 
Whalers  Hanson,  mercliant  2  n.' rth  Fourth 
JVaivTn  John,  teacher  C  u  peuter  (S  )  licar  Fifth 
Waters  Jnhn,  labourer  Green's  conn 
fW^ters  Francis,  mariner  Elizabeth  below  Seventh 
Waters  Martha,  widow  70  Penn 
fVVaters  Parish,  shnt-blnck  216  Lombard 
Waters  Williaiit,  dry  goods  store  32  north  Arch 
Walk  ins  Henry  D.  t?"  Co.  dry  gf>oc!s  store  130  High 
Watkins  Isaac,  iiuikeeper  58  High 
Watkis  James,  Cibinet  maktr  33  Vine 
Watkins  j'^hn,  r&pe  maker  op.  561    outh  Second 
Watkins  Margaret,  widow  grocer  262  Arch 
Watkins  Rachel   53  Budd 
Watkins  Samuel,  currii-r  270  south  Second 
Watkins  San  uel  P  sea.  captain  r.i.8  Pine 
Watkins  Sarah,  bonnet  maker  7  Strawberry 
Watkins  Thomas,  sailmaker  557  St.  John 
Watman  I.saac,  victualler  142  Brown 
Wittmough  Anna,  wi  I  w  75  s;:uih  Sixth 
Watres  Charles,  whiskey  store  514  H'l^h 
Watson  Alice,  v/idww  96  S'.vat>s(iii 


iPHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WAY 

Watson  Ann,  widow  of  Isaac  136  Pine 
Watson  cf  Bunting,  lumber  merchts.  cor.  Pine  and  8th 
Watij'.ai  Christiaf),  tiilor  back  207  St.  John 
Waison  Charles  C.  merchant  tii>l<  r  92  Chestnut 
VVacion  Charles  C.  ^J    woollen  drapers  men's  mer- 
cers and  tailurs  92  Chestimt 
Watson   David     lectrr    carrier   22    Swanswick    and 

souihwesi  coiKv  Filbert  and  Eleventh 
Watson  -lob  131  north  Vcurth 
Watson  John,  ir.trcliant  tailor  92  Chestnut — dwelling 

71  south  Sixth 
Watson  John,  shipwright  1  Christian  street  wharf 
Watson  Jonatnan,  carpenter  286  St.  John 
Watson  Joseph,  lumber  merchant  221  Lombard 
Watson  Joshua,  carptnttr  213  south  Seventh 
Watscn  Jame&,  tavern  keeper  21  north  Fifih 
Watson  Joseph,  merchant  2  Sim's  alley 
Witson  Hugh,  brickmaker  Sch.  Fifth  above  High 
Watson  Margaret  of  John,  4  Shields' court 
Watson  M^^rgaret,  stay  and  corslet  maker  82  Spruce 
Watson  Mary,  widow^  Lytles'  cottrt 
Watson  Maiy,  widoTl%4  Raspberry  alley 
Watson  Samuel  F.  teacher  13  Summer's  court 
fWatson  Simon,  waiter  lOi north  lUh 
Watson  Thomas,  grocer  193  Callowhill    {See  JVattson 
Wat:  on   William   I.    merchant  195  High — d.  h.  6th 

above  Walnut 
Watt  Mrs.  widow  21  Carter's  alley 
Watt  James,  marin.  r  Oak  (N.  L.)  hclnw  hay  scales  . 
Watt  John,  manufacturer  119  south  Eleventh 
Watts  Alexander,  accountant  Aurora  office,  back  110 

Walnut 
Watts  Archibald,  whitesmith  Federal  above  Front 
^^  atts  Isaac,  cordwainer  21  Juliana 
Watts  Hannah,  widow  43  north  Sixth 
Watterman  Abram,  jun.  Sch.  Sth  bet   Vine  and  Race 
Vv  att  Alexander,  lab(»urer  13th  above  Race 
Walts  James,  broker  100  Lomerd  S.  W.  ccr.  10th 
Watts  Tames,  carter  25  Filbert 
Watts  James,  printer  14  Caviers  aVey 
Watts  Sarah,  widow  back  10  north  Front 
NV'att  WUliara,  cotton  manufactory  231  south  Fifth 
Wattson  'rhomiis,  teacher  73  and  105  Pine 
Wattson  Thomas,  biscuit  baker  126  north  Water  and  129 

north  Front — dwelling  22  Keys  alley  ' 
Wov  Andrew,  agent  for  ths  Wasliington  glass  manufac- 
tory 215  Mulberry 
Way  Caleb,  accomptant  14  Branners  alley 
Way  Joseph,  pilot  119  Swanson 
Way  James,  merchant  51  S.  wharvesr— d.h.  16  Union 
TFay  Lewis,  wheelwright  57  Budd 

Way  William,  weigher  back  78  S.  Front— d.  h.  37  Wood 
Wavn«  Benjamin,  carpenter  475  Race 
116* 


V/EA  paxton's  annual. 

Wu\-ne  &  Bkidle,  lo  >kiug  g^lass  harCware  &   Fancy  6'c; 

store  S  PV.  c<)i*iKT  From  and  High 
Wayne  C.iUb  P.  ha;<irt';.rf  nierch;ini  4  souih  Front 
Waviv-  Jacob,  Cabinet  ni.ik.ji  134  a:id  166  S.  Fror.t 
Wayne  W;Ti.  j»n.  haniw.irc  nurchant  2j7  Hig-h 
Wayne  Wm.  Sc  Co.  !i»!d\vai-e  nje.chunts  237  High 
Wayne  \K  w.  geniK  man  100  Pi;';{ar  h^i.e 
W.'ascM   5.:v,  lel,  siio  m.,k  v  102  B  idd" 
Wtr:ah»;by  D.in-.'^l,  joiner  Ch.rry  ab.  13  h 
Weatheiby  D^vul,  clock  a vi  w.tchnu.ker  81  N.  3d 
Wcal'iei  by  Widow,  of  Jobei.-h  si  re  keep  r  iSl  Coats 
Wea*he;by  .Tus-ph,  bojt  bu  Ider  Rose  alley  n   Brown 
J^Vaver  AcImo.,  bak^r  Hanover  near  Beiltord 
Weaver  Alb;ig-';t,  l\lecder  2  ami  89  N.  Tenth 
J^eavcr  An;i,\vi<lo\v  229  N.  2nd  and  99  German 
ffi-aver  Aii:\  wire  covei-er  103  N.  9lh 
rreaver  Adam,  bl;ukimilh  Ljciist  <ib.  12lh 
Weaver  Coi'rad,  labuurer  b  ick  of  405 
>Feaver  David,  bricknr>nker  2J4  north  8th— -kilns  Coats 

above  6th  "* 

We.-.vfr  Einor  T.  silversmith  Loxl-y's  court 
Weaver  Ei  j  ili,  dry  go.>d  store  VI  i^th  Front 
W^eaver  .\nna  M.ri  i,  widow  of  Dr  j<)lin  69  Coats 
W'^eavcr  Genr^e  :k  Co,  c(K<chmake:-s  21  south  Eighth 
ff^eavtT  Georjj^e,  h^^tk-r  Frank  (bid  r  near  Siiackaniaxon 
Wii?.\cY  Gcovji^<^,  coachinaker  31  sou'h  Eighth — d.  h.  42 

Carp^nttTs  cillev 
JFlavyr  Geort^e,  baker  46  G:tcn 
fTcaver  Geor^-e,  c.ipt.  SouUi*'ark  u'atcli  252  S.  Third 
W-'-avrr  G>'0!ge,  caxUvainj-r  250  sooth  Third 
^feaver  Geor^^,  coop  r  14  .Swuiison 
Wei.ver  H:n-iah,  widow  Y  )ik  ro.id  corner  Greta 
rreuver  widow  of  Henry,  265  G:MitiK.n 
ireaver  Henry,  labrAircr  2ud  n  ar  Ger.  read 
/Fe.iver  Henry,  bhocnjr.ker  Welt*s  vow 
Weaver  He:>f  y,  oysierman  O  k  above  C'uts 
^r'e.ver  Henry,  bVickTT,  b^r  Coats  above  Eighth 
We.;ver  Jacob^Jab  'urer  Kunck'e  above  Tummany 
Wcavc-r  Jacob^corduuiner  Kc--s'ers  court 
t /reaver  jrtinOs,  coschjnan  20  Bard's  cou:t- 
We  .vcr  J  >hn,  cnrdwain  ■;  L-.ciist  above  Twelfth 
W^caver  John  G.  tailor  Prmce  near  Crown 
^Teaver  JoliO,  >ton  keeper  188  souih  Fourth 
Weaver  J  )hn,  bricklayer  Old  Y.  road  c»rner  Green 
W  aver  J  hn,  carpenter  22  B  idd 
rfraver  .lohn,  carpenter  Hanover  above  Queen 
Wiraver.  Jonathan,  {grocer  Coats  cor  ler  York  road 
W  '.ver  widi'.v  ,  corner  D  \\ic  and  Cherry 
ff-caver  Mitihew,  ajfent  114  north  Seventh 
Wener  Michael,  ropemaksr  20  north  Waaler— ropewalk 

Seventh  rear  Ger  rr>ad 
/reaver  Thoina.>,  bricklayer  Old  York  r.  corner  Green 
rrcav^r  Wil'.iam,  merchant  175  Callowhill 
Weaver  Wiiliani   gardkjtKir  Marlborough  near  Prince 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  WEI 

Weaver  William,  accor,n'ant  la7  south  Six  [\ 

IVchb  Fi-.Hcis,  cliiu^  pucic^r  tu?  Clieny 

fVthh  Isaac,  woodsawyer  89  nonh  F.f  h 

IVthb  Isabella,  widow  nur^e  12  Combs  alley 

fi'-.hh  John,  piijt  Parhums  ..ll-.-y 

W^.bb  J;;hn,  coo>er209  nonh  Fiuiit 

ffebb  John,  cooper  20  i  nor'h  Front 

Webb  J  >hn,  merchant  t;^ilor  87  south  Second 

IVcbh  Jane,  Wicio\*  of  TivMiia-,  345  souLh  Second 

IVebh  Martin,  bLickom.th  Maribrt)'  i»bove  Bedford 

Jf''bb  widow  oi  Thom;^,  443  south  Sico.d 

fTkbb  Moses,  crper.er  221  Callo'A'iuU 

W  bb  Widow  of  R~»bej't,  jewc  ilei  {Vc.  57  S'n'ppen 

jr.-'bb  Purnell,  pilot  l2Lu:ie  {V  t  r 

JFthb  Robert,  blacksmit;-  Cui-pe;nvT  r^ear  5th  (S  ) 

J^s  bb  S..muel  carpenter  K:y'<  alley  Schoolboy 

We\r>b  Samuel,  tail'T  IT  German    '  ^ 

W-  bh  Tiiomas,  jeweller  Ri.lg^t  r«>ad  near  1st  gate 

tfVch^tsv  C I  aries,  coachman  Ge-rgc  above  Tenth 

PF-  bster  Charles.  R o-e  near  Ger.  roud 

Webster  El;za,  boardip.g- hoiise  104  ij'^alnut 

fKehster  James,  bookseller  ar.d  stationer  (medical  book 

store)  lower  10  or  18  soutu  E»kihtia 
rf^  bster  Levi,  huckster  Cam  len  (S.  J.) 
j-TFebsier  Thomas,  woodsaw>er  Miria  below  O-  Y  road 
J4^c bster  Thomas,  bricklayer  7  -Vfech;.nic  near  Maple 
^F  ckerly  Abraham,  victualler  127  Ciats 
Pf^eckerly  C  nrad,  merciiaU  203  .tnd  2U5  north  Tuird 
Weckerly  Eliza,  widow  4  York  ct 
Weckerly  /acob.  vict'iailer  G  r  ab    Camac 
Weckerly  "Sarah  N.  Front  cor    Rose 
Weckerly  WoUery,  oak  cooper  153    Coa«^«* — shop 

4th  ab.  Coats*  [See  IVackerly 

Weed  Ann,  teacher  207  S.  Fr'  nt 
Weeks  Elizabeth,  widow  115  Green 
Week  Henr\\  carpenter  12  Maria 
Weeks  Mary,  widow  252  8   2d 
Weed  Joseph,  gmcer  High  N  Sch.  6th 
Weeks  Mary,  Bearding  house  Ann  W.  Sch.  8th 
jWeeks  VVnn.  shoeblack  celler    cor.   Arch   iJf  3d  94 

B  dford  ab  7th 
Weems  J.  M.  nn'^rchant  201  High— d.  h.  Logan  ab  6th 
Weems  Rav/Ijngs  iiJ*  Co.  n>erchant   201  High 
Wehner  Benedict  Cordwainer  57  Race 
VVeer  James,  gr  cer  cor.  Race  and  6th 
Weer  John,  labourer  north  F.  urth  cor.  Franklin 
Weir  S.  E.  auciioner  20  S   Fr-nt— d.  h.   353  High 
\^  else  Henry,  tailor  59  Isf  67  Vine 
W  iser  Gforge  shoemaker  187  St  John 
Weiss  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper  117  N  3d 
Weissenian  Samuel  C,  sh'  emaker  2  Juniper  lane 
Weissman  Nicholas  carpenter  Maria  ab.  4th 


WEN  PAX'rON'*S    ANNUAL 

Weissmiin  Samuel,  atovtj>  manufactory  353  K.  2d 

^V«.lcl^  B.  Piastertr  Lombaixi  ab.  9th 

Welch  B.  iJ"  \Vm.  plaisters  Lombard  ab.  9th 

Welch  Catharmt,  widow  1^2  S.  lu'Ji 

Welch  Caiha.  ine,  widow  5  s  uih  ay 

Welch  Jacob,  carpt-nur  Nonatnrs  ct 

Welcii  J  Im  coaclifi.un  3  Decatur 

AVe.ch  John,  saddler  Ofc.  59  N.  4th 

\\  eich  J.im,  plasterer  luth  N.  Cedar 

^\  ek.il  Plior-je,  59  N.  -ith 

\\  elch  it'm.  p.asterer  Lonbard  ab.  9th 

Welding  Junnsoii,  mariner  Qneen  above  Palmer 

Wtklon  Jv>hn..  lishwiVian  back.  41  Prime 

Weldi.n  James,  laiiies'  shoemaker 

Welldon  Alexander,  marmer  3  Chariotie 
Weide  y^nlies,  draynian  Fine  above  Eleventh 
Weiiford  lliMert,  original  mariutactory  of  composition 

ornaments,  &c-  145  S.  10th  (See  VVnlJorci 

^Wcilingtrn  Ce  ar,  woidsawyer  back  29,  Union 
W\:lls  Btnjamin,  teacher  .^64  Mulberry 
rrells  Catharine,  widow  Hinkle's  court 
WelHnp;s  Aloscs,  p(>rter  Smith's  court 
Wells  R.  b  rt  W.  mcrchynt  141  south  Front 
Weils  Josasph,  labourer  496  sou  h  Second 
Welis  John,  coachmaker  Jumper  bv^low  High 
Wrlls  Mary,  widow  379  north  Frcni 
Wtlls  Richard  W:  merchant    14i  south  Front—d.  h 

150  soutli  S(  cond  {see  Wille 

Wells  Mary,  bookfolder  30  Cres^on's  alley 
Wells  Wiiliam,  stonemason  Juniy^er  b:*iow  High 
'V^  ells  John,  packer  United  States  arsenal 
Wellaid  Richard,  grocer  272  Cedar 
Welsh  Ehzabeih,  widow  boarding  house  111  S.  Front 
Welsii  Elizabeth,  Miss  272  s  uth  Third 
Welsh  John,  baker  135  south  Fifdi 
Welsh  Thomas,  baker  56  Uinon 
Welsh  Nicholas,  mariner  26  Shippcn 
^Ve!sh  Mary,  widow  180  Swanson 
Welsh  ./acf-b,  carpenter  Rose  alley 
A\  elsh  Jacob,  shoemaker  229  Cedar 
Welsh  Ja- es,  carpenter  Cunant  alley 
^  elsh  John,  merchant  148  (Chestnut  abcve  Sixth 
Wel.->h  William,  hatter,  back  62  Race 
V  elser  John,  ladies'  shoemaker  462  north  Third 
Wench  Henry,  mercer  and  tailor  253  north  Second 
Wentling  David,  type  founder  5  Plum 
Wentling  George,  farmer  Francis  lane 
Wentz  Frederick,  tanner  back  30d  north  Second 
Wentz  Philip,  cooper  near  543  north  Third 
Wentz  Samuel,  merchant  tailoir  60  north  Third— c 

h.  26  Garden 
Wentland  John,  labourer  Francis  lane  n,  iSchuylkiil 
Wentrell  Mary,  mantua  maker  44  Gaskill 


rniLADELPlIIA  DIRECTORY.  VVLT 

Wert  Peter,  filer  143  south  Tenth 
Werteleym  Alexander  ».  m.  b.  2,7  south  Third 
Wertperd  Barbira,  widow  4th  above  Browne 
Wtsener  Christopher,  manufacturing  chymist  Broad 

between  Aich  and  Cherry — d.  h  434  Race 
Wessell  Mary,  widow  32  nr  rth  Water 
Wesseis  John,  merchaiit  ,9  Dock— dwelling  9  Pear 
West  Ann,  widow,  172  south  5th 
West  Charles  C.  merchant  tailor  62  Chestnut 
VVe:st  Beulah,  widow  12  chancery  lane 
VVest  C  L.  meraliatit  84  Wood  and  Race  sU  "wharf 
W'.  St  David,  tailor  8  Shields*  court 
West  Francis,  merchant  lOS  south  Front 
Weesl  Su-an,  nurse  9  north  2d 

West  James,  merchant  155  north  Water — d.  h.J.21  Raee 
West  and  Jeanes,  s  It  mrrchts.  155  north  Water 
West  John,  shallopman,  6  SiL-ld's  court 
VVest  John,  mariner  Soles  court 
West  John  H.  teacher  Queen  near  Hanover 
West  Joseph,  merch mt   N.  W.  cor.    Front  and  Vine—* 

store  in  Water  between  Vine  ar.d  Carowhiii 
West  Joseph  H.  biscuii  baker  a  d  flour  store  165  north 

Water — d.  h.  nor  h  Avest  c  .r.  Vine  and  Front 
West  Peter,  fiddler  143  south  10; h 
West  Richard,  sign  painter  Chestnut  above  12th 
West  Robert,  upholsterer  129  Walnut — d.  h.  55  S.  5th 
West  Thomas  G.  13  north  3d 
West  Wuliam,  manner  back  12  German 
West  William,  N.  W.  orner  Vine  and  Front 
West  Wdliura,  sea  cupiain  next  145  Pine 
Westby  John,  mariner  51  Me.ide  alley 
Westcoat  Charles,  hatter  49  Coats'  alley 
Westcoat  Joel,  carter  401  north  Front         (see  VVestcoait 
Westcott  Harriet,  teacher  north  4xh  near  George 
Westcott  Marti la,  widow  62  Plum 
Westcott  Robert,  f^'entL-man  212  Mulberry 
Westhen  Charles  F.  c';rcl\VHiner  116  German 
Westei-  H«nry,  brickm  ker  Hig-h  n.  Sen.  3d 
Wester  W>jli.m,  tavlor  45  G.oige 

W  stnn  />hn  D.  teach.T  4^20  n  .rtn  4th  (N.  SJ 

Wei  pliail  C  larles  W    w  .ithcase  maker  and  jeweller  87 
Wesiphatl  Fi-rdinand,  waaninakt^r  and  jeweller  81  New 
Wt  .herby  J  -njes,  saddler  76  n  r'.h  6tii 
WelheriflC  hitter  207  S  ^ssafVas 

We'.herill  G -o.  D.  dnitrgi.si  65    o:;h  Front — d.  h.  22  Arch 
Wt-theiill  John,  oil  and   colourTi-n  S.   K.  or    Fron-.  and 

Arch--d.  h,  291  S;iss  tf'  a.^ 
Weht-ril!  J  Iin  H.  druggist,  etc.  65  north  Front 
Wtiberill /oseph,  gentlemun  170  -out);  4  h 
We  nerill  Moidccai,  oil  and  coiouniun  8  south  alley 
W  'iurili  Samuel,  colourma'>  419  H\\:'ii  - 

W-^'iieiiil  Samuel  and  Sons  oil  &  coiourmen  65 N-  Front 
Wetoerdl  S.  P.  od  and  C'doiirmaii  65  8c  d.  ii  76'N.'Front 
Wetherill  Mrs.  widow  boarding  house  67  Dock 


Vv'HE  paxion's  annual 

Wetherill  Thomas,  carpenter  324  souih  Front 

Wether"ing-ton  Amelia,  l83  south  7th 

"VVetherstine  Adjm,  victualler  Tammuny  abdve  4th 

Wetherstine  Richard,  27  Charlotte 

Wetherstine  Sainl.  nailer  Old  York  r.  below  Tammany 

Wethy  Elizabeth,  nurse  122  soutl^  10th 

Wevill  Ann,  upholsterer  cor  Chesunut  &  5th 

Wevill    Nicholas,   ij?   Smith,  upholsterers  NAW  comer 

Ciiestnut  and  Fifth 
Weyant  John,  drayman  506  north  Second 
Weynian  Duniel,  grocer  308  N  Front  corner  Noble 
Weyman  Janet,  storekeeper  257  N.  2d 
Wcymer  Samuel,  tinplatewoiker  341  N.  Third 
Whahab  Sc  John  C.  carpenters  51  D:.ck 
Whaley  L.  victualler  Vine  west  of  Broad 
Wiiarf  Edirard,  mariner  94  Swanson 
Wharfe  James,  boarding  house  48  Walnut 
Whartenby  Thomas  silversmith  198  S  3d  and  117  Spruce 
Whartenby  and  Bumm,  silversmith  198  south  3d 
Whartman  Michael,  cor.  Garden  an^i  Muiberry  ay 
Wliaptoii  Charles,  ffenlleman  136  S   2d 
Wharton  Elizabeth  widow  128  south  4th 
Whaiton    Fishbourn,  mercht.  9  9   S.  Front— d,  h.  240 

spruce 
Wharton  Isaiah,  shoemaker  127  Green 
Wharton  James  S.  shoemaker  173  N.  Third 
Wharton  John,  cupper  and  bleeder  54  Vine 
Wharton  John,  shoemaker  87  south  Front 
Wharton  John,  commission  broker  26  W^alnut — d.  b.  11 

south  Ninth 
Wharton,  Joseph,  late  printer  Clifton 
Wharton  Keainey,  39  Chestnut 

Whartcn  Deborah,  Mrs.  gentlewoman  29  1-2  Powell 
f  Wharton  John,  boot  cleaner  12  south  6ih 
Wharton  Margt.  gentlewoman  118  south  8th— S.W.  cor, 

Locust 
Wniurton  Robert,  Mayor  of  the  City—ofFice  S-  W,  corner 

5lh  and  Chestnut-cl welling  135  south  Th.rd 
Wharton  Ssruh,  widow  of  Joseph  111  S.  5th 
Wharton  Tliomas  G  merchant  87  Pine 
V/hfirton  W^illiam,  farmer  130  Spruce 
frhatman  li;\rbara,  widow  441  north  3d 
Wliarton  Thomas  J.  altornt-y  at  law  76  south  6lh 
Wheaton  Enoch,  seu  captain  cor.  Callowhill  C?*  Water 
W'heaton  Joseph,  mariner  131  north  Front 
Wheaton  William,  sea  captain  391  north  Frcut 
Whealer  Mary,  widow  30  Kunckle 
W'.heeler  Amre,  carpenter  back  298  Race 
Wheeler  Charles,  attorney  at  law  48   Walr.ut — d.  h.    99 

Vine 
Wiieelyr  Enoch,  grazier  99  Vine 
Wheeler  Henry,  taylor  3  Fearrier*s  court 
AVheeler  Mary,  huckster  Carpenter  (S.)  above  4th 


PHII^I>KLPH1A  DIKECTOKT.  VVHI 

Wheeler  John  I.  merchant  255  High 

Wheelei-  J  )hn,  musician  1  Yorke  court  (N.  L.) 

Wheeler  Jolin,  taylor  84  north  Waier 

Wheeler  Mrs-  175  norih  Front 

Wljeeler  Jona.I.  coitler  Vmest.  wharf— d.  h.  Pfeif'erisav 

Wweeler Samuel,  justice   of  the  peuce,  and  bkck    and 

white  Smith  y9  Vine 
Wheeler  Samuel  &   J.  Exley,  whitesmiths,  scale   beam 

makers  and  Urge   screw    cuttero  cor.  Brewer's   alley 

(Wood)  and  Kunckel 
Wheeler  Susan,  widow  154  soutli  5th 

[See  Wheelen 
Whelan  Patrick  E.  merchant  195  south  Fourth d  h, 

29  Vine 
Whelan  VVm.  grocer  cor.  northwest  Chestnut  and  4th 
Whelen  Israel,  merchant  and  treasurer  of  tlie  SchuvL'. 

kill  bridge  company  8  north  Fourth — dwelling  194 

Chestnut 
Whetstone  Abraham,  plasterer  Federal  near  Third 
Whetstone  Isaac,  carter  23  Coombs'  alley 
Whetstone  Nicholas,  tobacconist  Arch  near  Sch.  8th 
Whilden  J^.nathan,  pilot  101  Swanson 
Whetstone  Jacob,  labourer  503  south  Second 
Whilldin  Lambert,  pilot  back  88  north  Front 
Whilldin  Wilmon,   captain  New  Castle   steam    boat 

13  Vernon 
fWhipper  Hannah,  washerwoman  op.  34  Blackberry 

alley 
Whipple  Job  innkeeper  124  south  Front 
Wliistier  David,  tailor  52  Charlotte 
Whistler  William,  oak  cooper  54  Charlotte 
VVhitaker  James,  chairmaker  26  Lombard  <>  33  Deck 
Whituker  James,  smith  &c.  Hartung^s  alley— d.  h.  15 

Coombs'  alley 
Whitaker  Joseph,  springraaker,   4th   above   Vine    d. 

h.  128  New 
Whitviker  Josaph,  nailer  128  New 
Whitaker  Joseph,  carter  Schuylkill  5th  b«low  Hi?h 
Whitbread  William,  n-.ariner  TI  Christian 
fWhite  Arthur,  labourer  31  Crab 
White  Ambrose,  merchant  294  High 
White  Agnes,  367  High 
White  Andrew,  Hunter's  court 
White  Britton,  jun.  stock  and   exchange  broker  214 

Walnut  and  80  A'outh  Front 
fWhite  Benjamin,  fortuneteller  2  south  Twelfth 
White  Charles  H.  cabinet  and  chairmaker  42  north 

Seventh — d.  h.  122  Cherry 
White  Cnarles,  victualler  298  north  Eighth—stall    14 

Old  Shambles 
White  Charles,  blindm an  13th  above  Filbert 
White  B.  C.  merchant  53  N.  Water— J.  h.77  S.  6tU 
fWhite  Daniel,  woodsawycr  24  Blackberry  alley 
7 White  Francis,  woodsawyer  78  north  11th 


WHI  paxton's  annual 

White  George,  planeroaker  back  5  Filbert  and  94  north 
White  George,  l;i'  ourer  Hc^pkius'  court  (Nintu 

White  George,  susith  45   Mulberry  and  29  Moravian 

alley 
fWhite  George,  waiter  272  south  Fourth 
Whitf  George  9th  above  Arch 
White  iSf  Gnnnell,  pianemakt  rs  back  5  Filbert 
White  Henry,  bottler  14  Argy'e  street 
White  Hannah,  China  store  ♦•^SO  noi  th  Second 
tWhite  Henry,  boot  cleaner  12  south  6th 
fr  ii"^e  Jlagh,   taliov^xiiaiidi  r  Rose  ay.  near  Biown 
Wi;r.»  IsHac,  carpeiuer  li  Pewierplaiter  ay, — d.  h.  102 

north  3d 
^Tli.te  Isaac,  shipwright  Pitt  ab.  (he  Run 
^Fhiie  J..cob,  plane  nicker  94  iii-rll)  9ih 
jrijiie  JsQoh,  woodsawyer  9<i  Christian 

fV'.\ie ,  cordwa.ner  Bali  ay. 

W^iMte  Jesse,  innkeeper  S.  E.  cor.  Front  and  Spruce 
^^"^hi'e  Jolin,  chymist's  laboratory  163  St.  John — dwelling 

117  1  2  N.  2J,  and  office  for  the   collection  of  t!ie   re- 

venue  for  the  fir>l  collection  disirict  110  N.  Front 
JFhite  John,  store  keeper  78  N    2d— d.  h.  196  nox-th  4lh 
W^hiie  John,  cooper  back  40  Bread 
White  John,  shallop.TJiii)  64  Ciirisiian 
W\]ite  John,  shoemaker  75  souiii  Water 
R^hite  Jonathan,  carpenter  16J  north  3d 
Ff  iiite  Joseph,  livery  stable  Fi-ont  ab.  Arch — d.  h.  273  S. 

Fou    h 
Waile  John,  tavern  and  boarding  house  202   south  W*- 

tei-  and  233  south  Front 
^hiie  Joseph,  cumbmaker  37  north  3d 
^^''tiiie  J^'seph,  storekeeper  40  N.  2d— dwelling  49  N.  3d 
While  Joseph  Sc  Co.  hardware  mercht.  40  north  3d 
White  J<»hn,  merchi.  3  S.  Water — d.  h.  96  souih  Front 
^hite  John,  blacksmiih  High  W.  of  Permt.  Bridge 
White  Josiah,  wire  manufac  urer  172  Arcn 
Wiiite  Rev.  John,  teacher  High  W.  Scnuyl.  8th 
finite  Josepii,  hardware    merchant    29   Higii— d.  h.  7 

Ciiurch  adey 
lH^\\\ie  Joseph,  clock  and  watchmaker  Petticoat  alley 
White  and  lappincott,  hardw-re  merchis.  29  High 
J^iiite  Lewis,  confectioner  214  south  oth 
While  Margaret,  near  300  south  Sm 
White  and  Milligan,  merchants  40  north  2d 
W.iite  Miss,  spinster  Tammany  bel<w  Si  John 
W.ite  Robert,  accompiaiit  37  Spr  ice  &  Washington  hall 
White  Rober,  carpenter  Arch  TV.  Broad 
Wi.ite  Robert,  weaver  20  Franklin 
■\W\iiie  iZobert,  sweep:l1a^te^  60  Small 
jw^hiie  Robert  H.  dt  aler  12  Surd's  court  &  163  Lombard 
Jf  hite  Rosina,  boarding  liouse  309  Sprnce 
Wnite  Samuel,  dry  goods  merchant  34  High 


PHILADi&LPHIA    DIRECTOUY-  Will 


White  Samuel,  oystermttn  back  335  south  Front 

White  Sanniel,  bellman  Franktoid  road  n.   .S'onel  horse 

White  Sar.ib,  boarding  house  13th  cor.  Filbert 

White  Sara'),  widow  boardina:  house  17  south  5th 

White  Thomas,  bookbinder  57  sou'.h  6th 

White  'J'homas,  teacher  369  north  Front 

White  Thomas,  drug  pulveriser  Chesnut  weat  of  Broad 

White  T.  and  Co.  dry  good  store  78  north  3d 

White  Thomas,  carpenter  210  soutli  5ih 

White  Thomas  H.  wine  mercM.  csiintr  Deck  and  Pear 

— d.  h.224  Wahmt 
White  Thomas,  storekeeper  78  north  2d — d.  h.  196  north 
White  William,  tallow  chandler  236  north  3d  (2d 

White  William,  storekeeper  4  bOiiUi  6  h 
White  \Vm.  L.  vict.  coi.  Front  &  Poplar  lan^- — sta'l  16 
White  Wm   jun.  vict.  Front  cor.  Poplur     (Old  t.i. ambles 
White  Wm.  d  n.  bishop  of  the  Episcopal  church  89  Wal- 
White  Wm.  gentleman  196  north  4ji  (nui 

White  Wm   co.chmaker  back  2'>7  Race 
fWhite  Wm   22  Lomb.ird 
Wh'.iecar  Joseph,  grocer,  loCallowhill 
Wiiil?car  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  and  rr.ahoganv  dealer 

91,  93  and  95,  S  2nd  (-w  U'hrUi^c-::- 

Whitehall  PniNTixo  Office,  Ridge  road  aborc  CaVoivluit 
Widteliead  Duvid,  shouiTiaktr  Cai-j-enlc-rs  aiiey 
Wliiieheads  &  Co.  grocers  513  N.  Second 
^Vl^tehead  Caleb,  cordwainer  296  south  Fourth 
Whitehead  Eiias,  cordu-uiner  78  Germ.iij 
Wiiitehe.id  .Jame^,  merchant  27  \'ine 
Wliitdiead  Juim,  merchant  178  north  Fourth  and  222  N 

S  cond 
^Vldt-  head    John,   merchant  222    X.    Second — d.  h.   27 

Branch 
Whiteltead  John  &.  JVm  procers  222  north  .S'econd 
\Vhitehead  M..rgavet,  \vidi)W  62  Vine 
whitehead  Kobe;  t,  --ciivenei-  72  Vine 
Whitehead  Willet,  gioctr  2.6  soui'n  Fif  h 
Whitehead  Wrxu  mercliar.i  222  N.  2nd— d.  h.  27  Vine 
Whuel  Jacob,  hibourer  18  Wvo-  n 
Whitely  F^U^'ard,  printer  12  Cressons  alley 
Wiiiteiy  Elizabetli,  Corner  .Sissafras  and  I3'h 
^rhiteman  lienjumin,  innkeeper  139  ntjrth  Fuur*h 
^Fiiiteman  Ciiai  le.--,  drayman  Garden  st. 
7Fi»i"eman  Caspar,  carter  117  Green 
JFliiteman  Davd,  c^rte  r  corner  3d  ;ind  Georg'' 
JFhiteman  Henrj,  (P:ke  ie.n)  N.  E.  cor.  7ll'  ard  hf'u 
fFiiitenian  John,  ge  itlenian  165  ncifth  Fouith 
/Fhiteman  Joim,  \vaterm:in  Ldiy  alley 
Trtdteir.aM  J  )hn,  carter  Race  rear  Set).  7th 
Jff'hiienian  J. .cob,  late  storekeeper  165  N.  Fourth 
Ji'hitems!n  .)i:cob,  32  Ann  (N.  L.) 
fFhiteman  Jumes,  stone  cu  ter  Gi.rdner  ab.  Peg.s  liuu 
fniiiemai.  Margaret,  widow  72  noitl;  Thiid 
WHiiteman  Mxhael,  accomptani  49  Woot; 

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Whiteman  M.  bonrding  house  19  Curler's  alley 
Wliiteman  Natlian,  grocer  86Cro\vi; — store  4th  bl.  "N  in- 
Wliiteniiin  Nathan,  vvaie;man  Bc:tcii  n.  Nigh  Bridge 
^\'!uteman  Peier,  hidies  shoe  maker  53  N.  F/ighth 
Whiteman  Wm.  cut   n:iii  manufacior}'  165  N.  4th — d.  h. 

133  X.  4ih 
Wijiteman  Windell,  tanner  near  511  north  iSecond 
^Vliitesides  Alexander,  ])lasterer  156  Callowhill 
Whitesides  Thomas,  brtwer  261  north  Third 
7i^i;iiehides\Vm.  merchant  43  Dock— d.  h.  106  S.  5lh 
Wiiitford  7)iin,  tin  plaie  worker  151  south  Water 
Whitfitrd  Johp,  tin  j)late  worker  2  Liitle  Boys'Court 
Whiltoni  llobert,  mariner  1  Grays  alley 
Whiting  Nathaniel,  li'jiior  store  77  north.  Water 
Wiiiteinavi  IVitr,  corner  CaMowiiill  und  L;!\v,ence 
W'hiieman^Nalban,  jr.  97  N.  4ih  and  c^  r.  Crown  &  Wood 
WHii'mach  Ciins  ian,  w«dl  digger  Bu'tonwood  I.  bel.  6di 
Whitney  John  C.  sea  captain  50  Moyamensingr. 
/rhitnt-y  Lebius.  accomptant  199  Sassafras 
Whitney  Thojias,  matliematical  instrunient  iTiaker, 
njaiiufactures    survtying"     instruments      generally- 
north  sixth   I, ear  the   large  new   stone  bridge  two 
miles  fr<.m  Hi.^h  street 

Whitney  K.  M.  merchant  19  S.  Front  and  96  S.  8th 
XV'hitiu-y  'Ihomas  J.  combmaker  137  south  Second 
W'hitbtcir.e  Henry,  carter  cor.  Sch.  ~th  and  Cherry 
Whitiaiicr  widow  of  John,  7  Knight's  court 
\Vi'ittii!dale  Robert,  ctsrdwaiiitr  2i4  south  Second 
Yvhitton  widow  hnckster  35  Jones'  alley 
Whittelsey  Elizabeth  midow   C'iiina  street 
Whitseli  Coi.rad,  labourer  Beavei'  near  Sscojid 
Whittle  Ann,  storek<:reper  15  s  'Uth  .Second 
Whitton  AI)tdnego  ./.  Queen  below  Crown 
Whyant  Conr.id,  carpenter  G'llbreaths  ailey 
^Viall  John,  tailor  359  north  Fn-nt 
>\'iatt  Atin,  widow  teacher  back  368  no.ith  Tiuid 
Wiatt  (Jeorge,  2d  above  Cer.  i*oad 
Wi-/itt  Sol  >nion,  b'):^se]!er  ilfc.  Ct.  road  near  .Secciul 
Wible.  Jesse,  wha^f  liuilder  68  Buck! 
Wickers ::an)  E.  diy  goods  store,  2/  south  Second 
'A'ickf  i-sham    I'homas.  niei'chunt  26  south  Second 
\\'ickes  Beijamin.  sliipmaster   and    ory    go(xl    stTe 
•:iO  >.-,uth  Secciidi  (2  Cartre's  alhy 

n^ickiiaoj  C-hfistoijher,  turner  ~7  north  Seventh — d.  h; 
VVickham  Janics,,  sea  caijtain  230  i'ine 
VVickhau)  ''I.  T.  ciT*  Co.  niiiitary  and  fancy  hardware 

stor^  94  "igh 
W'ickham  M.  T.  gunsnp.ith   corner   Third  ar.d   Noble 

and  2J8  north  Third 
\Vici&^\^  i!"iam,  mariner  18  Little  Water 
Wldriibeld  George,  carpenter  171  Hi^h— d.  h.  173  N. 
Widdiheld /ames,  C'rpenter  174  soutli  Third         (4th 
VVidditield  iJ"  Miller,  carpenters  and  box  makers  171 
H  gh  (Mull)eny 

Wirtd. Held  William,  ironmonger  42  north  3d  and  1!C 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WIL 

^iddifield  Wm.  late  chairmaker  48  north  Front 
J'Fiderrelt  Matthias,  ladies'  shoemaker  5th  be!.  Chris 
Widdows  Peter,  teacher  77  north  Front  (tiar 

Widener  John,  brick  maker  9th  above  Coats 
VVier  John,  labourer  Lo'^ust  above  Twelfth 
Wiessalls  E.  millinery,  Isfz.  store  39  nortii  6th 
VViessenbach  Henrj',  80  north  Sixth 
Wiessbauah  William,  combmaker  Smith's  alley 
Wiedersum  John,  stone  cutter  18  Filbert 
Wigand  Conrad,  smith  340  Sassafras 
Wiggins  6'arah,  widow  55  Grc:en 
Wiggins  ^  Whitney,  merc!-ants  19  south  Front 
Wiggiesworth  widow  of  Wiiliam,  193  Spruce 
^Vight  James,  storekeeper  48  Mulberry 
Wight  Thomus,  cordwuiner  34.5  Rice 

( •  ee  IV/tiq ht  and  J '<*.4  - 
'Vlgmove  Joseph  A.  china  store  72  fVahuil 
^J^ikofl'  Henry,  gentlennan  44  Pme 
frikoff  Peter',  m-rchant  146  soaih  Tenth 
Wilbank  Henry,  Jamesabove  Charles 
Wiibank  John,  brassfounder  46  north  7ia 
Wilbe  Thomas,  shipwright  Budd  near  Poplar 
Wilber  Edward,  labourer  3  Whitehall 
Wile  Rebecca,  widow  33  north  Fifth 
Wilcox  Charles  G.  lottei-y  office  and  exchange  broker  S 

E.  cor.  Chestnut  and  Third—dwelling  151  south  TentL. 
Wilcox  Edmund,  merchant  145  High— d.  h.  40  N.  5th 
Wilcox  Edward,  tailor  back  60  Dock 
Wilcox  Miss  Elizabeth,  301  Spruce 
Wilcox  James,  tallow  chandler  136  Catharine 
Wilcocks  Richard  H.  merchant  61  south  Water  and  ISc 

Chestnut 
Wicoeks  Samuel,  attorney  at  law  134  Walnut 
Wile  IX  Sarol.  cashier  of  the  Mechanics'  Bank  40  N.  5th 
Wilday  Richard,  shipwright  177  St.  John 
AVilder  Frederick,  Laws  court 

Wildey  Rich,  shipjoiner  Oak  ab.  Co.^^ts — d.  h.  17^  St.  Jol-k 
Wil  les  Joseph,  inn  and  ferry  keept-r  C^mdoi  N'-  J 
Wde  Conrad,  cordwainer  70  nor'h  Third 
Wile  Conrad,  brewer  9  and  12  Bi-ead  street 
Wile  John,  cordwaine'*  back  79  north  Flitii 
Wile  &  Partenheimer,  brewers  9  Bread 
Wiler  John,  baker  53  Movamensirg 
Wiley  A.  &  Co.  mercers  &  taylors  301  High  &  54  .V.  Sl.li 
Wiley  Benjamm,  shoemaker  back  310  Kuce 
Wiley  Benjamin  carpenter  266  Sassafras 
Wiley  Ewiog,  rule  maket  hack  268  Race 
Wiley  Geori^e,  mariner  35  Piumb 
Wiley  Hannah,  teaclier  64  north  Sixtii 
Wiley  Kesiah,  widow  Poplar  lane  above  Second 
Wiley  John,  cordwainer  Rose  alley  below  Browt.e 
Wiley  John,  grocer  N   E.  corner  Arch  and  Water 
Wiley  Moses,  weaver  St.  John  near  Ger.  roarl 
Wiley  Robert,  bottler  Oifton  street 


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T\',ley  Robert,  Juniper  above  George 

Wiley  widow,  ot  J.tmes  nt  ar  593  north  Second 

W;ley  Rev.  Sumuel  B.  Walnui  ab.  Eleventh 

Wiliington  Catharine,  widow  /uniper  ab.  13lh 

Wilketoii  Frederick,  cabinet  maker  244  north  Third. 

W'llkey  Uosina,  widow  trader  North  st. 

Wilkins  Henr)',  carpenier  4ih  above  Coats 

Wilkins  James,  coul  measurer  14  Crab 

Wiik;ns  Juhii,  cabinet  maker  47  Mead  alley 

W.lkins  J.xob  F.  cabinet  maker  49  sou.h  Fifth 

Wilkhis  Jane,  widow  cor.  Ciiesnut  and  Sch.  Fifth 

Wtlkins  Sc  Black,  merciiants  IS  N,  Front 

Wilkins  Isaac,  merchant  IB  N.  From 

Wilkinson  Abner,  tailor  136  south  Front 

\V"ik:nbon  Cnnstopher,  carpeaier  284Ruce 

Wilkinson  Robert,  puinierand  g'laz.er  51  Budd 

Wilkinson  Tiiumas,  sliip  curj>enier  Hanuver  near  Queen 

Wilks  f  lenry,  marii^.er  7  Clever  alley 

rWiiks  Caio,  hostler  M-^rks  lane 

Will  Cnuries,  viciualler  Buttonwood  above  Eighth 

Will  Elizabeth,  victualler  285  north  Eighth 

Will  Elizabeth,  widow  8th  above  Poplar 

Will  Isauc,  carpenter  Poplar  1.  bel.  Fourth 

Will  Georjje,  cabinet  maker  in  Lawrance  bel.  Callowhill 

Willard  Abraham,  blacksmith  8  Knight*s  court 

Wdlard  George,  late  constable  cor.  Dean  &  Weaver's  ay, 

Willard  Martin,  mariner  411  south  Front 

Willard  William,  mariner  69  Plumb 

Willard ,  cordwainer  26  Franklin  court 

"NV.Ubank  John,  victualler  James  ab.  Charles 

Wilicox  Stephen,  carpenter  S.  E.  cor.  11th  and  North 

Willday  Kesiak,  widow  boarding  house  138  Arch 

Willdey  Josiah,  boarding  house  Bryans  court 

Willey  Harriett,  white  washer  4  Race 

NVillett  3.imuel  iiuikeeper  (running  horses)  Beach  near 

Warren  (K.) 
Willets,  Margaret,  143  south  Eleventh 
Wiliiarna  Ann,  widow  siiop  keeper  N.  B.  cor.  Front  am 

Christian 
?rillia!ris  &  Albertson,  merchants  19  High 
t^f^illiams  Andrew,  coachman  Trnstys  court 
^riUianis  Benjainin,  accomptant  186  N.  Front 
'^'illiams  Benjamin,  currier  St,  John  bel.  Noble 
Tilliams  Catliarine,  13  Knighi*s  court 
•niliams  Cat!!arii>e,  teacher  4  Cypress  alley 
".  f  illiamsChi.rles,  gardene;-  24  Blackberry  alley 
!"^filltaip.s  Cliailes,  mariner  242  Lombard 
^'^''illiams  David,  hibourer  Lombard  n.  Sclmy.  r. 
-  frilliams  Daniel,  labourer  Passyunk  be..  6:h 
ffilliams  Daniel,  fruitei-er  7  Laetitie  court  and  8  Hig>\ 
Tilliams  Dennis,  lab(.>uver  493  north  Third 
Tilliams  Elizabeth,  widow  211  Spruce 
/Killianis  Elizabeth  Mlss,  2U5  Spvucr; 
ir!Ui...m-,  KJizabei.hj  widow  '^^1;  A.u;\ 


rHILADELPHIA    i31RECTORV.  WIL 

Williams  El'i^juh  D.  sea  captain  36  Cedar 

Williams  Elizabeth,  N.  4th  bel.  Poplar 

f  Williams  Euward,-laboiirer  35  Curri.nt 

AVilliams  Eiiiuon,  suiveyor  &  scriveiur  Higli  W^.  of  Centra 

Square 
Wiil.ams  Frederick,  ta'.lor  Li  It  alley 
Wil!i:ims  G.  G.  dry  good  store  457  N.  ^Second 
Williams  George-,  merchant  60  ^lulberry 
f  Williams  George,    box  maker  Osbouru'a  court 
Wliums  George  P.  labourer  Washington  X.  oFC^Howuill 
William  Howard,  cabinetmaker  7S  Race 
Williams  Henry,  labourer  Paschall*s  alley 
tWilliums  Henry,  coachman  9  Prune 
fWilliams  Ishman,  labourer  back  219  Clierry 
Williams  Jacob,  mariner  20  Argyle 
Williams  James,  woollen  warehouse  286  High — d.  h.  315 

Mulberry 
Williams  James,  carpen*er  241  south  7th 
Williams  James,  labourer  back  40  lM-e.id 
Williams  James,  segarmuker  121  s.)Uth- Water 
Williams  James,  currier  47  Plum 
Williams  James,  fruiterer  2  north  Front  and  32  Vine 
Williams  James,  boarding  house  20  Hurst 
"Williams  Jeremiah,  carter  100  Catharine 
Williams  Jesse,  accomptant  298  liace 
Williams  John,  shoemaker  97 north  9ih 
Williams  John,  carpenter  Sh:'.ckaniaxon  ab.  Bedford 
Vv'ii!)ams  John,  Christian  below  5th 
jWilliams  John,  labourer  O- bourn's  ct. 
fW^iliiams  Job,  oaclimun  St.  Mary  above  T'.h 
Williams  Jesse,  shallopm.tn  27  Browne 
WItiams  James,  tavern  keeper  Jiiittonwood  near  6ih 
Williams  John,  barber  Popl  ir  lane  bel.  2d— d.  h.  4th 
Williams  John,  lumber  merc'a.  cor.  6ih  and  Buttonwo 
W.lliams  Mrs.  of  John,  254  Lombard 
Williams  Jolui,  cordvrainer  1  Pratt's  court 
f  Williams  Juhn.  woodsawyer  224  south  5lh 
Williams  J  >hn,  victuallei-  V:'.ie  above  Ijtis 
Willi:tms  J'Uin,  smith  S.  side  High  near  Pcrmt.  bridge 
Williams  John,  miriner  back  3G4  south  Front 
VVMliams  Jolm,  rigger  back  110  Catharine 
Williams  J  )hn,  wootls'iwyer  67  north  7'h 
W^illiams  John,  watchmaker  back  416  south  I'ron' 
Williams  John,  labourer  Osborn*s  court 
Williams  John,  labourer  Sclitiyl.  4ili  ab.  Filbei'- 
WUiams  John   A.  mercht.  28  south  2d 
"  Williams  J  iim,  barber  4th  bel.  G.  road 
WiiliJims  J  >seph,  lumbtr  merc'>.t.  205  Spruc-^ 
Willi.tms  Joseph,  ladies'  shoemaker  8th  bel.  Huoson' 
Williams  J   G.  dry  good  store  50  S.  2d  &  58  N.  4\h 
Williams  Jo^.  CMshier  of  Commercial  b:tnk  N.  \\"  -: 

Fourth  and  Pine 
"Wdlrams  J.)seph,  porter  397  south  K   >  : 

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PAXTON'a  ANNUA. 


Williams  Mary, bourdli)}^  house  160  souUi  iroi.'* 
Williams  Mary,  ta)U)rehS  14  Gray's  alley 
Williams  M:iry,  \vi(5a\v  4;)  Duke 
WHiims  Mary,  widow  Oak  street 
Williams  a"  Mickilcton,  box  makers  back  171  Higt. 
Williams  M«ises,  fruiterers  VViK)d 
Will.ams  Moses,  profile  cutter  10  Sterling  alley 
Williams  Moses,  shoemaker  179  Cherry 
^Williams  Oliver,  coachman  157  north  Sixth 
Williams  Richard,  northwest  corner  Front  and  High 
Williams  Richard,  cordwainer  George  above  Twelfth 
Williams  Robert,  labourer  Prince  above  2d 
Williams  Mrs.  of  R  b^rt,  47  Currant  alley 
Willia^KS  S.  ^M.  storekeepers  35  south  Second 
ri''iUiams  Samuel,  currier  247  N.  3d—d.  h   273  N'.  2d 
Williams  Samuel  and  Joseph,  mahogany  yard  Chest- 
nut above  10th 
Williams  Samuel,  tobacconist  Permanent  Bridge 
Williams  Samuel,  lumber  merchant  219  Walnut 
Wil  iams  Samuel  H.  tin  ware  manufacturer  258  High 
Williams  Sarah,  widow  back  392  Race 
tWilliams  Saturday,  wnodsawyer  Webb's  alley 
Williams  Thaddeus,  c  mbmaker  457  north  Third 
Williams  Thenpiis,  trus  hoop  maker  Hopkiu's  court 
Williams  Thomas,  labourer  back  80  Plumb 
Williams  Thonsas,  painter  t!fc.  69  Lombard 
\Viniams  Thomas,  shoemaker  back  245  St.  John 
Williams  Thomas,  shoemaker  369  north  Second 
WilUiams  Thomas,  tanner  and  curier  451  N.  Front 
Williams  Ihomas  iP"  Be»jamin,  tanners  and  curriers 

451  n(.rth  Frcnt 
Williams  Thonrsas  R.  75  Race 

Williams  Thomas  &.  Son,  cabinet  makers  73  8c  73  Race 
Williams  W'illiam,  Camden  New  Jersey 
Williams  Mrs  of  Willi-im,  storekeeper  140  south  9th 
Williams  William,  accomptant  122  Spruce 
Wiliams  Wiliiam,  mariner  ft  Christian 
Willi  ams  WiUiam  J.  merchant  78  Union 
Williamson  Anna,  widow  of  John  Cedar  above  9th 
vVilliamson  Ann,  Miss  62  German 
Williamson  Benjamin,    ropemaker  and  ship  chandler 
store 57  south  wharves — rope   walk    and  dwelling 
h;iuse  Tidmash  street 
Wiiliamson  Daniel,  lubnurer  191  north  Water 
Williamson  D  &  B.  mercht?.  67  High— d.  h.  174  S.  Frwit 
Willi. mson  David,  merchant  67  High.— d.  h.  174  S.  Front 
Williamson  J.  G.  merchant  135  High—  d.  h.  16  S.  7th 
Williamion  John,  tallowchandler  S.W.  cor  Wood  &  Ann 
Williamson  Jim?,  widow  207  Callowhill 
Williamson  John,  hatter  193  N.  Sd  — d.  h  207  Callowhill 
Williamson  John,  carpenter  207  Cherry 
Williamson  John  &  Isaac,  hatters  193  north  Third 
Williamson  Jesse,  carpenter  22  German 
""'.Viiiiamson  Pettr,  druggist  63  Almond 


,  PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  WIL 

vV;liiamson  Michl.  iron  merchant  67  north  Third 
Williamson  Mary  Ann,  widow  Sch.  2nd  above  Vine 
Williamson  S.  dyer  361  Arch 
Williamson  S.  sailmaker  Race  street  wiiarf— d.  h.  145  N, 

Front 
Williamson  Thomas,  cordwainer  81  Green 
Williamson  Thomas,  mariner  9  Callowhill 
Williamson  widow  of  W.  sailmaker  4  Sassafaas  and  130 

north  Front 
Willig  George,  musical  magazine  24  south  Fourth 
Willig  George,  jun.  24  south  Fourth 
Willing  George,  merchant  64  Pine 
Willing  George  C.  attorney  at  law  63  south  Fifth 
Willing  Richard,  merchant  21  Penn— dwelling  42  Pine 
Willing  Richard,  jun.  merchant  23  S.  Water — d.  h.  191 

Walnut 
Willing  Thos.  M.  &  Richard,  merchants  21. Penn 
Willing  Thomas  M.  merchant  21  Penn — ^.  h.  105  south 

Third  opposite  Washington  Hall 
Willing  Thomas,  gentleman  100  south  TJiird 
Willing  W.  S.  stock  and  exchange  broker  80  S.  Front 
Willing  &  White,. stock  &  exchange  brokers  80  S.  Front 
Wiliington  Thos.  woodsawyer  Carpenter  (S.)  near  Sixth 
Willis  David,  tobacconist  2  Goddards  alley 
Willis  Eliaken,  waterman  Brewsters  court 
Willis  Eliza,  widow  near  17  Ciesson's  alley 
Willis  James,  bricklayer  Schrivers  court 
Willis  John,  boarding  house  8  Nicholson's  court 
Willis  John,  grocer  29  south  Front 
Willis  John,  oysterman  corner  Spruce  and  Front  and  8 

Clierry 

Willis ,  comedian  10  Currant  alley 

Willis  John,  bnckbyer  61  north  Tenth 
Willis  Jonathan,  flour  merchant  31  south  Water— dwel- 
ling 49  Mulberry 
Willis  Joshua  F.  shoemaker  Morgan's  court 
Wiliis  L.  &  S.  storekeepers  379  High 
Willis  Musgrave,  turner  10  Clierry 
Willis  Phoebe,  milliner  102  north  Third 
Willis  Solomon,  turner  266  south  Fourth 
Willis  &  Yardley,  merciiants  21  and  31  south  Water 
Willits  E.  grocer  comer  Palmer  and  Prince 
Willits  Jeremiah,  pjaisterer  153  north  Ninth,  bel.  Vine 
Willits  Joseph  B.  bricklayer  25  Wood 
Willitts  Archibald,  carpenter  back  26  Cherry 
Wills  Andrew,  cordwainer  73  north  Fifth 
Wills  James  &,  Son,  grocers  84  Ciiestnut 
Wills  James,  jun,  grocer  84  Chestnut 
Wills  John,  573  south  Second  (see  JVells 

Wills  Thomas,  deputy  marshal,  marsiial's  office  co.  court 

house 
Wills  V.  teacher.  Malt  ay — d.  h.  Juniper  ab.  Race 
Wills  Richard  W.  merchant  150  south  Second 


WIL  paxton's  annual 

Willson  James  R.  teacher,  S.  W.  cor-  Twelfth  and  Cheat. 

nut  {see  Wilsor. 

Wilison  Fanny,  widow  309  north  Front 
AVillson  Peter,  mariner  Rachael  ab.  Brown 
Wilnnan  A.  commission  mercnant,  173  south  Fifth 
Wilmer  Henry,  innkeeper  30  uorth  Fifth 
Wilmer  James  &.  P.  merchanrs  8  north  Front 
Wilmer  John,  accomptant  109  Vin  e 
Wilmer  John  R.  merchant  22  north  Front 
Wilmer  Jolin,  accomptant  Taper  alley 
Wilmer  Lambert,  city  commissioner  120  north  Fourth 
f  Wilmore  Isaac,  oysterman  12  Arch 
Wilson  Alexander,  carpenter  67  Lombard 
Wilson  Alexander,  sea  capt2in  66  Christian 
Wilson  Alexander,  accomptant  279  Walnut 
Wilson  Ann,  shopkeeper  64  Sassafras 
Wilson  Benji^min  caulker  Front  below  Wharton 
Wilson  Benjamin,  fi:r  merchant  6  Minor  street 
Wil>on  Charles,  carpenter  Prosperous  alley 
Wilson  Clarissa,  shopkeeper  74  south  Front 
Wilson  C.  teacher  3  Fetter  lune 
Wilson  David,  stone  cutter  John  above  Cuilowhili 
Wilson  David,  taylor  33  Wood  < 
Wilson  David,  labourer  6  Penn 

Wilson  &  Dehaven,  leather  manufacturers  25  north  Tliird 
c  {see  Wilison 

Wilson  Dorothy,  widow  back  51  Mead  alley 
Wilson  Edward,  merchant  1  Greenleaf  court — dwelling" 

96  south  Fourth 
Wilson  Elijah,  518  south  Front 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  widow  32  Gillies  alley 
Wilson  Enoch,  sea  captain  12  Union 
W^ilson  Francis,  tobacconist  2  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Wilson  Francis,  mariner  1  Flints  court 
Wilson  Francis,  tobacconist  2  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Wilson  George,  carpenter  187  Green 
Wilson  George  S.  nnerchant  223  south  B'ront 
Wilson  Ge.  rge,  stonecutter  10  Fayette 
Wilson  George,  leather  store  26  north  Third 
Wilson  George,  hatter  102  north  Front 
Wilson  &  Glenn,  stonecutters  cor.  Crown  &  Callowhill 
Wilson  Henry,  ship  master  281  south  Front 
Wilson  Hugh,  bricklayer  Chestnut  W.  of  Sch.2d 
Wilson  ./^acob,  carter  Vim-bel.  11th 
Wilson  Jamt  s,  carter  Sixth  below  Coats 
Wilson  James    P.     pastor    of  the  first   Presbyterian 

cl.urch  24  Sansom 
Wilson  James,  tailor  comer  Water  and  Arch  and  cor. 

Water  and  Race — d.  h.  18  north  Third 
Wilson  Mrs.  of  James.  Quince  street 
jWilson  James,  oysterman  129  Cherry 
Wilson  James,  merchant  northwest  corner  9th  'C^  Race 
Wilson  James,  merchant  261--d.  h.  378  High 
M^ilson  Joel  W.  accomptant  Pitt  above  Beaver 


PHILADELPHIA  DIKECTOKY.  WIL 

Wilson  John,  shoemaker  186  Cedar 

Wilson  John,  carter  83  north  6th 

Wilson  John,  merchant  31  south  Front 

Wilson  John,  sea  captain  43  Spruce 

Wilson  John,  printer  280  Cedar  above  Seventh 

Wilson  John,  cordwainer  south  12th  below  Pine 

Wilson  John  B.  accompiant  corner  Noble  and  Kunc- 

kle  and  39  Sassafras 
^•Vilson  John,  stonecutter  14  south  Tenth 
^^''ilson  John,  tavernkeeper  193  Chestnut 
^V^ilson  Joseph,  boatbuilder  27  Callowhill 
^^ilson  Joseph,  cordwainer  Tammany  bel.  O.  Y.  r. 
^^ilson  Joseph,  tailor  7th  below  Pine 
^ilson  Levi,  labourer  5ch.  7th  below  Pine 
'^ilson  Margaret,  tailoress  5  Lsetitia  court 
Wilson  Margaret,  widow  236  south  Third 
Wilson  Mary,  widow  31  N  2d 
Wilson  Mary,  window  109  Christian 
Wilson  Mary,  widow  7  M*Culloch*s  ct. 
Wilson  Mary,  widow  314  Vine 
Wilson  M.  grocer  138  N.  2d  ^  45  Key's  ay. 
Wilson  Matthew,  mercht.  236  Arch 
Wilson  Matthew,  carter  Laurel  cor.  Budd 
Wilson  Motheral,  mercht.— d.  h.  47  Key's  ay. 
♦Wilson  M.  coachman  198  Cherrj'^ 
Wilson  Rebecca,  teacher  Frankford  road 
Wilson  Richard,  mariner  508  S.  Front 
Wilson  Robt.  silversmith  n.  cor.  5th  and  Cherry 
Wilson  Robt.  weaver  cor,  George  and  Sch.  3d 
Wilson  Robt.  late  sea  capt.  cor.  Passyunk  &  6th 
Wilson  Robert,  Weaver  13th  ab.  Cedar 
Wilson  Robt.  tobacconist  147  north  Second 
Wilson  Samuel,  printer  Rose  ay. 
Wilson  Samuel,  carter  Noble  ab  O.  Y.  road 
Wilson  Saml.  L.  dry  g;ood  store  9  N.  2d  &  39  Race 
jWilson  Samuel,  physician  35  Browne 
Wilson  Susannah,  boarding  house  upper  43  N.  8th 
Wilson  Thomas,  labourer  16  Little  German 
Wilson  Thomas,  &  M'Gregor  stone  cutters  12  N.  10th 
•Vilson  Thompson,  dry  good  store  226  S.  2d 
Wilson  Thomas,  sea  capt.  47  Shippen 
Wilson  Thomas,  stone  cutter  Nonnater's  ct. 
Wilson  Thomas  coach  painter  12  Library  and  44  Chester 
Wilson  Thomas,  cashier  of  the  Sch.  Bank  2  Franklin  row 
Wilson  Thomas,  printer  4  Burd*s  ct. 
Wilson  Timothy,  coachman  261  Spruce 
Wilson  Wm.  taylor  Pfeiffer*s  ct. 
Wilson  Wm.  grocer  138  N.  2d  and  323  High 
Wilson  Wm.  carpenter  61  Budd 
Wilson  Wm.  shoemaker  lOth  bel.  Vine 
Wilson  Wm.  assistant  at  Museum  48  Currant  ay. 
Wilson  Wm.  and  Co.  merchts.  138  N.  2d  and  323  High 
Wilson  Wm.  carter  Queen  near  Mulbro*  (K) 


WIN  paxton's  annual 

Wilson  Wm.  paperhanger  93  S,  5lh 

Wilson  and  Wilkris.cabinet  makers  49  S.r5lh 

Wilstach  Hannah,  shopkeeper  190  north  Second 

'^ilstach  Juhn  A.  tinsmith  174  nor.li  Second 

^ilt  Abraham,  carter  C)ats  ab.  Eighth 

W^ilt  Abi  aham,  gentleman  55  Sassafras 

'^ilt  Jacob,  ship  jointer  57  Coacs 

f^ilibank  Rev.  James  281  Chestnut 

^^ihberger  Christian,  gold  &  silversmith  13  X.  2nd 

^iltberger  George,  tinsmith  Race  S.  W.  corner  4lh 

^^ilrberger  Isaac,  hardware  mercliant  105  High 

J^iliberger  Joseph  L.  Filbert  W.  ofSch.  8;h 

^^'iltberger  P  &  Son,  hardware  merchts.  105  High 

^J'lltberger  Peter,  hardware  merchant  105  High 

^'^iliberger  I'honias,  druggist  169  north  Second 

^^iltberger  Wm.  rnercht.  16  Watkins  alley 

^J^iltsee  Cornelius,  carter  Camden  (N.  J.) 

^^iltsey  John,  comb  maker  408  north  Front 

^■^imer  Andrew,  cooper  280  south  Third 

f^imer  Andrew,  watchmaker  back  41  Prince 

^^imer  Mrs.  of  Joseph  plaster  277  south  Fifth 

^imer  George,  carter  274  south.  Third 

^imley  John,  labourer  48  Wood 

J^imhip  Wm.  copper  plate  printer  back  138  Coats 

^Finfield  William,  mate  Union  alley 

W^inbrewer  David,  tailor  97  north  Second 

W^isby  Jones,  mariner  31  Noble 

JFing  Jacob,  ship  master  401  south  Front 

Wing  Frederick,  baker  146  Spruce 

/Finn  Elijah,  Hatter  126  Lombard— d.  h.  High  W.  of  P 

Bridge 
?rinn  Isabella,  widow  24  Catharine 
^rinn  Jacob,  R'>se  alley  near  Browne 
Winn  Peter,  late  constable  inquire  14  south  Fifth 
^inn  William,  59  north  Sixth 
Winn  Wdliam,  bookbinder  57  north  Sixth 
/'Finiieinore  Andrew,  cabinet  maker 
fFinnemore  Elizubeth,  widow  John  bel.  2nd 
frinnemore  David,  tailor  97  south  Second 
^rinnemore  Jacob,  gentleman  126  Suanson 
Wiiine.nore  Phihp,  cord^r  at  Drawbiidge.  244  S.  7th 
Win.^emcre  PhiLp,  mariner  back  378  south  Second 
Winnemore  Thos.  i»ai  in.nutacturer  80  High — d.  h.  211. 

south  iStcond 
Wii.mer  J^tmes,  sword  m:;ker  16  York  court 
Winey  John,  bl.cksmith  Emlin,  court  ab.  Pegg 
Wm^Iow  Lucre: ii,  teacher  189  south  6Vcond 
W  ntv  r  Abrah  rn,  cabinet  maker  113  north  Second 
Winter  Jemima,  widow  127  oouth  Third 
Winter  Wm.  labourer  84  Swanson 

Winter  Josepli,  tailor  420  High— d.  h.  Juniper  bel.  H  gh 
Winter  Thomas,  irus:-  maker  104  Gaskill 
Winters  William,  tailor  5  -^outh  Water  and  45  S.  Front 
Winters ,.  victualler  104  Crown 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WOL 

VVinslow  George,  cunib  maker  Tammany  ab.  St.  John 

Winter  William,  sh  pwrighfback  502  south  Second 

Wintling  David,  type  founder  Spruce  W.  Sch.  Front 

Wiper  John,  labourer  G.  r.  near  Camac  street 

Wiperd  John,  labourer  G.  r.  below  1st  gate 

Wirman  George,  watchman  Ger.  road  bel.  Second 

Wirtz  Mrs.  M.  86  Arch  southwest  corner  Fourth 

Wise  Elias,  baker  88  Locust 

Wiseman  Jacob,  ropemaker  Carpenter  (S.)  ab.  5th 

Wiseman  Joseph,  coachpa inter  1  Wood 

Wiseman  John,  ropemaker  492  south  Second 

Wiser  John,  carpenter  3d  above  Poplar 

Wiser  John,  bakir  115 north  9th  abov   Race 

Wisinger  Melchor,  wireworker  79  north  Front 

Wisner  Frederick,  sugar  refiner  cor.  Shippen  55*  Crab 

Wispart  Rachel,  widow  40  New 

Wistar  Bartholomew,  merchant  133  High 

I^^istar  widow  of  Casper,  m.  d.  cor.  Prune  and  4th 

Wistar  Richard,  mtrchant  110  Chestnut 

f'f'lstar  Richard,   jr.    merchant   117  High — d-  h.  110 

Chestnut 
Wistar  Thtnnas,  gentleman  377  High 
ff'ister  J.   J.    M,   Price,  i!f  C.  J.   Wister  merchants 

143  High 
/Fister  John,  merchant  143  High 
W'^ister  Charles  1  merchant  143  High 
J'f'itchell  Samuel,  carter  167  nonh  ^h 
Witherton  Archibald  waiter  Fitzwalter  above  7th 
rTthtrsline  Christian,  victualler  4th  above  Poplar 
r^itherstine  John,  victualler  4th  ab.  G,  road 
Withers  William,  gunsmith  5  Baker's  court 
Witman  George,  brickmaker  129  north  Ninth 
rV  itman  Margaret,  widow  dry  goods  stori  96  N.  4th 

{See   Whiteman 
jritmer  John,  hog  butcher  8th  ab.  Callowhill 
Witmer  Henry,  taveri)ketper  89  south  Water 
JFitmer  Henry,  jr.  innkeeper  30  north  Fifth 
?rits.on  John,  cordwainer  148  Spruce 
Witten  Jacob,  harness  maker  Christian  a!x)ve  Fifth 
fFoelpper  David,  victualler  18  Lawrence 
Woelpper  (ieorge,  victualler  138  Race 
^f^'jglom  Abrai'am,  ;>ricklayer  149  north  Ninth 
Woglcm  .lavte,  widow  of  Peter  105  Vine 
Wnibert  C^itharine,  layer  out  of  the  dead,  193  St.  John 
H^'oibert  C\\  rles  J.  ston  keeper  400 north  5'econd 
W  Ibert  Frederick,  j  -.stice  'jf  tho  peace  427  north  2d 
rrolbert  Frederick,  l^bird  near  Poplar 
W'^')ibert  FrederiLK,  victualler  455  north  Third 
ff'ijlbert  widow  of  Thomas,  Tamma-!y  near  St.  John 
rf^olf  Abraham,  cordwainer  128  German 
Wo\(  Abraham,  cordwainer  back  312  north  Second 
Wolf  Alexaiid-ir,  pnnter,  iy4  Callowhill. 
Tfolf  Catharine,  wid^w  102  north  Water 


vVOO  PAXTON*S  ANNUAL 

Wolf  ^  Folwell,  tailors  81  and  146  south  Water 
~vvolf  Elizabeth,  widow  Shackamaxon  ab  F.road 
Wolf  Joseph,  wood  sawyer  581  north  Fourth 
Wolpert  Margaret,  widow  boarding  house  Pegg  street 

comer  Rogers'  court 
Wolperton  John,  blacksmith  back  196  north  Second 
Woellman  John,  labourer  148  south  Ninth 
Wolf  John,  carter  21  Noble 
WvM  John  B.  shoemaKer  406  north  2d 
Wolf  Thomas,  tailor  81  and  146  south  Water 
Wolf  Jacob,  carter  472  Sassafras 
Wolfe  George,  baker  back  308  north  Second 
Wolfe  John,  tinker  18  Charlotte 
Wolfe  Mary,  widow  Hamilton  near  Schuylkill 
Wolfe  William  F.  baker  390  south  Second 
Wclfe  Sarah,  tailoress  43  Mead  alley 
Wolff  Anthony,  professor  of  music  206  Cherry 
Woiff  Abr.  black  lead  pencil  manuf.  213  Cherry 
Wolfoni  Peter,  plasterer,  68  north  Eleventh 

[see  Wellford 
Wolhn  Jacob,  labourer  8  Moyamensing 
W^ollston  Benjamin,  carpenter  Poplar  Inne  ab.  Front 
Wollston  Michael,  plasterer  back  l47  Cherry 
Wolmer  Philip,  labourer  6th  near  Coats 
Wolper  Margaft'et  widow  92  Wood 
Wrlsey  J"hn,  labourer  Jones' alley 
Woiidc  riy  Charles,  blacksmith  55  Mechanic 
Wonderly  John,  labourer  3  Garden 
Wonderly  Jacob,  harness  maker  cor.  Christian  ^  3d 
Wonderly  John,  waterman  Rose  alley 
Wonderly  John,  victualler  177  Cheriy 
Wonderly  Jostph,  grazier  102  north  Eighth 
Wonder  George,  viclualler  3d  near  Germantown  road 
Wonderly  Samuel,  accomptant  9  Pfeiffers  alley 
Wonderly  John,  labourer  Hose  alley 
Wonderly  Josepli,  grazier,  102  norlh  8th 
Wonderly  William,  viclualler  102  north  8th 
Wonder  Samuel,  victualler  Y.  road  near  Logan 
Wood  Adna,  hatter  back  126  north  2d  See  Woods 

Wood  Andrew,  carpenter  cor.  Plum  and  4th 
Wood  Benjamin,  merchant  55o  sowth  2d 
Wood  Benjamin,  huckster  Camden  New  Jersey 
Wooe  Catnarine,  widow  silk  store  8  north  2d  &V7  Arch 
Wood  Charles,  shoemaker  163  south  Front 
Wood  Clement,  superintendant  of  streets  323  Spruce 
Wood  Daniel,  S.  stable  keeper  26  nor  h  3d 
Wood  David  C.  raerchl.  oH  north  Water 
W^ooJ  Euwaid,  carpenter  58  Qneei^. 
Wood  1st  Gentry,  boat  builders  N   Water  above  228 
Wood  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Robert  71  south  Fifth 
Wood  Ci^orge,  paper  stainer  back  3-r2  Race 
Wood  Hannah,  widow  11  Wi 111 ng's  alley 
Wood  Henry,  tailor  67  New 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WOO 

Wood  Isaac,  boatbailder  23  Callowhill 

Wood  Jarres,  merchant  28  south  Front 

Wood  James,  boatbuilder  55  Coats 

Wood  Jamt's,  merchant  49  north  3d 

Wood  James,  cordwainer  427  south  2d 

Wood  Jarne?,  mercht.  8  north  Second 

Wood  James  and  Tnomas,  merch* s.  8  N.  2d 

Wood  James  C.  merrhant  tailor  92  Race 

^Food  J.  exchange  broker  12  S.  4th  and  23  Franklin  ct. 

I^ood  John,  boatswain  of  Navy  yard  504  S.  Front 

Wood  John,  mariner  John  s»t. 

Wood  John,  hatter  HazUi  ay,  hi.  Locust 

rrood  J<)l)n,  vvheelwrig-lit  etc.  F.  road  n.  Queen 

Wood  Joseph,  HamiUoii  at.  wea  Sch.  4th 

TFood  Joseph,  mariner  Can^enter  (S.)  ab-  2d 

Wood  Margaret,  grocer  42  Cec'-ar 

fTood  Obadiah,  laylur  5  1-2  S.  WnXtv  and  26  Crown 

Wood  Richard  L.  storekeeper  60  S.  2d 

Wood  Richd  C.  attorney  at  law  35  S.  6tii  and  Arch  ab  8lb 

•}■  rrood  Richd.  coachman  buck  94  N.  lUb 

\Vi)od  Saiali,  nurse  Rose  ay.  n.  Green 
Wocd  Stephen,  T.  shoemaker  Smith's  ay. 
Wood  Thomas,   Camden  (X.  J.) 
Wood  Thomas,  mercht.  8  N.  2(1 

Wood  jy'diixm  H.  Manager  of  toe  New  Theatre  25  Sansom 
W^-od  Wm.  and  Co.  merchts.  65  High 
^Food  iPFm.  mariner  back  7  Sh^ppen 
FFood^Fm.  labourer  2d  near  Maiden 
J'Food  Wm.  blacksmith  Crown  bel.  Hedtbrd 
?Food  Wir..  lind  Thos.  morocco  dressers  73  S.  5th 
^Food  widow  of  TFm.  mariner  225  Gharry 
JfFood  Z.'ichuriah,  seacapt.  74  Almond 
JFoods  Carleston.  dealer  32  Uni  n 

f Foods  Daniel,  stablekeeper  back  26  N.  3d-d.  h.  353  Rr.ce 
fFoods  and  Montelius,  merchts.  277  Higli 
Woods  Wm.  mercht.  277  High— duelling- 2  S.  Sth 
?roodland  Isaac,   W.  taylor  IB  N.  ^Fater 
?Foodland  Isaac,  taylor  Hoffman's  ay. 
FFoodman  Ann,  widow  cor-  widow's  asylum 
Woodman  C.  diy  good  bt-^re  3J  north  Fourth 
Woodmaft  Josepl),  deputy  marbhal  262  south  Front 
Woodruff" Hampton,  hair  dresser  159  soutii  Front 
Woodruff' widow,  of  Abraham,  George  (N.  L.)  n.  2d 
Woodru+f  Archibald,  merchant  23  N.  8th  and  48  N.3d. 
Woodruff' E.  labourer  F.  road  ab.  l^^ach 
AVoodside  John  A.  sign  painter  Loxiey*3  court 
Woodward  Ch..rli:rs,  accomplant  190  north  Fifth 
Woodward  James,  merchant  27  north  4tli 
Woodward  John  G.  slipwriglit  I^rank.  r.  ab.  Bedford 
Woodward  Nimrod,  stable  keeper  6  Prune 
Woodward  Rachel,  widow  Friend's  almshouse 
Woodward  widow  15b  north  Fifth 

'vS'oodward  W.W.  printer,  bookseller  and  stationer  S.  W. 
corner  Second,  and  Chestnut— dvclUng  74  south  5d 

lis 


WHI  FAXTONS'  AXNUAL 

Wonlcot  Ephrtim,  stage  di-iver  9  B'uldles  alley 

WuKiriilge  Robert,  cooper  11  Elmsiies  alley 

Wool:' Lewis,  bleeder  50  Siii^ar  nlley 

Woolly  Eiizabeth,  widow  56  Applr^tree  alley 

Wooliey  G.  lumber  merchant  168  norih  Fourri) 

W'ioiniat>;Cl)arles,  bricklayer  8cc.  35  Mechanic 

"vVooster  Isaac,  sea  caplan  59  Penn 

^Vordell  Henry,  7  12  Lactitia  court  and  8  High 

^Vork  Frazer,  carpenter  277  south  Third 

Work  Samuel,  deputy  sherrift"277  south  Third 

Workmar.  J.  la;nber  merchant  67  Swanson — d.  h.  3^4  S 

Front 
Workman  R.  widow  of  William  105  Christian 
Worknot  Gonrad,  constable  9  Garden 
World  Geo.  cedar  cooper  179  north  Third 
Worley  Francis,  merchant  190  High — d.  h.  5  S.  4tV. 
Worman  John,  attends  store,  162  north  Third 
Wornnly  S.  labourer  Fraiikford  r.  bel.  Queen 
Worn  He  u'v,  cordwainer  422  north  Fourth 
Worn  .lohn,  cabinetmaker  1  Elbow  lane 
Worn  Phihp,  bookbinder  Pemberton's  alley 
Worn  Tlionias,  carpenter  36  north  Eighth 
Worrali  George,  sl.eet  iron  and  stove  manufactory  26aLnd 

d.  ii.  92  noriii  Second 
Worrali  Joseph,  cordwainer  Paschal's  alley 
Worrell  George,  taylor  4  Hydes  court 
Won-ell,  Jenningb  c?  Co.  merchants  233  High 
Worrell  John  R.  merchant — d.  h.  High  above  NinlU 
Worrell  John,  shoemaker  6  Wiley's  court 
W^orrell  Jonathan,  late  shoemaker  93  Mulberry 
Worrell  Joseph,  shoemaker  Crown  near  F.  road 
Worrell  Joseph,  carpenter  56  south  Sixth 
Won-ell  Lewis,  potter  33  Calharitie 
Worrell  Margaret,  widow  Pine  above  Xinth 
Worrell  Mrs.  of  Philip,  7  Knitchts  court 
Worrell  Mrs.  Lombard  street  alley 
Worrell  Thomas,  merchant  47  north  Secor.ji 
Worrell  William,  233  High—d.  h.  14  north  Ninth 
Worrell  William,  shoemaker  571  south  Fvoiit 
Worlh  David,  merchant  41  north  Front 
Worth  Francis,  Pleasant  above  Charles 
Wotherspoon  C"  Muirhead,  merchants  32  5«oiith  Front 
Wothersnoon  Thom.as,  32  S.  Front — d,  h.  127  S.  Ninth 
VVray  Andrew,  grocer  425  N.  2nd  {see  Buy  ^  Rty 

Wray  Nathan,  labourer  Gslbreaths  court 
Wray  Wil  iam,  storekeeper  5  and  11  High 
Wray  Vrilliam,  draym.an  Thirteenth  near  High 
Wrench  Henry,  carter  224  Catharine 
rWright  Adam,  sweepmaster  Dean's  alley 
^Vrif(ht  Archibald,  labourer  Green  bf  low  O-  V.  road 
Wr  ght  Aaron  P.  dry  goods  store  11  north  Second 
Wright  8c  Cooke,  merchants  13  S.  Front 


PHILADELPHIA  DIRECTORY.  WYA 

Wright  Charles,  carpenter  Clare  alley 

bright  Enocii,  tailor  80  Mulberry 

^vight  Elihu,  carpenter  290  Lombard 

bright  Felix,  plasterer  94  north  Twelfth 

^^right  George,  shipwright  Prince  near  Marlbro,' 

^^'right  Harriet,  milliner  69  Cedar 

^^right  Isaac,  grocer  48  Coats 

bright  Jame,?,  ladies'  shoemaker  15  Budd 

W^right  Jane,  widow  (9  Franklin  row)  S.  9th 

W'right  John,  accountant  156  S.  3d 

^ 'right  John,  tobacconist  3  1-2  X.  6ih— d.  h.  21  Apple'.ree 

alley 
/bright  John,  labourer  back  113  German 
r^^right  John,  chymist  154  Lombard 
^Fright  John,  grocer  368  sotith  Front 
l^righT  j;)hn,  S.fV.  corner  Catharine  and  Front 
Wright  Joseph,  carler  Beaver 
Wright  Joseph,  carpenter  21  Signer's  alley 
Wright  Joseph,  merchant  95  High — d,  h.  97  High 
Wright  Joshua,  gentlemau  11  north  2d 
Wright  Mary  ,shopkeeper  Malbro'  below  Queen 
Wright  Mary,  widow  boarding  house  63  Dock 
Wright  Mary,  boarding  house  4  Franklin  court 
Wright  Peter,  china  store  Locust  above  Twelfth 
Wright  Robert,  carpenter  74  Horth  11th 
Wright  Samuel,  carpenter  Arch  near  Schuylkill  2d 
fWright  Samuel,  labourer  264  Lombard 
Wright  S.  G.  merchant  13  south  and  78  north  Front 
Wright  Sarah,  bonnet  maker  etc.^1  north  4th 
Wright  Sarah,  widow  11  Pear     ^ 
Wright  Thomas,  salt  merchant  138  N  Water 
Wright  Thomas,  late  cordwainer  Camden  New  Jersey 
Wright  William,  shoemaker  Norman  alley 
Wright  William  E.  lumber  merchant  and  justice  of  ti*^ 

peace  Hamilton  village 
Wright  Win.  and  James  grocers  116  N.  Front 
Wright  Wm.  manner  cor.  2d  and  Prime 
Wrine  Henry,  vict.  26  Julianna 
Wrigley  F.  printing  ink  maker  Lombard  n.  10th 
Wroth  Elizabeth,  widow  85  Chrisii-.n 
Wucherer  John  R.  acconntont  cor.  Lambert  and  10th 
Wunder  Geort^e^  victualler  G.  road  n.  2d  (N.L),  10  Stai'f 

Market 
Wunder  Jacob,  victualler  G  rnad  near  2d  12  stalls 
Wurts  Daniel,  179  south  Seventh 
Wurts  Maurice,  and  Wm.  merchants  171  High 
Wurts  V/m;  m  ercliant  171  High — dwelling  S  E  corner 

Spruce  and  Seventh  e  Wirir 

Wurtz  and  De  Haven  grocers  303  High,  cor    th 
Wurtz  Gresham,  281  High 

Wnrtz  Maurice,  merch.ant  171  High—d.  h.  58  S.  Fron*^ 
Wurtz  Jo'.Mi  attorney  at  law  183  Chestnut 
Wurder  .Aacob,  vict.  Hopkin's  ct. 
-Wyand  John,  baker  S.  W.  cor.  Ifi^h  5"^^-  S^^i-  ^*-'"  ^ 


YER  paxton's  annual. 

Wylie  Samuel  B.  d.  d.  teacher  Walnut  ab.  Eleventh 
Wyman  Jonas,  merchant  10  S,  wharves  {^see  JVilev 

Wynard  EUz.  widow  62  Coats 
Wythe  Daniel,  sign  painler  etc.  94  N.  7th 


YAGER  HENRY,  victualler  Garden  above  Wood 

YanvTier  George,  shoemaker  bade  295  south  Third 

Yard  Edmund  J.  collector  of  tuxes,  9  Marsball's  alley 

Yard  Ellen,  widosv  345  south  Secosid 

Yard  George,  printer  2  Hinckles  court 

Yard  James,  mercht.  Walnut  street  wliarf—d.  h.  37  S.  4th 

Yard  jefter>-,  mariner  48  Quee«  (S.) 

Yard  John,  cabinet  and  chairmaker  34  north  Sixth 

Yard  Mary  Ann,  widow  30  north  Fourth 

Yard  Fierson,  printer  and  storekeeper  68  north  Fourtli 

|Yard  William,  barber  29  Cherry 

Yardley  Joshua,  carpenter  Tammany  below   Fourth 

Yardley  Richard,  saddler  71  Mulberry 

Yardley  Wm.  flour  mercht.  31  south  VVuter— d.  h.  110  1-2 

north  Front 
Yarnall  B.  H.  hardware  mercht.  39  and  d.  h.  49  High 
Yarnall  Ellis,  merchant  357  High 
Yarnall  E.  H.  merchant  235  and  357  High 
Yarnall  Israel,  storekeeper  23  north  2d 
Yarnall  N.  &  B.  H.  hardware  merchants  39  High 
Yarnall  Nathan,  ironmonger^9  High — d.  h.  67  Wood 
Yater  Henry,  cordwainer  3*  S.  Front 
Yates  Abigail,  nurse  92  Locust  {see  Teates 

Yates  Abraham,  turnkey  Sheaffs  alley 
Yates  Edmund,  tinsmith  150  south  Fourth 
Yates  Jacob,  labourer  Cedar  near  Schuylkill 
Yeates  Edman,  merchant  235  High 
Yeates  &  Yarnall,  merchant  235  High 
Yeager  Adam,  cooper  13  Heydes  court  (^see  Yerqer 

Yeager  Casper,  blacksmith  llib  Jiear  Vine 
Yeager  Caspar,  jr.  combmaker  15  north  Third 
Yeager  George,  sklndresser  and  parchment  Uiaker  Fourth 

above  Poplar 
Yeager  George,  ladies  shoemaker  252  Cedar 
Yeagi;r  George,  cordwainer  Lombard  above  Twelfth 
Yeager  J'.hn,  smith  13  Fleyde's  court 
Yeager  Joseph,  engraver  Juniper  below  Chestnut 
Yeager  Joseph,  cordwainer  63  currant  alley 
Yeager  William,  teacher  Callowiiill  above  St.  J';hn 
Yeager  Sc  F<;nd,  comb  manufacturers  15  N,  Tliiri 
YeaH,er  Joseph,  cigr.tver  103  S.'issafras 
Y&ager  John,  shoemaker  103  Sassafras 
Yeager  Wm.  cordwaii^cr  103  Race 
Yeardslcy  James,  sea  captain  304  south  Fr-)!)t 
Ytnst-r  George,  victualler  6ih  bel.  Ger.  r. 
Yerger  John,  skin  dresser  284  north  FcCn* 


PHILADELPHIA    DIRECTORY.  YOU 

Yerger  John,  shoemaker  115  &  386  N.  2nd 

Yerkes  Silas,  flour  and  feed  store  335  north  Second 

Yetter  Cljarles,  carpenter  128  Brown 

Y'host  E.  blacksmith  shop  Sixth  near  Passyunk— dwelling 

Carpenter  (S.)  near  6th  '  (see  I'opst 

Yocom  James,  accountant Ijocust  below  Broad 
Yohe  George,  innkeeper  288  Iiig:h 
Yonker  Jacob,  smitij  near  29  Noble 
Yopst  John,  shoemaker  46  Spruce  {see  Yhost 

jYork  Jonathan,  (104  years  old  in  January  1818)  38 

George  (S.) 
Yorke  Samuel,  sea  captain  15  Catharine 
Yorke  Mary,  widow  boarding  house  61  Dock 
Yorke  Mrs.  A.  126  Filbert 
Yorke  Mrs.  Mary,  146  Mulberry 
Vouard  Robert,  labourer  Pfeiffer's  court 
Youck  Wm.  grocer  293  Mulberry 
Youcum  George,  nnariner  256  Sansom 
Yoninison  Giles,  drayman  Race  W.  of  Broad 
Youmans  James,  shipwright  Beach  n.  High  Bridge 
^oung  Andrew,  tailor  corner  Poplar  and  St.  John 
Young  Andrew,  trader  31  Lombard 
Young  Andrew,  labourer  n.  Glass  house  (K.) 
Young  Andrew,  brass  founder  490  north  Third 
Young  Benjamin,  shipwright  Hanover  ab.  Queen 
Young  ^  Bates,  storekeepers  215  south  Second 
Young  Benjamin,  victualler  43  N.  L.  Market 
Young  C.  inn  keeper  HikH   IV.  of  Permt.  Bridge 
Young  Christopher,  teacher  back  135  Walnut 
Young  Christopher,  watchman  5  TFagner's  alley 
Young  Christian,  watchman  5th  ab.  Buttonwood 
Young  Daniel,  watchman  Orange  (K) 
Young  Daniel,  glass  and  furniture  store  51  Lombard 
Young  David,  shallopman  near  6  Emlen*s  court 
Young  Elizabeth,  storekeeper  33  north  Fourth 
Young  Elizabeth,  widow  182  south  Front 
Young  Edward,  tavern  keeper  N.  E,  cor.  Race  and 

Front 
Voung  Elizabeth,  widow  30  St.  Mary 

i'oung  ,  cordwainer  gl  north  ^fater 

Young  Francis,  taylor  9  Fearris*s  court 

Young  George)  basket  maker  Ciiinu  street 

Young  George,  labourer  264  south  5th 

Young  George,  brassfbunder  424  north  3d 

Young  Henry,  gardener  Johnson's  lane 

Young  Henry,  gilder  andc.irver  lower  31  suulh  4'-U 

Young  Isaic,  bricklayer  303  i;orth  8th 

Young  Israt-1,  ladies'  shoemaker  123 south  2d 

Young  Jiicob,  labourer  co;-.  Christian  and  Passyunk 

Young  .Jacob,  ferryman  Carr^'^ion  N.  /. 

Young  Jeremiah,  cubiiiet  maker  388  S.  2d-— d.  h.  Bird^ay 

Yuimg  James,  lay'.or  cor.  5ti)  i<;!d  Queen 

Young  James,  plumber  7'^  Gaskill 

i'oung  Jas.  bhicksmiih  back  4?2  Prune— d.  b.  8  Cypress  ay 


ZAN  paxton's  annual 

Young- Jane,  puts  up  sea  stores  90  south  wharves 

^YoungVobn,  back  78  north  4-th 

*¥oung  John,  tavern  keeper  32  north  fth  cor.  Zane 

Young"  John>  painter,  Sic.  Noble  ab.  5th 

Young  /-hn,  dry  goods  store  215  south  2(1 

Young  Jucub,  laboarer  cor.  Orange  rmd  West 

You'-g  James,  dry  good  store  35  north  4ih 

You  ig  Jam^s,  teacher  86  Cedar 

Young  James  H.  engraver  8  south  8th 

Young  /ames,  dry  good  store  21"  south  '2d 

Young  John  1).  hairdres.ser  3.1  Ced^r 

Young  Johrk  male  15  Crab 

Young  Josejjh,  smith  Frankford  road  near  Hanov  , 

Young  L*"\vis,  cabinet  mukcT259  ffu.hSd 

f Young  Lewis,  oysterman  Small  alley 

Young  Mary,  tayloress  \!5  Brewcr%  a' ley 

Young  M.irv,  widow  Vienna  near  Duke 

Younf;  .Marks,  smiih  131  soiiiU  lltii  ISf  10th  ab.  Walnut 

You.ig  ^I-chael,  81  C> '  owhill 

Young  Vlrs.  widow  393  south  2d 

Young  Maria  C-  wido.v  Noble  ubove  2d 

Yoi.nJ;  M-^i-t'ir,  -vvidow  224  south  6th 

Young  Marks,  jun.  lOih  bel.  George — d.  h.  20  Watsons  ay 

Ycun^,  P-^ter,  baKti,  cor.  Tammany  i«'id  4th 

Yout  r  Pete--,  rr.ilk.iian  Broad  near  llidge  road 

Youn?;'  R)t.  rt^  i'lrea.l  manuf  Christian  below  5th 

Youn^  Rosiot,  widow  28  Sugar  alley 

Young  Sal.'  i'A   Trail rfer  18*5  N.  2d'c5'  48  N.  Front 

Yo  mg  8  4  :t  >n:('~,  chip's  colour  maker  Farmer's  row 

Young  ThoiTiai,  hard  -ixre  merclit,  203  south  24 

Young  Thomas,  carpenter  Camden.  N.  Arsey 

Young  Thomas,  Marlbro'  below  Prince 

Young  Thomas,  carpenter  5  Phils  court 

Young  widow  of  Joseph,  Cedar  below  ]2th 

Young  Wm.  1  Farmer's  row 

Young  Wm.  tavernkeeper  2  Penn  S.  W.  cor.  Pine 

Young  Wm.  Son,  &  Co.  Delaware  woollen  factory  war*;- 
house  :  they  manufacture  superfitie  broadcloths,  cusji- 
meres,  sattinett':,  vid  fancy  cords  10  south  Third 

Young  Wm.  S.  merchant  10  and  49  north  3d 

Young  Wm.  cordwainer  back  130  north  5ih 

fYoung  Wm,  boarding  house  250  south  Sixth 

Young  Wm.  laylor  and  grocer  29  Pas-;yunk 

Yourhouse  Frederick,  musician  546  north  3d 

Yourhouse  Heni-y,  baker  18  Christian 

Yourhouse  Jacob,  labourer  546  north  3<1 

Yokem  David,  cordwainer  166  iiortk  FitiU 

Y*itt  John,  labourer  41   Prime 


^ZACHO  JOH\  PETER,  bricklayer  4  h  above 
Zahyen  Anthony,  skindresser  29r*north 'I'hird 
llane  Ar.r,  widow  253  ;•'  •">  ^'  ' 


PHILADELPHIA  DrREOTORT.  ZOT 

Zaiic  yesse  S.  balance  weigher  70  north  Water — d.  h.  E^ 

freiths  alley 
Zane  Joel,  teacher  back  29  Elfreith*s  alley 
Zane  VVilkey,  oysterman  22  Little  Water 
Zane  William,  carter  Weavers  alley 
Zane  Wm.  carter  124  Queen  (S.) 

Zantzinger  Thomas  B.  merchant  N.  E.  cor.  High  &  9th 
Zargable  Anthony,  shoemaker  Frankfordroad  above  Otter 
Zebley  Benjamin,  carpenter  Garden-street 
Zebley  Joseph  P.  carpenter  40  Garden  near  Callowhlll 
Zebley  Jacob,  inspector  of  customs  87  Cherry 
Zebley  Rudolph,  carpenter  468  Sassafras 
Zeilin  Jacob,  Pennsylvania  srms  inn  161  Chestnut 
Zeiss  Andrew,  baker  244  Spruce 
Zell  Catharine,  widow  Harmony  court 
Zell  Catharine,  widow  Sch.  Fifth  below  Chestnut 
Zell  Christopher,  grocer  25  Sassafras^  alley 
Zell  Hannah,  widow  28  north  Fifth 
Zell  Jacob,  drover  Lawrence  above  W^ood 
Zell  Thomas,  hardware  merchant  309  High 
Zeller  Daniel,  merchant  14  Branch 
Zeller  Jiicub,  bookbinder  and  corder  21  north  Third 
Zeller  Mary,  milliner  119  north  Third 
Zeller  Philip,  gentleman  back  115  Sassafras 
Zelley  Daniel,  bricklayer  13  Beaver  near  St.  Johi» 
Zelley  John,  taylor  3  Littlebnys  court 
Zelley  Daniel,  bricklayer  Apple  near  George 
Zentler  Conrad,  printer  office  back  104  N.  Second— d.  h. 

233  Lombard 
Zergubel  Godfrey,  cordwainer  Callowhill  above  Tenth 
Zigler  Jacob,  collector  of  taxes  75  New 
Zigler  John  E.  drayman  Christian  below  Fifth 
Z«lech  John,  Frankford  road  near  Sorrel  horse 
Zimmerman  John,  taylor  25  Lombard 
Zimmerman  Sarah,  gi'ocer  67  Sassafras 
Zimmerman  Sebastian,  grocer  Frankford  road  n.  Hanove- 
Zingraff  Peter,  grocer  5  'Sugar  alley 
Zonde  Francis,  taylor  1  Hinckels  court 
ZoUichoffer  Henry  M.  druggist  N.  E.  cor.  6th  and  Pine 
Zottman  Ann,  storekeeper  84  north  4ih 


PAXTON^S 
PHILADELPHIA  REGISTER 

For  1818. 


List  of  Street tt  JRoads,  Zaries,  Alleys ^  Courts,  Avenuet, 
Public  Places^  Wards,  Wharves,  and  Shipyards, 

IX  THE 

T^^ity,  Northern  Liberties,  (including  Kensington), 

Penn   Township,    Southwark,  Moyamensing, 

and  Passyunk. 

This  hst  contains  207  streets.  11  roads,  15  lanes,  149 
alleys,  114  courts  and  7  avenues  ;  being  83  streets,  7 
roads,  6  lanes,  7o  alleys,  4  avenues  and  74  courts,  more 
than  has  appeared  in  any  list  before  given  to  the  public, 
except  tliat  in  Robinson  &.  Paxton's  Dn*ectory  for  1811, 
which  was  furnislied  by  ti»e  editor  nf  this  work,  who 
previously  obtained  tiiem  for  his  Alphabetical  Plan  of 
Philadelphia,  which  can  be  purchased  of  Mathew  Ca- 
rey &  Son,  booksellers.     At  the  end  of  this  list  are  43 
streets,  6cc.  laid  out  but  not  yet  opened.     The  whole 
alphabetically  arranged. 
Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Chestnut  ab.  Tenth 
Acorn  alley,  fiom  52  Locust  to  Spruce 
Adelplii  Kvcnue  nins  froai  Pegg  to  Noble 
Adelphi  school  house,  Pecrg  A 
Alban  street,  from  Norman  to  Clare  alley 
Alberson's  court,  runs  north  from  Johns  st 
Alberson's  •>  harf,  opens  at  99  Swanson  street 
Alder  alley,  runs  from  Castle  st  to  North 
Allen's  alley,  from  159  south  Sixth 
Allen's  court,  from  150  Spruce 
Allen  st  runs  N.E   fronn  Frankford  r.  n.  Maiden 
Allen's  wharf  opens  a*  67  :iorth  Water 
Almond  street  from  314  S'j;th  Front  to  315  Second 
Almshouse  and  Hou.te  '-f  Empluymeni  Spruce  between 

Tenth  and  Fiicveiitli. 
American  Fire  Insurance  office  101  Chestnut 
Ann  steeet  (N.  L  )  from  52  Vine  to  (Pegf^s  rufi)  \Vi'- 

low 

*  A 


H  STREETS,  See. 

Ann  street  (Sch.)  from  Scli  Seventh  to  Eighth  between 
Filbert  and  Arch 

Ann  Street  from  Twelfth  to  Thirteenth  between  Lorn- 
bard  and  Cedar 

Anne  street  (V.)  from  Wissahiccon  to  Charles  betweea 
Francis  and  Vineyard 

Annesley's  wharf  first  north  of  Walnut 

Apollo  street,  see  Crab 

Apple  street  runs  south  from  George  between  Fourth 
and  Old  York  road 

Applelree  alley  from  50  north  Fourth  to  35  Fifth 

Apricot  alley  runs  from  Currant  to  Poplar  alley 

Arch  St  see  Mulberry 

Argyle  street,  from  tiie  Delaware  to  337  south  Front 

Arsenal  street,  from  Gray's  ferry  road  to  Federal  alley 

Artillery  lane,  see  Duke  street 

Ash  alley,  from  Schuylkill  Front  to  Second  between 
High  and  Chestnut 

Aspen  alley,  from  A.spen  court  to  Lombard 

Aspen  court,  runs  soutls  from  Ash  alley 

Asheton  street  (N.  and  S.)  along  the  Schuylkill  from 
Vine  to  Cedar,  west  of  and  parallel  to  Front 

Atkinson's  court  opens  at  153  Lombard 

Baker's  alley,  from  55  Elm  to  70  Vine 

Baker'§  court,  runs  east  from  49  Budd 

B;iker*s  court,  from  145  Coats's 

Baker  street  runs  west  from  SpafTord 

Baker's  wbarf^  first  north  of  Bishop  (K.) 

Ball  alley,  frcm  120  Cedar  to  77  Slnppen 

Ball's  alley,  from  the  Delaware  to  391  north  Front 

Ball's  whaif,  opens  at  391  north  Front 

Banks,  see  Camden — Commerciul — Farmers'  and  Me- 
chanics'— Mechanics' — North  America — Northern  Li- 
berties— Pennsylvania— Philadelphia— Schuylkill — 
Stephen  Gerard's — and  United  States. 

Bank  alley,  from  86  south  Second  to  67  Dock 

Bank  street,  from  70  High  to  69  Chestnut 

Barclay's  alley,  from  19U  south  Sixth 

Barker  street,'  from  (Sch.)  Fourth  to  Seventli  between 
High  and  Chestnut 

Barnard's  court,  from  460  south  Second 

Barron  street,  from  24  Springett  alley  to  75  Cedar 

Beach  street  (Sch.)  from  the  permanent  bridge  to  Ce- 
dar 

Beach  street,  (K  )  from  the  high  bridge  to  Bishop 

Bearsticker's  court,  from  68  north  Sixth 

Beasley's  whirf,  below  the  Swede's  church 

Beaver  street,  from  north  Second  to  Third  between  Pop- 
lar lane  and  George 

Beck's  alle)',  from  172  Swanson  tu  453  south  Front 

Beclc's  Shot  Manuafctory^  Sciiuylkill  Stcond  near  .Mul- 
berry 

Beck  street,  we»t  from  Passy  unk  road  near  the  intersec 
tion  of  Sixtfi 


feTftEETS,    Sec.  fii 

Beck's  wharf",  opens  at  15  south  Water 

Bedford  street  (M  )  continuation  of  Small  to  Eighth 

Bedford  street  (K.)  from  Frankford  road  to  Hunover 

Bell's  court  runs  west  from  B.nj^ham's  court 

B-ill's  court  runs  north  from  Marshall's  alley 

B'-nner's  alley,  from  85  Elm  to  Vme 

BU  kiiam's  wharf  open:*  at  iZSwanson 

BickU-y  and  Taylor's  wharf,  at  the  High  bridge 

Bokley's  wharf,  opens  at  7  and  13  north  Water 

Bi„:dle's  alley  from  7^  High  to  9  Eibow  lane 

B;  hngs'court  from  110  ;)orth  Eighth 

B:  gham's  court  from  69  Spruce 

Bi'  >op  street  from  the  head  of  Beach  to  Queen 

Bishop  Cf  Go's  Shct  Jfamifactory,  John's  between  Froi^t 

a!  (!  Second 
B"sl'.op's  wliarf,  first  south  of  Walnut 
Bl  xk  Bt-ar  Inn,  1  south  Fifth 
Blackb-irry  aUe},from  Walnut  to  Spruce  and  from  Pine 

to  Lombard  between  Eighth  and  Xinth 
Bliickhorse  alley,  from  20  south  Front  to  19  Second 
Bolton'-5  court,  from  16  south  Sixth  runs  west 
Bonsall  street,  from  Ninth  to  Tenth  between  Lombard 

and  Cedar 
Bowers'  J  wha-f,  second  south  of  Marlborongh 
Bo^ver^.'  S.  wharf,  third  south  of  Maiden 
Bower'.,  S.  wharf  and  shipyard  thiid  above  Maiden 
Rf^dfo:  d's  alley,  from  246  south  Seventh  to  Eighth 
Branch  street,  from  130  north  Third  to  59  Fourth 
Branner*s  alley,  fron'  Bryan's  alley  to  180  Vine 
Brrad  b'reet,  from  77  Mulberry  to  70  Sa-^safras 
Brewer's  alley,    ee  Wood  .street  (N.  L  ) 
Bridge  -treet  runs  from  Luncasii-r  bridge  through  MjUl* 

tua  village  to  Lunciisier  turnpke  road 
B'ig'it's  w'n  .rr,  opens  al  123  and  127  n^rth  Water 
Bringhurst's  wh iri,  opens  n-xt  97  south  Water 
Bntt..n'&  alley,  fr>)m  205  north  water 
Britton's  J.  wharf,  opens  a;  149  n'lrth  Water 
Britton's  Wm  wharf,  opens  at  207  norih  Water 
Broad  ^•ref't  runs  north  from  Cedar  to  Wisahiccon  road 
Broad  street  market,  south  Broad  near  High 
Brooke's  c  )urt,  fr-m  126  north  Front 
Brooke's  wharf,  opens  at  109  north  Water 
Browne   street  (X,  L)  from  the  High  bridge  to  Old 

York  road 
Browne  street  (-K.)  from  Cherry  to  Vine  between  Prince 

and  Dake 
Brown's  court,  from  93  Sassafras 
Browne's  court,  (N.  L.)  from  19  Budd 
JJrowne's  wharf,  second  south  of  W^.rren 
Browne's  wharf,  opens  at  325  north  Front 
Brusstar's  U.  wliarl,  first  above  the  intersection  of  Pean 

and  Beach  (K  ) 
Brusstar's  S.  whurf,  first  south  of  Marlborough 
.^*russtar's  aly.  from  Beach  to  Queen  near  Shackamaxoii 


iv  STREETS,    Sec. 

Bryan's  alley,  from  148  north  Fifth  to  141  Sixth 

Bryon's  court  runs  south  from  102  Cherry 

Buck  road  runs  S.E.  from  the  U.S.  arsenal  Gray*s  ferrr- 

road 
Budd  street,  from  67  Green  to  Germantown  road 
Bard's  alley  (S.)  from  78  Catharine  to  Queen 
Burd's  alley  (C)  runs  from  Raspberry  to   "NVatson'f 

alley 
Burd*s  court  runs  west  from  124  Locust 
Burd*s  row  runs  N.  and  S.  back  40  Currant  alley 
Bn^hhill  Hold,  N.  of  Callowhill  bet^'een  Sch.  Fifih  and 

Sixth 
Button  wood  alley,  from  N.  Thirteentli  to  Juniper  near 

High 
Buttonwood  street,  from  the  old  York  road  to  Wisstfc 

hiccon  between  Noble  and  Green 
Cable  lane,  see  Newmarket  street 
Cadwaiader  street,  situated  between  Second  and  Ger- 
mantown road  above  Musters  street 
Caldwell's  wharf,  first  south  of  High 
Callowhill  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  be- 

teen  Vine  and  Willow 
Camac  street  runs  west  from  north  Second  neay  Mud 

lai>e 
Camden  bank  office,  21  Church  alley 
Cariysle's  court,  from  46  south  Fifth 
Carpenter's  alley,  from  Sixth  to  Seventh  between  Higb 

and  Chestnut, 
Carpenter's  alley  (S.)  from  105  Catharine 
Carpenter's  court,  from  116  Chestnut 
Carpenter  street,  see  D^^catur  street 
Carpenter  street  (S.)  from  Church  to  Passyank  road 
Carpenter's  Hall,  back  of  118  Chestnut 
Carroll's  court  enteis  Fourth  near  Germantown  road 
Carter's  alley,  from  65  south  Second  to  55  Third 
Castle   street  funs  from  Tenth  to  Eleventh  between- 

Race  and  North 
Catharine  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk  roac 

between  Germantown  and  Queen 
CauflTman's  court,  from  147  north  Second 
Cauffman's  court,  from  14  Cherry 
Cuvanough's  wharfj  south  side  of  Argyle  (Almond)  st 

public  landing 
Cedar  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 

Lombard  and  Shippen,  being  the  southern  boundary 

of  the  city 
Centre  alley,  from  Eleventh  to  Twelfth  between  Wal- 
nut and  Locust 
Chancery  lane,  from  15  Coombs's  alley  to  32  Mulberrv- 
Charles  street,  from  335  Callowiiill  to  Buttonwood 
Charles  street  (V.)  from  Francis  lane  to  George 
Charlotte  street,  from  121  Browne  to  Poplar  lane 
Cheesman's  wharf,  first  south  of  Maiden 
Cherry  street,  from  74  north  Third  to  Schwyikil ■. 


STREETS,    &C.  V 

Gherry  street  (K.)  from  Queen  to  Frankford  road  be- 

teween  Palmer  and  Vienna  - 

Chestnut  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  be- 

teen  High  and  Walnut 
Chestnut  Ward^  between  High  and  Chestnut  the  Dela- 
ware and  Fourth 
Chester  street,  from  297  Sassafras  to  Vine 
China  street  runs  from  466  south  Front  to  Second 
Christ  Church  Hospitaly  107  Mulberry 
Christian  street,  fi-om  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road 

between  Queen  and  Prime 
Church  alley,  from  20  north  Second  to  11  Tliird 
Church  street,  from  22  Christian 
Church's  alley,  from  Mulberry  to  142  Cherry 
Circus  and  Equestrian  Theatre^  N.E.  corner  of  Ninth  & 

Walnut 
City  Ually  south  west  corner  of  Fifth  and  Chestnut 
City  Hospital,  corner  Francis  lane  and  Fourth 
Clapier's  wharf,  first  north  of  Cedar 
Clare  alley,  from  Thirteenth  to  Juniper  between  Lam 

bert  and  Vine 
Clawges's  court,  from  Bryan's  alley  nmning  north 
Clever  alley,  from  90  sou  h  Fifth  to  125  Sixth 
Clifford's  wharf,  opens  at  29  north  Water 
Cliiton  street,  runs  south  from  Cedar  near  Eleventh 
Clinton's  shipyard,  at  Wilson's  wharf 
Clover  street,  from  Twelfth  to  Thirteenth  between  High 

and  Chestnut 
Clymer's  alley,  from  Fitzwalter  near  Passvuiik  road  to 

Sixth 
Coates's  alley,  from  134nor'h  Front  to  151  Second 
Coats*s  court,  from  31  New-market  street 
Coats's  street,  from  the  Del.  ware  to  Wassahiccon  road 

between  Green  and  Browne 
Cobb's  court  runs  we^t  from  Fourth  south  of  Popla? 

lane 
Callioun's  whaif  opens  at  29  north  Water 
College  avenue  runs  east  from  Tenth  below  High 
Columbia  avenue,  from  near  179  Walnut  to  L'jcust 
-Columbia  Garden,  High  west  oi  Tliirteentii 
Comley's  wh.;rf,  second  north  of  Callowhill 
Commercial  Bank,  104  Chestnut 
Commissioner's  OJicea,  (City  and  County,)  City  Hall  and 

state  house 
Commissionev*s  Hall  (S  )  second  near  Christian 
Commissioner's  Hall  (N.  L.)  323  north  Third  street 
Connelly's  wharf,  first  south  of  Warren 
Conostoga  Waggon  Inn,  140  H.gh 
Coomb's  alley,  from  44  north  Front  to  51  Second 
Cooper's  court,  from  33  Mulberry 
Cooper's  court  (N.L.)  from  404  north  Fjont 
Cordwainer's  alley,    from  Fine  to  Lomb^'d  betwefn 

Ninth  and  Tenth, 


VJ  STREETS,  See. 

Council  Chambers  {Select  and  Common)  City  Hali 
Ck)x's  alley,  from  300  soOlh  Front  to  323  Second.     See 

Union. 
Crab  street,  fiom  the  old  theatre  ru?\ning  south 
Crawford's  wharf,  opens  at  99  north  Water 
Cresson's  alley,  from  96  north  FifUi  to  91  Sixth 
Cresson*s  court,  fron\  61  Cherry 
Croi-ked  Billet  wharf  opens  at  21  south  Water 
Crown  street,  from  155  Sassafras  to  Old  York  road  and 

Willow     - 
Crown  street  (K.)  from  Queen  to  Frankford  road  be- 
tween Sliackamaxon  and  Hanover 
Currant  alley,  from  Walnut  to  Spruce  between  Tenth 

and  Eleventh 
Custom  House^  1 14  south  Second 
Cuthbert*s  wharf  opens  at  247  south  Front,  25  Peon, 

and  9  Little  Water 
Cuthbert's  wharf,  first  south  of  Coats's  (N.L.) 
Cypress  alley,  from  144  south  Third  to  79  Fourth 
Darby  road.     See  Woodland  itreet. 
Davidson's  court,  from  151  Spruce 
Davis's  court  runs  west  from  Old  York  road  above  Fittb 
Davison's  alley,  from  Thirteenth  to  Juniper  between 

High  and  Chestnut 
Dawson's  court,  from  83  Chestnut 
Dean's  alley,  from  144  south  Eighth  to  BlackbeDry  alley 
Dean  alley  or  street.     See  Hazel. 
Debtor's  Gaol,  corner  Mulberry  and  Broad 
Decatur  street,  from  210  High  to  Carpenter's  alley 
Delavau's  shipyard,  opposite  the  Swede's  church 
Delaware  lusurnnce  Office,  4c2  Walnut 
Deval's  court,  runs  west  from  38  Ann  (N.L.) 
Dispensary,  (City)  37  south  Fiith 
District  Court,  held  S.E.  corner  Sixth  and  Chestnut 
Dock    treet,  from  138  south  Front  and  15  Spruce  to  67 

Thrid 
Dock  Ward,  between  Walnut  and  Spruce  the  Delaware 

and  Fourth 
Donaldson's  alley,  from  Gray's  ferry  road  to  Federal  al- 
ley between  Arsenal  street  and  Buck  read 
Donaldson's  wharf  and  mast  shed  (K.) 
Downin^'s  wharf  opens  at  119  north  Water 
Draw-bridge  public  landing,  at  the  east  end  of  Dock 
Drinker's  alley,  from  108  nortii  Front  to  119  Second 
Drinker's  court  runs  south  from  66  Union 
Duke  street  (N.L.)  from  242  north  Front  to  363  Second 
Duk'^s'r^ret  (K.)  runs  N.E.  from  Palmer  between  Prince 

and  West 
Duncufi's  courty  from  289  south  Fourth 
Duval's  court  runs  west  from  36  Ann  (N.L.) 
Eckfeldi's  court  runs  north  from  4  south  alley 
Eighth  street  (north)  from  301  High  running  north 
Eighth  street  (south)  from  265  High  running  south  to 
Passvunk  road. 


STREETS,    8CC.  vii 

lilghth  street,  from  SchuylkiU  (N.  &  S.)  from  Vine  to 

Cedar  between  Seventh  and  Broad 
Elbijw  alley,  from  184  south  Sixth  and  turns  south  to 

Barclay's  alley 
Elbow  lane,  from  Bank  street  to  21  south  Third 
Elder  street,  from  32  north  Seventh  to  Eighth 
Eleventh  street  (north)  from  407  High  to  Vine 
Eleventh  street   (south)  from  High  to  Cedar  between 

Tenth  and  Twelfth 
Elfreth's  alley,  from  94  north  Front  to  105  Second 
Elizabeth  street,  from  Ninth  to  Tenth  above  Race 
Elizabeth  street,  from  164  South  Sixth  to  Seventh 
Elm  street,  from  160  north  Second  to  153  Third 
Elmslie's  alley,  from  118  south  Second 
Emien's  alley,  from  Clever  alley  to  5  Powell 
Emlen's  court,  from  Pegg  street  to  4  Noble 
Equality  court.     See  York  Court. 
EU-is's  court,  from  128  norih  Fifth 
Evans  court,  from  163  north  Sixth 
Eyre  and  Massey's  wharf,  second  south  of  Chestn»it 
Eyre's  E.  wharf^  third  above  Hanover 
Eyre's  F.  shipyard,  at  J  Erye's  v/harf 
Erye's  G.  wharf,  first  north  of  Mitlborough 
EyTc's  G.  wharf  and  shipyard,  first  south  of  Hanover 
Eyre's  J.  wharf,  second  north  of  Hanover 
Erye's  J,  wharf  and  shijnard,  second  above  Maiden 
Eyre's  J.  shipyard,  atE.  Erye's  wharf 
Eyre's  T.  B.  shipyard,  at  Cheesman's  whal^f 
Fairview  street,  from  Sch.  Fourth  to  Broad 
Faries's  court  runs  north  from  North  street  above  Tenth 
Farmer's  alley.     See  Sugar  alley. 
Farmer's  row,  from  41  D  <ck 

Farmers'  &  JTechanic?'  Bank,  102  Chestnut  neap  Third 
Fayette  street,  from  5o  Filbert  to  262  Mulberry 
Fearris's  court,  runs  west  from  148  norih  Front 
Federal  alley,  from  Arsenal  street  to  Federal  road 
Federal  street  and  road,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuyl- 
kill between  Prime  and  Wiiarton 
Fetter  lane.     See  Watkimi*  allei). 
Fifth  iitreet  (north)  from  197  High  to  old  York  road 
Fifth  street  (south)  from  163  High  running  south 
Fifth  street,  from  ScimylkiU  N.  and  S.  from  Vine  to 

Cedar  between  Fourth  and  Sixth 
Filbert  street,  from  22  north  Eighth  to  Schuylkill 
Fiiher's  J.  C.  wharf,  open>  at  63  north  Water 
Fisher's  T.  &  M.  wharf,  opens  at  17  Swanson 
Fiizwalter  street,  runs  west  from  32  Passyunk  road 
Flintham's  wharves,  opens  at  137  and  141  noi-th  Water 
Flints  court,  runs  north  from  13  Filbert 
Floating  Bath  House,  Delaware  river  opposite  Chestnut 

stieet  ^ 

Flower's  alley,  from  42  Bndd 

Flower's  wbarf^  at  Argyie  ( A lm()nd)  street  public  land- 
in  ir 


viii;  SkTREETs,  kc. 

Por(lham*s  wharf,  first  above  Warren 

liPourth  street  (north)  the  middle  boundary  of  the  wards, 

froiTi  155  High  to  Germantovvn  road 
Fourth  sireei  (south)  the  middle  boundary  of  tlie  wards, 

128  HigJi  running  south 
Fourth  street,  from  Schuylkill  (N.  andS.)  from  Francis 

lane  to  Cedar  beiween  Third  and  Fifth 
Francis  lane,  from  llidge  road  near  Hickory  lane  to 

Schuyik.ll 
Francio  street,  frani  the  Ridge  road  to  Charles  between 

Francis  lane  and  Anne 
Fr.iirktord  road,  runs  north  from  Maiden 
Fruklin  court,  runs  south  from  106  High 
Franklin  row,  west  side  Ninth  between  Walnut  and 

Locust 
Frankii.i  street,  runs  from  Tiiird  to  Fourth  near  Ger- 

maniown  road 
Friends  Alms  hciise,  near  70  Walnut  between  Third 

and  Fourth 
Fi'ies's  court,  runs  west  from  2  north  Eleventh 
Front  street,  (north)  from  21  High  running  north 
Front  street,  (souih)  from  14  High  running  south 
Front  street,  from  Schuylkill  (N.  and  S.)  from  Vine  to 

Cedar  between  AsheLon  and  Second 
Fromberger's  court,  from  34  north  Second  to  Hartung's 

alley 
Fullers  alley,  from  Swanson  to  403  south  Front 
Galbreth's  court,  from  119  Queen 
Garden  street,  from  297  Callowhill  to  Buttonwood 
Gardiner's  wharves,  at  37  south  wharves  near  Walnut 
Garrigues'  court,  from  213  Sassafras 
Gaskill  street,  from  200  --oath  Tlnrd  to  229  Fifth 
Gaw's  court,  runs  west  from  84  north  Front 
George  street,  from  Ninth  to  Schuylkill  between  Chest- 
nut and  Walnut.     See  Little  George. 
George  st.  (N.L.)  from  near  550  north  Second  to  Sixth 
George  street  (S  )  from  12  Cedar  to  31  German 
George  street  (V.)  from  the  Ridge  road  to  Charles 

north  of  Vineyard 
Gei-man  street,  from   334  south  Second  to  Passyunk. 

See  Little  German 
Germantown  road,  commences  at  the  intersection  of 

north  Front  and  Maiden, 
Gijies's  alley,  from  136  Lombard  to  119  Cedar 
GirarcVs  Banking  Houses  Third  opposite  Dock 
Girard's  wharf,  opens  at  19  north  Water 
Goddard's  alley,  from  2  New  Market  to  211  north 

Second 
Gof  )rth  alley,  from  72  Chestnut  to  71  Dock 
Golden  Swan  Inn,  69  nordi  Third 
Go.  dw  (ter  allevj  from  Columbia  avenue  to  91  south 

Eighth 
Gr..fPs  alley,  from  57  Sassafras 

Grand  Lodge  of  Pennsylvania,  Chestnut  above  Seventli 
Grand  Lodge  strt-et,  runs  from  16  south  Seventh  t* 
Eighth,     See  Lodire  Street 


STREETS,  &C.  ix 

iJi-afe  alley,  (V.)  from  Anne  to  George  between  Ridge 

road  and  Powell 
Grape  stre-et,  from  18  south  Eighth  to  13  Ninth 
6ray*s  alley.     See  Morris's 
Gray*s  Ferry  road,  from  Cedar  near  Schuylkill  Front 

running  south  west  to  Schuylkill 
Greenleaf's  court,  runs  west  from  10  south  Fourth 
Green's  court,  runs  north  from  127  Pine 
Green  street,  from  358  north  Front  to  old  York  road 
Green-tree  Iim,  at  50  north  Fourth 
Greenwich  street,  runs  from  Front  to  Moyamensing  be- 

low  Wharton 
Grice's  J.  &  F.  wharves  and  shipyard,  first  above  the 

High  bridge 
Grice's  S.  wharf  and  shipyard,  first  above  Maiden 
Grindstone  alley,  from  81  High  to  Church  alley 
Grisel's  alley,  from  Little  Oak  to  13  Fitzwater 
Haines'  alley.     See  jYicholson's  court 
Halbertstadt  &  Haines's  wharf,  opens  at  311  north  Front 
Hall  street.     See  Beach. 

Hamilton  street,  from  Upper  Ferry  road  to  Broad 
Hamilton  is  wharf.      See  Kern's  -wharf 
Hanover  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Frankford  road 

between  Marlborough  and  Palmer 
Harmony  court,  nms  north  from  27  Coates  alley 
Harmony  street,  from  76  south  Third  to  47  Fourth 
Harper's  alley,  runs  from  83  south  Water 
Harper's  wharf,  opens  next  83  south  Water 
Hart's  cour^,  from  27  New  Market  street 
Harp  and  Eagle  Hotels  43  north  Third 
Hartung's  alley,  from  26  north  Second  to  31  Third 
Hause's  court,  runs  north  from  Cherry  east  of  Ninth 
Hay  Marekts,  Sixth  corner  Buttonwood,  and  Moyamen- 
sing* road  below  Christian 
Hazel  alley,  from  Walnut  to  Lombard  between  Twelfth 

and  Thirteenth 
Hazlehurst*s  court,  runs  east  from  Tenth  below  High 
Health  Office,  39  south  Fifth 
Heyde's  court,  runs  north  from  23  Filbert 
Hickory  lane,  running  west  from  old  York  road  and 

Coat's  to  the  Ridge  near  Francis  lane 
High  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 

Mulberry  and  Chestnut 
High  Street  Coffee  House,  7  south  Sixth 
High  Street  Ward,  between  High  and  Mulberry,  the 

Delaware  and  Fourth 
Hillegas  and  Clarksou's  wharf,  at  the  High  bridge 
Hillzeimer  street.     See  Lemon 
Hinkel's  court,  from  203  Sassafras  to  Bryan's  alley 
Hinkel's  court,  (N.L.)  runs  north  from  249  Vine 
Hodge's  wharf,  opens  at  85  north  Water 
Hoffman's  alley,  from  61  Cherry  to  114  Sassafras 
1  loll  in  gs  worth's  wharf,  opens  at  141  south  Water 
Hopkins's  court,  runs  north  east  from  William  between 

Otter  and  Rose 


Xli  STREETS,  Sec 

Logan  street.     See  Button-wood. 
Lolar*s  court,  runs  wesi  from  328  north  Front 
Lombard  street,  from  212  south  Front  to  Schuylkill 
Lombard  street  alley,  fron^  the  Delaware  to  249  south 

Front 
Lombardyi  west  of  Centre  square 
Long  lane,  runs  south  ixom  Cedar  near  Schuylkill  Se- 
venth 
L^vier  Delbware  Ward,  between  Mulberry  and  Sassa- 
fras, and  the  Delaware  and  north  Fourth 
Lowne*s  alley.     See  ElmsUe'i 
Loxley's  court,  runs  north  from  115  Mulberry 
Loxley's  court,  runs  south  frona  30  Spruce 
Lugars  row,  enters  Second  north  of  Beaver 
Lyndall's  aHey,  from  Twelfth  and  Thirteenth  betweea 

Walnut  and  Weaver's  alley 
Lyndall's  court,  runs  east  from  Tenth  below  Pine 
Lytle's  court,  runs  east  from  263  south  Second 
Madison  avenue,  from  Sheaff's  alley  to  Vine  street 
Madison  court,  runs  north  from  23  St.  Mary 
Maffet's  wharf,  first  below  Queen  (S  ) 
Magnolia  street,  runs  south  from  Nibble  east  of  Sixth 
JSIagdalen  Asylum,  corner  of  Schuylkill   Second  and 

Sassafras 
Marden's  row,  north  from  Catharine  between  Front  and 

Second 
Maiden  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  the  hitersection  of 

Germantown  road  and  Front 
Malt  alley,  from  N.cholson's  court  to  206  Sassafras 
»Mansionhoitse  Hotel.     See  Washivgton  Hall 
Mnple  street,  from  134  north  Eighth  to  113  Ninth 
Marble  street,  from  14  south  Tenth  to  Eleventh 
Margaret  alley,  from  Twelfth  to  Thirteenth  between 

Cherry  and  Sassafras 
Margaretta  street,  from  258  north  Front  to  275  Second 
Maria  street,  from  nor  h  Fourth  to  old  York  road,  be- 
tween Coats's  and  Browne 
Marine  Jnnirance  Office^  47  Walnut 
Maris  and  Evans  wharf,  opens  at  57  ^^outh  Water 
Marsh's  wharf,  opposite  Swede's  Church 
Market  street.     Ste  High 

Mark's  lane,  from  98  north  Eleventh  to  Twelfth 
Markoe's  court.     See  College  Avenue 
Marlborough  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Frankford 

between  Crawn  and  Hanover 
Marshals  Office.,  soutli  east  corner  Chestnut  and  Sixth 
Marshall's  alley,  fr<.m  122  south  Fourth  to  137  Fif'h 
Marsh  street,  from  tlie  Delware  near  the  High  bridge  to 

Front 
Mary's  alley,  from  27  Gille's  alley  to  south  Sixth 
Mary  street,  (S.)  from  496  south  Front  to  505  Second 
M.ry  street,  (K)  from  Cherry  io  the  Fr.inkford  road 
Masomc  Hall  {neiv")  and  Grand  Lodge  of  Pennsylvania, 
Chestnut  between  Seventh  and  Eighth 


STREETS,  &C.  Alii 

Islass^y's  wharf,  opens  at  15  south  Water 
MatJack's  court,  runs  south  from  12  Spruce 
Maull's  court.     See  .Konnater* s  court 
Mayor's  Court  and  Office,  south  west  comer  of  Fifili 

and  Chestnut 
M'Cloud's  court,  opens  at  154  Race 
Mercer  street,  runs  from  Warren  to  Locust 
M*Culloch*s  court,  runs  we.^t  from  144  north  Front 
M'Ginnes's  couri,  runs  east  from  7  Verr.on 
M*Mullen's  wharf,  second  below  Queen 
Mead  alley,  from  328  south  Front  to  349  Second 
Mechanics  Bankf  9  south  Third 
Me-^Jinnic  street,  runs  from  316  Vine  to  Maple 
Merchant's  Coffeehouse  and  Exchange,  86  soutli  Second 
Merriotl's  lane,  from  south  Fourth  to  Passyunk  road 

between  Christian  and  Carpenter 
Mereditli's  alley,  enters  Poplar  lane  below  Third 
Meredith's  court,  enters  Fifth  above  Buttonwood 
Middle  alley,  from  168  south  Sixth  to  Seventh 
Middle  Ward,  between  High  and  Chestnut  and  Fourll 

ai'.d  Schuylkill 
Midlen's  court,  opens  at  369  south  Front  « 

Mifflin*s  alley,  runs  west  from  112  south  Second 
Mifflin's  court,  runs  west  from  318  south  Front 
Mifflin's  wharf,  opens  at  133  and  139  north  Water 
Miles's  row,  near  Rose  and  Wlliam 
Miller's  aiiey,  runs  east  from  8r  south  Sixth 
Miller's  alley,  from  Schuylkill  Eighth  to  Broad  between 

Sassafras  and  Yiiie 
Miller's  court,  runs  south  from  158  Spruce 
Miller's  court,  (N.L.)  runs  west  from  314  north  Second 
Miller's  court,  (N.L)  runs  north  from  45  Green 
Minor  street,  from  4  south  Fifth  to  3  Sixth 
Mint,  United  States,  27  &  29  north  Seventh 
Mintzer's  court,  runs  west  from  244  north  Second 
Mint  court,  runs  west  from  Raspberry  lane  between 

Cherry  and  Sassafras 
Moravian  alley.     See  Bread  Street 
Morgan's  court,  runs  east  from  Eleventh  to  Faries's 

court  below  Vine 
Morgan  street,  from  Ninth  to  Tentli  between  Sassafras 

and  Vine      .^     7~    .*     !^ 
Morris's  alley,  from  62  south  Front  to  79  Second 
Morris's  wharf,  opens  at  115  south  Water 
Morris   and  Flower's  wharf,  at  Argyle  street  public 

landing 
Morion's  wharf,  opens  at  105  south  water 
Moyamensing  road,  runs  south  from  the  intersection  of 

Christian  and  Second  . 

Mud  Une.  from  the  Black  horse,  Frankford  road,  to 

Germantown  road 
Mulberry  alley.     See  BryarCs  alley 
Mulberry  alley,  from  282  r.urth  F.ighth  to  Garden 
Mulberry  court,  runs  west  from  8  north  Sixth 
B 


xiv  bTREExa,  Sec 

Mulberry  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  hr 

tween  Hij^h  and  Sassafras 
Museum,  ai  the  state  house,  Chestnut  street 
Myers's  court,  from  203  Sassafi-as 
Myers's  courts,  runs  east  from  133  north  Third 
Navy  Yard,  lower  end  of  Swaason  street 
New  Bank  street.     See  Lodge  street 
^Xe-j}  England  Inrif  5  smih  Water 
vVe-ri'  Market  House,  Second  between  Pine  and  Cedai' 
New  Maket  streei,  from  19  Vine  to  42  Green 
JVVw  Marhet  JVard,  between   Spruce   and  Cedar  the 

Delaw  re  and  Fourth 
New  street.  See  Story. 
AVw  Jail.     See  Debtors*. 

.Ve7«  Theatre,  N  W.  corner  of  Sixth  and  Chestnut 
Nicholson's  court,  runs  north  from  113  Cherry 
Nintli  street,  (north)  from  339  High  to  Vine 
Nintli  street,  (souih)  from  304  High  to  Cedar 
Nixon's  wharf,  opens  at  11  Penn 
Noble  street,  from  330  north  Front  to  Sixth 
Nonnater's  court,  runs  south  from  280  MulbeiTy 
Norman  ailey,  fi-om  Thirteenth  to  Juniper  Hetween  Sas- 

safras  anc^  Lambert 
Norris's  alley,  from  6S  south  Front  to  87  Second 
Norris  street.     See  Library, 
Norris's  wharf,  fourth  above  Hanover 
JK'orth  America  Bank,  99  Chestnut  above  Third 
JSTorth  America  Insurance  Office,  40  Walnut 
JVort?iern  Liberty  Bank,  Vine  below  Third 
J^orth  Mulberry  Ward,  between   Sassafras  and  Vine, 

Fourth  and  Schuylkill  '*        ' 

North  street,  or  alley,  from  35  north  Fifth  to  39  Sixth 
North  street,  runs  from  Tenth  to  Eleventh,  below  Vine 
J^'orth  JFard,  between  High  and  Mulberry,  Fourth  and 

Schuylkill 
Oak  street,  (N.  L.)  from  Willow  to  the  Hig-h  bridge  be- 

uveen  the  Delaware  and  Front 
Oak  street,  (S)  from  22  Crab  to  Passyunk  road 
Og'.lby's  wharf  and  shipyard,  second  below  Argyle 
Ohio  street,  from  Quince  alley  to  Twelfth  between  Pine 

jir.d  T-ombard 
Old  Court-house.  Second  street  east  end  of  market  house 
Old  Ferry,  back  of  45  north  Water 
OWi?o«er</aOT,  at  118  north  Third 
Old  Theatre,  south  west  corner  of  Cedar  and  Crab 
Ol  I  York  road,  from  121  Vine  to  the  Germantown  road 
Olymf/ic  Theatre,  north  east  corner  Walnut  and  Ninth 
Orange  street,  from  Seventh  to  Eiginh,  between  Locust 

and  Spruce 
Or  nge  street,  (K.)  from  the  end  of  Palmer  to  Frank- 
ford  road 
Osboum's  court,  runs  west  from  Blackberry  alley  sou*.)' 
of  Walnut 


STREETS,    Sec,  XV 

x)tter  street,  frova  Frankford  road  north  of  Queen  in  a 

serprntine  direction  to  Second 
Oyster  Market,  Spruc^i  street  wharf 
Palmer  street,  from  Queen  to  Frankford  road  between 

Hanover  and  Cherry 
Paper  alley,  from  Thirteenth  to  Broad,  between  Filbert 

and  Mulberry 
Parham's  alley,  from  104  Swanson  to  393  south  Front 
Paschall'd  alley,  from 'north  Fourth  to  old  York  road 

between  Greea  and  Gouts' 
Passyunk  road,  the  boundary  between  Southwark  and 

Moyaraen.sing',  runs  S.  W.  from  178  Cedar 
Patton's  court,  from  26  south  Fourth 
Peach  alley.     Ser  Mechanic  street 
Peale's  Museum^  state  house  Chestnut  street 
Pearson's  court,  runs  east  from  St.  James's  church 

north  Seventh 
Pear  street,  from  62  Dock  to  83  south  Third 
Peddle's  wharf,  opens  at  63  north  Water 
Peg^  street,  from  290  nortli  Front  to  299  Second 
Pember ton's  allry,  See  Benner's 
Penington's  alley.     See  Croivn  street 
Penitentiary  or  State  Prison^  corner  Walnut  and  Sixth 
Penn  street,  from  8  Pine  to  Argyle 
Penn  street,  (K.)  from  the  Canal  to  Beach  along  tke 

Delaware 
Pennsylvania  avenue,  from  Bryan's  alley  to  138  Vine 
Petmsylvaniu  Acatlemy   of  Fine   ArtSy  north   side  of 

Chestnut  near  Eleventh 
Pennsylvania  Hospital,  Pine  between  Eighth  and  Ninth 
Pennsylvania  Bank,  86  south  Second 
Pennsylvania  Insurance  OJice,  north  east  corner  Second 

and  Dock 
Penrose's  wharf,  first   north  of  Argyle  street  public 

landing 
Penrose's  wharves,  between  Catharine  and  Queen 
Perkenpine's  court,  runs  east  from  43  Budd 
Perot's  wharf,  at  39  and  43  north  water 
Perry  street.     See  Jildan  street  and  Hazel  alley. 
Peter's  alley,  from  Charlotte  near  Browne  to  north  Fourtfi 
Petticoat  alley,  from  125  Coats'  to  Browne 
Pewterplatter  alley,  from  14  north  Front  to  17  Second 
PfeifFer's  alley,  from  22  New  Market  to  235  north  Second 
Pfeiffer's  court,  runs  east  fron'.  Second  to  Germantown 

road 
Philadelphia  Bank,  S.  W.  corner  Chestnut  and  Fourth 
Philadelphia  Liipensaiy,  37  south  Fifth 
Pfdladelphia  Library^  corner  Library  street  and  Fifth 
Philadelphia  Insurance  Office^  94  south  Second  comer 

Walnut  ' 

Philhps's  sljlpyarJ,  first  north  of  the  navy  yard 
Philosophical  Hall,  Fifth  below  Chestnut,  west  side 
Phcenix  Insurance  office,  96  south  Second 
?ine  alley,  from  Ball  alley  to  235  south  Fourth 


XVI  STREETS,    ScC 

Pine  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 

Union  and  Lombard 
Pitt  street,  from  Cohocsink  creek  to  Germantown  road 

between  north  Second  and  Third 
Pleasant  avenue,  runs  from  235  Lombard  to  Little  Pine 
Pleasant  street,  from  Charles  to  Wissahiccon  road  be- 
tween James  and  Buttonwood 
Plum  street,  from  230  south  Second  to  Fifth 
Plum  alli^y,  (M.)  frcm  Grisel's  alley  to  south  Sixth 

Poplar  alley,  runs  north  from  Plum  between  Currant 
alley  and  Eleventh 

Poplar  lane,  from  440  north  Front  to  Wissahiccon  road 

Portland  lane,  from  152  south  Sixth  to  Seventh 

Port  mivdens  Office^  IS  Walnut 

Post  Office,  116  Chestnut 

Pottery  alley,  from  8  Small  to  Little  Oak 

Powell  street,  from  100  south  Fifth  to  133  Sixth 

Powell  street  (V.)  from  Francis  to  George 

Pratt's  court,  from  396  N  Front 

Pratt's  wharf  opens  at  93  north  Water 

Presbyterian  court,  runs  west  from  170  south  Fourth 

Prichett's  wharf,  first  south  of  Chestnut 

Prime  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Sliippen*s  lane  be-^ 
tween  Carpenter  and  Federal 

iMnce  street,  runs  north  east  from  Shackamaxon  be- 
tween Bedford  and  Frankford  road 

Probate  of  JVills,  office  in  the  state  house 

Prospect  alley,  runs  east  from  37  north  Tenth 

Prospect  court,  runs  east  from  Eleventh  between  FiK 
bert  and  Mulberry 

Prospeious  alley,  runs  south  from  Locust  between  Ele- 
venth and  Twelfth 

Protestant  Episcopal  Academy^  Locust  aboA'e  Ninth 

Prothonotary  of  tlie  Supreme  Court  of  Pennsylvania,  of- 
fice in  the  state  house 

Prothanotari/  of  t/ie  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  office  state 
house 

Prune  street,  from  110  south  Fourth  to  neat*  81  Sixth 

Pi-yor's  alley,  from  near  152  south  Ninth  to  165  south 
Tenth 

Pryoi  's  wharf,  opens  next  385  north  Front 

Pump  alley,  west  from  Spulford  below  Shippen 

Quan-y  street,  from  36  Bread  to  101  norih  Third 

Queen  street,  (S.)  from  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road 
between  Cathnrine  and  Christian 

Queen  street,  (P')int  no  Point   road)  runs  north  east 
from  Frankford  road  near  Otter  to  Gunner's  run 

Quince    street,    from   Walnut    to    Lombard  between 
Eleventh  and  Twelfth 

Race  street,  See  Sassafras. 

Kachel  street,  runs  north  from  Browne  to  Laurel  bc- 
tv/een  Budd  and  Second 

Randall's  cotirt,  runs  west  from  Blackberry  alley  above 
Locust 


s-TREETs,  Sec.  xvii 

ilandolph's  court,  runs  west  from  126  north  Second 
Uanstead's  court.     See  Patton's. 
Rapin's  court,  runs  south  fi*om  102  High 
Raspberry  alley,  from  Walnut  to  Spruce  between  Ninth 

and  Tenth 
Raspberry  lane,  from  173  Cherry  to  286  Sassafras 
Read's  alley,  from  190  Cedar  to  5  Small 
Recorder  of  Deeds,  OtHce  in  the  state  house 
Red  store  wharf,  opens  at  75  north  Water 
Relief  alley,  from  Carter's  alley  to  Dock 
Relief  street,  from  218  south  Front  to  237  Second 
Remmington  and  Simmon's  wharf,  opens  at  223  north 

water 
Richardson's  court,  runs  north  from  159  Sassafras 
Ridge  road.     See  Wiasaldccon. 
Rihl's  court,  runs  west  from  526  north  Third 
Rising  Sun  Inn.  133  Sassafras  near  Fourth 
Ritienhouse  Place,  north  side  Locust  above  Ninth 
Robbin's  wharf,  opens  at  9  Litile  Water 
Roger's  court,  runs  north  from  Pegg  street 
Rose  street,  runs  north  east  from  German  town  road  be- 
tween Otter  and  Second 
Rose  alley,  (N.  E.)  from  Tammany  nearThird  to  Browne 
Rose  alley,  runs  north  from  opposite  121  Locust 
Ross's  wharf,  opens  at  97  sourii  Water 
Rowlinson's  court  runs  east  fi'om  169  north  Second 
Rugan  street,  from  347  Callowhill  to  Ja.nes 
Rusii's  court,  runs  west  from  142  south  Fourth 
Russell's  wharf,  first  south  (;f  Pine  st.  public  landing 
Sand  dock,  at  the  east  end  of  Dock 
Sansom's  alley,  from  Willow  to  Noble  between  ^t.  John 

and  north  Third 
Sansom's  row,  norih  side  of  W"alnut  between  Swanwick 

street  and  Eighth 
Sansom's  Union  row  (N.  L.)  258  north  Second 
Sansom  street,  from  south  Seventh  to  Ninth  between 

Chestnut  and  Walnut 
Surah  st.  from  Queen  near  Frankford  road  to  Bedford 
"Sassafras  alley,  from  190  Sassatras  to  Bryan's  alley 
Sassafras  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  be- 
tween Cherry  and  Vine 
Saunders*  court,  runs  east  from  Pitt  near  Beaver 
Say  street,  from  Schuylkill  Seventh  to  Eighth  between 

Sassafras  and  Vine 
Say's  alley  runs  from  Cherry  to  Walnut,  alley  W.  13th. 
Say's  court,  runs  west  from  36  north  Third 
Say's  wharf,  opens  at  19  north  Water 
Scheme  alley,  runs  from  Twelfth  to  Broad  above  Vine 
Schively's  alley.     See  Brynii's. 
Schleisman's  alley,  runs  east  from  north  Third  between 

Poplar  lane  and  Beaver 
Schneider's  wharf,  opens  at  315  north  Front 
Schrivers  court,  runs  east  from  71  N.  Eighth 
Schuylkill  £anh,  south  east  corner  High  and  Sixth 

32 


IvX  STREETS,  Sec. 

Tenth  street,  (south)  from  near  371  High  to  Cedai 
Thatcher's  wharf^  opens  at  319  north  Front 
Theatre  fneivj  north  west  corner  Cl.estnut  and  Sixth 
Theatre  foidj  south  east  corner  of  Crab  and  Cedar 
Thu'd  Istreet,  (north)  fiom  115  High  to  Germantown 

road 
Third  street,  (south)  from  90  High  running  south 
Third  street  from  Schuylkill,  (north  and  south)  runs 

from  Vine  to  Cedar  between  Second  and  Fourth 
Thirteenth  street,  (north)  from  High  to  Vine  between 

Twelfth  and  Juniper 
Thh'teenth  street,  (south)    from   High   to   Cedar   be- 
tween Twelfth  and  Juniper 
Thomas's  wharf  opens  at  137Swanson 
Thompson's  court.     See  Broivn^s 
Thorn's  court  enters  Fourth  near  George  (N.L.) 
Tidmash's  street,  from  Passyunk  road  facing  Carpenter 

street  to  Shippen's  lane 
Timber  lane,  from  Frankford  road  above  Shackamaxon 

street  to  Turner's  lane 
Ton  alley,  from  57  south  Water 
Torr's  court  runs  east  from  Ridge  road  above  Wood 
Townsend's  court  runs  south  from  86  Spruce 
Traquair's  court,  runs  east  from  11  north  Tenth 
Trimble's  court,  from  510  noith  Front 
Trotter's  alley,  from  22  south  Second  to  Strawberry 
Trusty's  court  runs  south  from  6  Locust 
Tunia's  wharf  opens  at  71  south  Water 
Turner's  alley.     See  Carpenter  street. 
TiU'ner's  court,  ritns  north  from  near  101  Catharine 
Twelfth  street  (north)   from   Higli  to  Vine    between 

Eleventh  and  Thirteenth 
Twelfth  street  (souili)  from   Hij^h  to  Cedar  between 

Elevenili  and  Thirtceiitli 
Union  alley,  from  180  Su;uison  to  463  south  Front 
UnioTi  Insurance  Office,  45  Walnut 
Union  street,  from  166  st>uth  Front  to  79  Fourth 
Union   street   (K.)   from   Bedford  to  Prince  between 

Marlborough  and  Hanover 
United  States  Bank,  Carpenter's  court 
United  States  Insurance  Office,  49  Walnut 
United  States  Arsenal,  Gray's  ferry  road,  south  of  Cedar 
United  States  Stage  Office,  30  south  Third 
United  States  Loan  office,  Stale-house 
Uniiy  court  runs  south  from  16  Little  Pine 
Um-versity  of  Pennsylvania  and  Medical  Lyceum,  south 

Ninth  near  High. 
Upper  Delaware  rrj7'J,  ♦between  Sassafras  and  Vine, 

Fourth  ajid  the  Schuylkill 
Upper  ferry  road,  from  Callowhlll  near  Washington  to 

Upper  bridge 
Vanduson's  wiiarf  and  shipyard,  first  north  of  Hanover 
Vauxhall  Garden^  Broad  between  George  and  Walnut 
Vernon  street,  from  44  Cedar  to  29  Shippen 
Videl's  court  runs  west  from  58  south  Second 


STREETS,    &C.  XX2 

Vienna  street,  from  Prince  to  West  between  Cherry 

and  Wood 
Vine  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  between 
Sassafras  and  Callowhill,  being  the  northern  boundary 
of  the  city 
Vineyard  street,  from  the  Wissaliiccon  road  to  Charles 

between  Anne  and  George 
Vineyard*a  shipyard,  atS.  Brusstar's  wharf 
Wagner's  alley,  from  135  Cherry  to  252  Sassafras 
Waiker*s  court  runs  east  from  239  north  Second 
Wallace's  court  runs  west  from  10  North  Front 
Wall's  elbow  runs  from  Emlen's  to  Roger's  court 
Wail's  wharf  opens  at  127  south  Water 
Wain's  R.  wharf  opens  at  135  south  Water 
Wain's  W.  wharf  opens  at  7  Swanson 
\Valnut  alley,  from    Thirteenth  to   Juniper  between 

Cherry  and  Sassafras 
Walnut  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Schuylkill  be- 
tween Chestnut  and  Spruce 
Wahnit  Ward,  between  Chestnut  and  Walnut  the  Dela- 
ware and  Fourth 
Walter's  wharf  opens  at  355  north  Front 
Wardens'  office y  18  Walnut 

Warder's  wharf,  first  south  of  Sassafras  landing 
Warder's  wharf  (N.  L.)  opens  at  371  north  Front 
Ware's  wharf,  second  below  Christian 
AVarren  st.  runs  from  Quince  to  Twelfth  N.  ofSpruce 
Warren  street,  from  Beach  to  Queien  between  Hanover 

and  Bishop 
Warner's  court  runs  south  from  230  Shippen  street 
Washington  court  runs  north  from  205  Lombard 
IVashin^ton  Halt  and  Hotel,  Third  above  Spruce 
Washington  square,  between  Walnut  and  Locust  and 

Sixth  and  Columbia  avenue 
Washington  street,  a  continuation  of  High  from  Perma- 
nent Bridge  running  through  Hamilton  village 
Washington  street  (P.  T.)   runs  east  from  the  Ridge 

road  between  Green  and  Hickory 
Washington   street  (P.  T.)  runs  north  from  Vine  be- 

tween  William  and  Front 
Washington  street  (S.)  runs  from  550  south  Front  to 

Moyamensing  road 
Water  st.  (north)  from   16  High  to  Willow  or  Poole's 

bridge 
Water  street  (south)  from  12  High  to  Pine 
Watkin's  alley,  from  22  Bread  to  85  north  Third 
Watman's  alley,  from  Branch  to  Siory 
Watson's  alley  rims  souih  from  1U4  Locust 
Watsons  and  Paul's  wharf,  first  south  of  Chestnut  land- 
ing 
Weaver's  alley,   from   Twelfth  to  Thirteenth  between 

Lyndall's  alley  and  Locust 
Webb's  alley,  from  221  Cherry  to  334  Sassafras 
Well's  alley,  :'Vom  Oak  street  to  3?1  north  Front 


Xxii  STREETS,  ScC 

V/est  street,  from  Franktbrd  road  to  Wood  above  Duke 
W-s**s  court,  runs  easi  from  27  New  Market  street 
Weet\t  Picture  Exhibition,  Spruce  above  Eighth 
West's  C.  wharf,  first  north  of  Vine  street  landing- 
West's  W.  wharf,  opens  at  155  north  Water 
Wiarf  street,  runs  south  from  Cedar  along  the  wharves 
Wliarion  street,  from  the  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road 

betwee.i  Federal  and  Heed 
Wharton's  wharf,  opens  at  67  Swanson 
W^n.irves  (north)  from  High  along  the  Delaware 
Wharves  (sout'n)  from  High  along  the  Delaware 
White  Bear  Inn,  220  High 
Willie's  shii>yard,  ai  J.  Bower's  wharf  (K) 
W: .  •  I  eh  J  il  street.     See  Welt*s  alley 
W;.i\e  norse  alley    from  Cherry  to  Walnut  alley 
White  S-wan  Inn  106  Sassafras  near  Third 
lVido-w*s  Asybiniy  High  west  Schuylkill  Seventh  south 

side 
Wi,ciglns*s  court,  runs  south  from  62  Cherry 
Wile  .ck's.  wharf,  opens  at  57  south  Water 
Wiley's  cour',  runs  soutfi  from  Castle  street 
Will:amson*3  court,  runs  from  262  Cedar  to  71  Bed- 
ford (M) 
W:11iani  street,  from  Otter  to  Rose 
W  ■    .-.g's  alley,  from  98  south  Third  to  75  Fourth 
W        g  and  Francis's  wharves,  at  15  and  25  Penn 
W       %v  court,  ruJii  south  from  Pine  at>ove  Sixth 
W.'v  street,  (ScnuylkiU)  tr  .<    Locust  to  Cedar  b?- 

!  w<,eii  the  Schuylkill  anvl  Beacii 
W.tiow  street,  (N.L.)  from  the  Delaware  along  Pegg*s 

run 
Wil  on's  wharf,  second  south  of  Maiden  landing 
Wis-ahiccon  ror-d,  runs  north  west  from  the  coraerof 

Ninth  and  Y -i.^ 
Wisiar's  courc^  iuns  south  from  Vine  east  of  Broad 
Wit-  nan's   '^iley,    from    Kunckle  near  Callowhill    to 

F-mrMi 
Witt:nan*s  court,  runs  west  from  400  north  Second 
Woglum's  cour' ,  runs  east  from  73  north  Eighth 
Wood  St.  (N.L.)  fro.T.  190  north  Second  to  Schuylkill 
Wood  street   (K)  from  Queen  near  Gunner's  run  to 

West  street 
Woodland  st.  (or  Darby  road)  runs  south  west  from  the 

intersection  of  Lancaster  turnpike  and  Washington 
Wright's  alley,  from  Miller's  alley  to  Vine  between 

Schuylkill  Eigiith  and  Broad 
York  Buildings,  on  the  south  side  of  Walnut  between 

Col'imbia  avenue  and  Eighth 
York  court,  runs  east  from  from  37  Budd 
York  street,  from  135  south  Third  to  Laurel 
Zachary's  court,  runs  north  from  31  Walnut 
Zane  street.     See  Elder 


STREETS,  Sec, 


XXUi 


SFREETS  LAID  OUT,  BUT  NOT  YET  OPEN. 


\NN  STREET,  Sch. 
Uridgt;  street,  P.T. 
Budden*£  alley,  C 
Burge  street,  N.L. 
Canal  street,  N.L. 
Centre  street,  P.T. 
Courtland  street,  C 
Dickinson  street..  S. 
Elizabeth  street,  N.L. 
Fleet  street,  N.L. 
Franklin  sireet,  S, 
Habacker  .street,  C. 
Hi.rp('r  street,  P.T. 
Hartsfeldt  street,  N.L. 
Havdock  stree^,  N.L. 
Hii'l  street,  P.T. 
Hunver  street,  P.T. 
Jefferson  avenue,  C. 
John  s  reet,  P.T. 
Lancaster  street,  C. 
Leib  alley,  C. 


Marble  court,  C. 
M'Kean  street,  S. 
Meadow  street,  S. 
Mifflin  street,  S. 
Morris  sireet,  P.T. 
North  street,  P.T. 
Ogden's  alley,  C. 
Parke  street  P.T. 
Pearl  street,  P.T 
Peter  street,  C. 
Pink  alley,  C, 
Pollard's  alley  N.L. 
Reed  street,  S. 
Schuylkill  alley,  C. 
Sewar  alley,  N.L. 
Washington  street,  S» 
Water  street,  Sch.  C.  and  P. 
West  alley,  C, 
Wharf  street,  S. 
Wiiliam  street,  P.T. 
Widow  street  N.L. 


Statement  of  the  Arrival  of  Vessels,  at  the  principal  Poits  in  the 
United  StateSffrom  Foreign  Places  and  Coast-miseyin  the  year  1816. 


1 

ARRIVALS  AT 

o  5 

St' 

'   9". 

3 

BOSTOX, 

. 

650 

1684 

Salem, 

. 

11> 

M  .ss.  Maine  &  New 

Hampshire, 

256 

Rhode-Island, 

. 

90 

Connecticut, 

- 

140 

New  YoiiK,      - 

- 

1172 

id32 

Philadelphia, 

- 

599 

1218 

Baltimore, 

. 

5o6 

401 

Alexandria, 

- 

112 

322 

Norfolk, 

. 

240 

Richmond  and  Fredericksburg, 

25 

Wilmington,  (v.c.) 

- 

110 

Coast  of  Carolinas, 

- 

65 

CflARLESTOJf, 

- 

337 

882 

Savannah, 

. 

121 

New  Ohleaxs, 

ed. 

197 

190 

Total  ascertain 

4768 

♦  *«» 

Scattering,  estii 

nated  at 

162 

Total,      - 

493d 

P\XTf)X^S  PHILADELPHIA  KbrOISTER, 


PORT  OF  PHILADELPHIA. 
custo:m  house, 

Betrveen  112  &  120  sovth  Second  beloiv  Dock  street.  Office  houn^ 
from  9  ^.  M.  till  2  P.M.  j 

Gen.  John  Steele,  collector;  Andrew  Epplee,  deputy  collector ,-  Samuel 
Clark.  7iaval  officer;  R>bert  Heysham,  deputy  naval  officer;  Umei 
Glentworth.  surveyor;  James  S.  Huber,  deputy  surveyor;  John  Steele, 
iun.  'weigher;  Samuel  Ross,  deputy -weigher ;  Isaac  M.lnor.  g^^g^^i 
James  S.  Huber,  Jacob  Kucher,  J.  Henderson,  and  Joseph  Abbott, 
measurers  of  Salt  and  Coal;  John  Brown,  measurer  of  Cotton  manu. 
factures,  paying  a  duty  per  square  yard.  n^  ^i / 

Inspectors  Ji.  P.  Schott,  Peier  Ozeas,  Andrew  Jackson,  Isaac  Roach< 
leapt  revenue  barge,-]  Robert  Hopkms,  Frederick  Shu  1,  [at  Marcm 
Hook,-]  Thomas  Cash.  Benjamin  Ashmead,  Benjamin  Thomas,  Robcr! 
Jackson,  James  Stuart,  Charles  Anderson  Henry  Huber.  James  bngle, 
BaTid  Rose,  [at  the  Lazaretto]  Lambert  Smyth,  Rowland  Smith,  John 
R  Uickson,  Jonathan  Carson,  Ceorge  W.  Fergusoii,  John  Brown 
David  Hardie,  Jacob  Zebley,  Job  Whipple,  and  John  Davis. 

BIBECTIOXS   FOa    FINDING    THE    DIFFERENT   OFFICES    IN    THE 

Custom  House. 
The  desks  of  the  clerks,  &c.  are  numbered  from  one  to  six,  and 
the  business  done  at  each  desk,  as  follows  :  ,     ,  ,.  r   ,   .•  i 

Desk,  No.  1.    Examination  of  inward  entries,  calculations  ot  dutiei 
and  draw  backs. 

2.  Bonds  for  duties  taken  and  permits  issued. 

3.  Cashier,  and  for  the  entrance  and  clearance  of  vesselj 

coastwise. 

4.  Exports  and  Debentures. 

5.  Record  of  Imports.  .    . 

6.  Entrance  and  clearance  of  vessels  from  and  to  foreign 

ports,  and  for  preparing  ships  papers. 

Surveyors  of  damaged  Ships  an'l  their  Cargoes. 
John  Mease,  William  Hawks,  and  Arthur  Stotesbury, 

SHIP    BROKERS. 

Samuel  M.  Sykes,  back  of  Custom  House. 
Barnes  &  Diehl,  opposite  the  Custom  House 
Samuel  Emery,  next  door  above  the  Custom  House. 

NOTARIES   PUBLIC. 

For  the  City.^VQter  S.  Duponceavi,  Peter  Lohra,  Nicholas  Dr.. ., 
George  Heyl,  Benjamin  Nones,  and  C.  C.  Biddle. 
For  Smith-utark. — Richard  Renshaw. 
lor  .Northern  Liberties.— io\\x\  Goodman,  J  un. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  XXV 

CHAMBER    OF    COMMERCE. 

Robert  Wain,  president;  Robert  Ralston,  and  Thomas  M.  Willing-, 
vice  presidents  j  Robert  Smith,  treasurer,  Joiin  Vaughan,  secretary. 

The  sUted  meetings  of  the  Chamber  are  lield  on  the  first  Monday 
of  each  month,  at  7  o'clock  in  the  evening.  At  the  January  meeting 
the  officers  are  elected.  To  a  committee  appointed  every  month  ot 
five  members,  all  differences,  of  which  the  Chamber  is  required  to  tak© 
recognizance,  are  referred  for  adjustment.  Applications  to  the  com 
mittee  to  be  made  through  the  secretary.     Instituted  1801. 

"WAHDENS  OF   THE  POKT. 

Appointed  annually  in  Apnl— Office  18  Walnut. 

John  Ashmead,  master  warden  ;  Paul  Cox,  Stephen  Girard,  Josepi! 
Reynolds,   William   Xewbold,   William  West,  and  Jaaies   Josiah 
Thomas  Jackson,  clerk  ;  WiHi;un  Hawks,  harbour  master. 

Attendance  given  from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.     On  Saturday,  from 
9  A.  M.  to  1  P.  M.  and  from  2  to  sunset. 


HATES    OP   PILOTAGE    FOR  THE   PORT    OF   rHlLADr.I.PHIA. 

Inwards— Under  and  up  to  12  feet,  at  3  dolls.  33  cents  per  foot. 

Above  12  feet,  at  4  dolls.  16  cents  per  foot. 
Outwards—Under  and  up  to  12  feet,  at  2  dolls.  50  cents  per  foot. 

Above  12  feet,  at  3  dolls  33  cents  per  foot. 
And  ten  dollars  extra,  from  the  20lh  November  until  tlie  10th  of 
March,  inclusive,  is  paid  by  all  vessels  of  100  tonb  burthen  and  upwards- 
Foreign  bottoms  pay  2  dollars  67  cents  in  addition  to  the  above. 

AUTHORIZED  INSPECTORS  OF  LUMBER,  FLOUR,  &c. 

Of  Lumber^  C.  Bartling,  Chetid  inspector ; J  Jacob  ZigJer,  Abei 
Evans,  Jacob  Wayne,  John  C.  Kelsey,  John  Douglass,  jun.  Joseph  Max- 
field,  P.  C.  Firth.  William  Cruson. 

Of  Staves.    Abraham  Mitchell. 

Of  Salt  Provisions.     Benjamin  Reynolds. 

Of  Butter  and  Lard.     Robert  Kean,  28  Walnut 

Of  Bark.     Frederick  Piper. 

Of  Flour.     Peter  Christian,  head  inspector .-  Rittenhouse  and 

George  Danenhower,  Deputy  inspectors. 

Begulator  of  Weights  and  wMeasures.     Jo))n  Mecr  4  Seventh  street. 

Regulator  of  Dry  Measures.     Simon  Geyer,  o29  Race 

Meaturers  of  Grain,  Coal  and  Salt.  George  Fagundus,  head  mea 
5urer  56  Mulberiy, 

Deputy  measurers.  Samuel  Smith,  John  Scott,  J-umes  B.  Scott 
Daniel  Newman,  John  AUison,  Clias.  Callahan,  Ezekiel  Starrat,  Wni 
Neilson,  Jacob  Radiford,  Wm.  M.  Keever,  John  Ycung  and  Jam'-i- 
Wilkie. 

Supenntendant  of  Poivder  Jifa^azinef  John  Keehmle. 

C 


.XXVI 


PAXTON  S 


DUTIES 

PAYABLE  BY  LAW, 

ON 

.iLL  GOODS,  WARES,  A.YD  MERCffAJ^DISE, 

importfid  into  the  Unitad  States  of  America,  in  American  or  Forcxgn 

ships  or  vcs*cls.    To  have  effect  itom  and  after  the 

30th  June,  1816. 

Note. — The  articles  in  italics  are  not  specified  in  the  law,  but  paj 
the  dulies  affixed  to  them. 


-Vrtlcles  manufactured  from  brass, 
copper,  iron,  steel,  pewter,  lead, 
or  tin,  or  of  which  those  metals 
or  either  of  them  is  the  mate- 
rial oi  chief  value — brass  wire, 
cutlery,  pins,  needles,  buttons, 
button  moulds,  buckles  of  all 
kinds ;  cannon,  muskets,  fire 
and  side  arms. 

Ale,  beer,  and  porter,  in  botlles, 
The  same  otherwise  imported, 

Articles  not  free,  nor  subject  to 
any  other  rate  of  duty, 

Artificial  flowers, 

Alum, 

Almonds, 

Apparatus  ( ihilosophical)  instru- 
ments, books,  maps,  charts, 
statues,  busts,  casts,  paintin^rs, 
drawinp^s,  engravings,  speci- 
meni  of  sculpture,  cabinets  of 
coins,  gems,  medals,  and  all 
other  collections  of  antiquities, 
statuary,  modeling,  painting. 
dr;;\vjng,  etching,  or  engraving, 
specially  imported  by  order, 
and  f  .r  the  use  of  any  society 
incorporated  for  phi!osopliic;.i 
or  literary  purposes,  or  for  thc^ 
encouragement  of  tlie  fine  arts, 
cr  by  order  and  for  the  u^e  of 
any  seminary  of  learning, 

\!vlmals  imported  for  breed. 


American 
U  British. 


Foreign,  otAer 
than  British. 


20  per  cent. 

15  cents  per  gal. 


id  val. 


10 

15 

30 
lO-O 


ditto 


free 
free 


per  cent  ad  val. 
ditto 
cents  pfir  cwt. 
cents  per  lb. 


22 

16.5 

11 

16.5 

33 

no 


free 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER. 


Jimerican 
&  Svitish. 


B 

Books,  printed. 
Boots, 

Brushes, 

Bonnets  and  caps  fop  women. 

Bristles, 

Bark  of  the  cork  tree,  unmanu- 
factured. 

Burr  stones,  unwrought, 

Barrilla,  Brazil  wood,  barzilletto 
wood,   camwood,  fustic,    red- 
wood, logwood,  nicaragiia  and 
other  dye  woods 
C 

Copperas, 

Copper  rods,  bolts,  spikes  or  nails, 
and  composition  rods,  bolts, 
spikes  or  nails, 

China  ware,  earthen  ware,  stone 
ware,  porcelain  and  glass  ma- 
nufactures, other  than  window 
glass  and  black  glass  quart  bot- 
tles. 

Cotton  manufactures  of  all  de- 
scriptions, or  of  wiiich  cotton  is 
the  material  of  chief  value,  and 
on  cotton  yarn,  twist  and 
thread, 

Cabinet  wares,  and  all  manufac- 
tui*es  of  wood,  carriages  of  all 
descriptions,  and  parts  thereof. 

Cordage  and  cables,  tarred, 

(untarred)  yams, 

twines,  packthreads,  and 

seines. 

Cassia,  Chinese, 

Cinnamon, 

Cloves, 

Canes,  walking  sticks,  and  whips, 

Cosmetics,  washes,  balsams,  per- 
fumes, &c.  &c. 

Clothing,  ready  made, 

(J:indles,  tallov, 

wax  or  spermaceti, 

Cheese, 

Chocolate, 

Cocoa, 

Coal, 

Coffee, 

Corks, 

Copper,  (braziers) 

Carpets,  &c.  (woolen) 


Foreign,  other 
than  British. 


15  per  cent,  ad  val. 
150  cents  per  pair 
30  percent,  ad  val. 
30        ditto 
3        cents  per  lb. 


tree 
free 


^ree  free 

100        cents  per  cwt.  110 


4        cents  per  lb. 


20        per  cent,  ad  val,         22 


ditto 


30 
3 

1      ditto 
cents  per  lb. 

4 

6 

25 

25 

30 

cents  per  lb. 
cents  pep  lb. 

ditto 

ditto 
per  cent,  ad  va!. 

SO 

30 

3 

6 

9 

ditto 
ditto 
cents  per  lb. 
ditto 
ditto 

ditto 

^  ditto 

5  cents  per  heaped  bushel 

5        cents  per  lb. 
15        per  cent,  ad  val. 
15  ditto 

25  ditto 


XVUJ 


FAXTON  S 


Cotton, 

Currants, 

Clay,  (inwrought, 

t'opper  for  the  use  of  the  mint, 
jpper  and  brass  in  pigs,  bars  or 
plates,  suited  to  the  sheathing 
of  ships,  old  copper  and  brass, 
and  old  pewter,  fit  only  to  be 
re -manufactured, 
D 

Dying  drugs,  and    materials  for 

composing  dyes,  not  subject  to 

other  rates  of   duty,  such  as 

verdi^i'ris,  saffron,  coc/dneal,  &c. 

F 

Fans,  feathers  ornaments  for  head 
dresses, 

Figs, 

Floor  cloths  painted,  mats  of  grass 
or  flags, 

Tish,  foreign  caught 

'  —    ■  mackerel, 

salmon, 

all  other  pickled. 

Furs,  undressed  of  all  kinds, 
G 

Gold  coin,  silver  coin,  and  bullion, 

Glass,  black  quart  bottles, 

— —  window,  not  above  8  by  10 
inches  in  size, 

not  above  10  by  12  do. 

if  above  10  by  12  do. 

Gum  Arabic, 

Senega!.. 

Gold  leaf,' 

Glue, 

Gunpowder, 

H 

Hempen  clotli  or  sail  clv<lii,  f-.\ 
cept  Russian  and  Germun  lin- 
ens, Russia  and  Holland  duck, 

Holland  duck  not  exceeding  52 
arciieens  each  piece, 

Hats  or  (iapa  of  fur,  wool,  leath- 
er, ciiip,  straw,  or  silk, 

Hemp, 

I 

Iron  and  steel  wire,  not  exceed- 
ing No,  IS, 
—  over  18, 

Iron  in  burs  and  bolts,  excepting 
iron  manufactured  by  rolling-, 


American  Foreign,  other 

&  British.  than  British. 

o        cents  per  lb.  3.3 

3  ditto 


free 
free 


frc'' 


free 
free 


tree 


7.5        per  cent,  ad  val.       8.25 


50 
3 

30 
100 
150 
200 
100 
free 

free 

144 


ditto 
cents  per  lb. 

per  cent,  ad  val. 
cents  per  quinta 
cents  per  barrel 

ditto 

ditto 


cents  per  gross 


275 

S25 

7-5 
15 
5 


250 

30 
150 


ditto 
ditto 
per  cent,  ad  val- 

ditto 
ditto 
cents  per  lb, 

ditto 


per  cent,  ad  val. 

cents  per  piece 

per  cent,  ad  val. 
cents  per  cwt. 


cents  per  lb. 

ditto 

per  cwt. 


^3 
3.3 

33 
110 
165 
220 
110 

free 

free 
158.4 


250  cepts  per  100  sq.  feet    275 
^•^^  -':♦*-  502.5 

357.5 


8.25 

8.25 

16.5 

5  5 

88 


O-S! 


275 

33 

165 


5,^ 
9,9 

49..'; 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER. 


XXIX 


American 

Foreign,  other 

&'  liritish. 

than  British, 

- —  sheets,  rods,  and  hoops,             250 

ditto 

275 

in  bars  and  bolts,  when  ma- 

nufactured by  rolling,  and  on 

anchors,                                           l50 

ditto 

165 

spikes,                                           2 

ditto 

2.2 

Indicfo,                                                 lo 

ditto 

16-5 

Jewelry,  gold,  silver  and  other 
watches  and  parts  of  watches  ; 
gold  and  silver  lace,  embroide- 
ry and  epaulettes ;  precious 
stones  and  pearls  of  all  kinds, 
set  or  not  set ;  Bristol  stones 
or  paste  work,  and  all  articles 
composed  wholly  or  chiefly  of 
gold,  silver,  pearl  and  precious 
stones, 

L 

Laces,  lace  veils,  lace  shawls  or 
shades  of  thread  or  silk. 

Lead,  in  pigs,  bars,  or  sheets, 

■  in  shot, 

red  or  white,  diy  or  ground 

in  oil, 

L;.pi9  calaminarts, 
M 

Mola;^ses, 

Manufactures  of  leather,  or  of 
which  leather  is  the  material  of 
chief  value, 

Mace, 

Millinery  of  all  sorts 

Mustard, 

Mineralogy,  botany  and  anato- 
mical preparations,  models  of 
machinery  and  other  inven- 
tions, specimens  in  natural  his- 
tory, plants  and  trees 
N 

Nails 

Nutmegs 

Nankeens 

O 

Oil,  spermaceti  of  foreign  fishing 

— whale  or  other  fish  da. 

— olive  in  casks 

— sallad 

Ochre,  dry 
■  .      ,  in  oil 

P 

Printing  types 

Pim«nto 


7.5    per  cent,  ad  val. 


7.5 
1 


free 


30 

100 

30 

30 


free 


ditto 
cent  per  lb. 
ditto 

ditto 


per  cent,  ad  val, 
cents  per  lb. 
per  cent,  ad  val. 
ditto 


8^5 


8.25 
1.1 

2.2 


Free 


5        cents  per  gallon  5.5 


110 

33 
33 


free 


3 

ceiUs  per  lb. 

3-3 

60 

;    ditto 

€6 

25 

per  cent. 

27.5 

25 

per  gallon 

27.5 

15 

ditto 

16.5 

25 

ditto 

27.5 

30 

per  cent,  ad  val. 

33 

1 

cent,  per  lb. 

1.1 

1.5 

ditto 

1.65 

20 

per  cent,  ad  val. 

22 

0 

•vents  per  lb 

6.P 

xxs 


rAXTON  i> 


I'aper  of  every  descripiion.  paste 

boaid,  paper   liangings,   blank 

books,  parchment  or  vellum 
Flaying  cards 

Perfumes,  &.c,  see  Cosmetics 
Plums  and  prunes 
Prussian  blue 
Pepper 
Pickles,   capers,  olives,  comfits, 

and  sweatmeats,  prcacrved  in 

sugar  or  brandy 
Plaster  of  Paris 

R 
Russia   duck,  not  exceeding  52 

archeens  each  piece 
Ravcni.  duck,  as  above 
Raisins,  muscatel,  and  in  jars 
■   -  —all  other 
Raw  liides  and  skins 
Rag^  Oi'any  kind  of  cloth 
Regulus  of  antimony 

S 
Saltpetre 
Steei 

Stockings  of  wool  and  or  cotton 
S;ockii)g3  of  silk  or  thread  (as 

ready  made  clothing) 
Spir  ts  from  grain,  first  proof 

■ do.        2d    do. 

■     do.         3d    do. 

■ •    do.        4  th    do. 

do.         5th    do. 

— — —     do.  over  5th  do. 
from  other  nuAerlals  than 

grain,  1st  and  2d  proof 
do.         3d     do. 

do.        4th  do.. 

do.         5th    do. 

do.  overSih    do. 


.American 
Cr  British. 


than  BritiH' 


Saddles,  bridles,  and  harness 
Shoes  and  slippers  of  leather 

— for  chddren 

.. of  Silk 

Salt 

Segars 

Scap 

Sugar,  brown 

white,  clayed  or  powdered 

lump 

loaf,  or  sugar  candv 

Snufi" 

Sulphur  or  brjmstere 


30 
SO 

3 

20 

8 


30 
free 


200 

125 

3 

2 

free 
free 
i'ree 


per  cent,  ad  val. 
cents  per  pack 

cents  per  lb. 
per  cent,  ad  val. 

cents,  per  lb. 


Der  cent,  ad  val. 


cents  per  piece 

ditto 
cents  per  lb. 
ditto 


7.5  per  cent,  ad  val.      8.25 

100  ceiUspercwt.          110 

2u  per  cent,  ad  val.        22 

30  per  cent. 

42  cents  per  gallon 

45  ditto 

48  ditto 

52  ditto 

60  ditto 

73  ditto 


38 
42 
48 
57 
70 
30 
o 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
per  cent,  ad  val. 
cents  per  pair 
ditto 
jw  ditto 

20  cents  per  bush,  of  56 
250    cents  per  thousand 
-'?  cents  per  lb. 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


15 
30 


o 

3 

4 

10 

12 

12 


lb.  22 
275 
3.3 
3.3 
4.4 
11 
13.2 


c^ 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER. 


XXX. 


Tin  in  plates 

Tallow 

Teas,  from  Ciiina  in  ships  belong- 
ing to  the  United  States 

— —  bohea 

— —  souchong-  and  other  black 

— —  imperial,    gunpowder    and 

;  'gomee 
'■■      hyson  and  young  hyson 

'  hyson  skin  and  other  green 

■  if  from  any  other  place,  or 
in  any  other  than  vessels  of  the 
United  States ; 

bohea 

— —  souchong  and  other  black, 

■  imperial,    gunpowder    and 

gomee 

■  ■        hyson  and  young  hyson 

— —  hyson  skin  and  other  green 

Tobacco  manufactured,  other 
than  snuftand  segars 

Tin  in  pigs  or  bars 
U 

Umbrellas,  parasols  of  whatever 
materials  made,  sticks  of  frames 
for  umbrellas  or  parasols 
W 

Woollen  manufactures  of  all  de- 
scriptions, or  of  which  wool  is 
the  material  of  chief  value,  ex- 
cepting blankets  or  woollen 
rugs,  and  worsted  stuff  goods 

Rattiuets,  &c.  as  bombazetts,  cal- 
limancoes,  moreens. 


.American 
&  British. 
15 
1 

Foreign,  other 
than  British. 
per  cent            16.5 
cent  per  lb.             1.1 

12 
25 

ilitto 
ditto 

13.2 

27.5 

50 
40 
28 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

55 

44 

30.8 

14 

34 

ditto 
ditto 

68 
56 

38 

ditto 
ditto 
ditto 

10 

ditto 

11 
free 

30        pel 

cent,  ad 

val. 

25        per  cent  ad  val.        27.5 


After  the  30th  of  June,  1819,  theduty  of  woollen  goods  is  to  be 
only  twenty  per  cent  ad  valorem. 


Wines,  Madeira,  Burgundy ,Cham 
paigne,  Rhenish  and  Tokay 

— Sherry  and  St.  Lucar 

—others  not  enumerated,  when 
imported  in  bottles  or  cases 

—Lisbon,  Oporto,  and  other 
wines  of  Portugal  and  on  those 
of  Sicily 

—Tenenffe,  Fayal  &  other  wines 
of  the  western  islands 

— all  others  when  imported  other- 
wise than  in  cases  or  bottles 

Wafers 

Whiting  and  Paris  white 


IQO 
60 

TO 


50 

40 

25 

30 

1 


cts.  per  gal. 
ditto 

ditto 


ditto 
ditto 

ditto 


110 
66 

77 


55 
27.5 


per  cent,  ad  valorem  33 
cent  per  lb,  1. 


XXXU  tA-MON  b 

Jiinericun  Foreign^  oihe,- 

i^  British.  than  British. 

Wearing  apparel  and  oilier  per-  • 

sonal  baggage,  in  actual  use  and 
the  implements,  and  tools  of 
trade  of  persons  arriving  in  Ihe 

United  States  fi-ee  fi-g^ 

Wood»  unmanufactured  of  any 
kind,  zinc,  teutenague  or  spel- 
ter free  free 

In  all  cases  where  an  ad  valorem  duty  shall  be  charged,  it  shall 
be  calculated  on  the  nett  cost  of  the  article,  at  the  place  whence 
imported  (exclusive  of  packages,  commissions  and  all  charges) 
with  the  usual  addition,  established  by  law,  of  twenty  per  centum 
on  all  merchandize,  imported  from  places  beyond  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope,  and  of  ten  per  centum  on  articles  imported  from  all 
other  places. 

CiO=For  three  years  next  ensuing  the  thirtieth  day  of  June  next, 
a  duty  of  twenty-five  per  centum  ad  valorem  ;  and  after  the  expi-  , 
ration  of  the  three  years  aforesaid,  a  duty  of  twenty  per  centum 
ad  valorem  :  Provided,  that  a;l  cotton  cloths,  or  cloths  of  which 
cotton  is  the  material  of  chief  value,  (excepting  nankeens  im-  y 
ported  directly  from  China)  the  original  cost  of  which  at  the  • 
place  whence  imp<  rted  with  the   addition  of  twenty  per  cent, 
if  iniported  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  from  places  beyond 
it,  or  of  ten  per  cent,  if  imported  from  any  other  place,  shall  be 
less  than  twenty-five  cents  per  square  yard,  shall  with  such  addi- 
tion, be  deemed  and  taken    to  have  cost  twenty-five  cents  per 
square  yard,  and  shall  be  charged  with  duty  accordingly;  Pro- 
vided also,  that  all  unbleached  and  uncoloured  cotton  twist  yarn, 
or  thread,  the  original  cost  cf  which  shall  be  less  than  sixty  cents 
per  pound,  shall  be  taken  and  deemed  to  have  cost  sixty  cents 
per  pound,  and  shall  be  charged  with  duty  accordingly  ;  and  all 
bleached  or  coloured  yarn,  the  original  cost  of  which  shall  have 
been  less  than  seventy -five  cents  per  pound,  shall  be  taken  and -- 
deemed  to  have  cost  seventy-five  cents  per  pound,  and  shall  be 
charged  with  duty  accordingly:  j^nd  Provided  further,  that  cot- 
ton piece  goods,  imported  in  ships  or  vessels  of  the  United  States, 
which  shall  have  sailed  from  the  United  States  before  the  passage  ' 
of  this  act,  and  shall  arrive  therein  between  the  thirtieth  day  of  , 
June,   1816,   and   the   first  day  of  June,   1817,  tlie  original  cost    " 
of  which  cotton  piece  goods,  at  the  place  whence  imported,  shall 
have  been  less  than  twenty-five  cents  per  square  yard,  shall  be 
admitted  to  entr\%  subject  only  to  a  duty  cf  thirty -three  and   a 
third  per  centum  on  the  cost  of  the  said  cotton  piece  goods  in  In- 
dia, and  on  the  usual  addition  of  twenty  per  centum  on  that  cost. 

Sec.  4.  ^nd  be  if  further  enacted.  That  there  shall  be  allowed 
a  drawback  of  the  duties,  by  this  act  imposed,  on  goods,  wares 
and  merchandise  imported  into  the  United  States,  upon  the  ex- 
portation thereof,  within  the  time  and  in  the  manner  prescribed 
by  the  existing  laws,  subject  to  the  following  provisions,  that  is  to 
say,  that  there  shall  not  be  an  allov/ance  of  the  drawback  cf  duties 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  XXXlll 

in  the  case  of  goods  impoi-ted  in  foreign  vessels  from  any  of  the  do- 
minions, colonies,  or  possessions  of  any  foreign  power,  to  and  with 
■which  the  vessels  of  the  United  States  are  not  permitted  to  go  and 
trade;  and  there  shall  not  be  an  allowance  of  the  drawback  of  du- 
ties for  the  amount  of  the  additional  duties  by  this  act  imposed  on 
goods  imported  in  vessels  not  of  the  United  States;  and  there 
shall  not  be  an  allowance  of  the  drawback  in  the  case  of  foreign 
dried  and  pickled  fish,  and  other  salted  provisions,  fish  oil  or 
playing  cards  ;  and  there  shall  be  deducted  and  retained  from  the 
amount  of  the  duties  on  goods  exported  with  the  benefit  of  draw- 
back (other  than  spirits)  two  and  a  half  per  centum,  and  that 
there  shall  be  retained  in  the  case  of  spirits  exported  with  the  be- 
nefit of  drawback,  two  cents  per  gallon  upon  the  quantity  of 
spirits,  and  also  three  per  centum  on  the  am(Hmt  of  duties  paya- 
ble on  the  importation  thereof.  But,  nevertheless,  the  provisions 
of  this  act  shall  not  be  deemed  in  any  wise  to  "impair  any  rights 
and  privileges,  which  have  been  or  may  be  acquired  by  any  fo- 
reign nation,  under  the  laws  and  treaties  of  the  United  States, 
upon  the  subject  of  exporting  goods  from  the  United  States,  with 
a  benefit  ot  a  drawback  of  the  duties  payable  upon  tlie  importa- 
tion thereof. 

Sec.  5.  Afid  be  it  further  enacted^  That  after  the  thirtieth  day 
of  June  next,  in  all  casesof  entry  of  merchandise  for  the  benefit  of 
drawback,  the  time  of  twenty  days  shall  be  allowed  from  the  date 
of  the  entry,  for  giving  the  exportation  bonds  for  the  same  :  Pro' 
vided,  that  the  exportation  shall,  in  every  other  particular,  com- 
ply with  the  regulations  and  formalities,  heretofore  established 
for  entries  of  exportation  for  the  benefit  of  drawback. 

Sec.  6.  And  be  it  further  enacted.  That  the  duty  on  the  ton- 
nage of  vessels,  and  the  bounties,  advances,  and  drawbacks  in  the 
case  of  exporting  pickled  fish,  of  the  fisheries  of  the  United  States, 
in  the  case  of  American  vessels  employed  in  the  fisheries  and  in 
the  case  of  exporting  sugar  refined  within  the  United  States, 
shall  be  and  continue  the  same  as  the  existing  law  provides.  Pro- 
vided akvays,  that  this  provision  shall  not  be  deemed  in  any  wise 
to  impair  any  rights  and  privileges,  which  have  been,  or  may  be 
acquired  by  any  foreign  nation,  under  the  laws  and  treaties  of 
the  United  States,  relative  to  the  duty  of  tonnage  on  vessels. 

Skc.  r.  And  be  it  further  enacted,  That  the  existing  laws  shall 
extend  to,  and  lie  in  force  for  the  ccllection  of  duties  imposed  by 
this  act,  on  goods,  wares  and  merchandise,  imported  into  the 
United  States ;  and  for  the  recovery,  collection,  distribution  and 
remission  of  all  fines,  penalties  and  forfeitures,  and  for  the  allow, 
ance  of  the  drawbacks  and  bounties  by  this  act  authorised,  as  ful- 
ly and  effectually  as  if  every  regulatioti,  restriction,  penalty,  for- 
feiture, provision,  clause,  matter  and  thing,  in  the  existing  laws 
contained,  had  been  inserted  in,  and  re  enacted  by  this  act.  And 
that  all  acts,  and  parts  of  acts  which  are  contrary  to  this  act,  and 
no  more,  shall  be  and  the  same  are  hereby  repealed. 

Skc  8  And  be  it  further  enacted^  That  the  act  passed  the  third 
day  of  March,  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  fifteen,  entitled 
'*  an  act  to  repeal  so  much  oi  the  several  acts  imposing  duties  on 
^"^  tonnage  of  ships  and  vessels,  and  on  goods,  wares  and  merchan 


XKXIV  MXTON  S 

disc  imported  into  the  United  States,  as  imposes  a  disicriminating 
duty  on  tonnage  between  foreign  vessels  and  vessels  of  tht  Uni- 
ted States,  and  between  goods  imported  into  tlie  Unitec]  States  in 
foreign  vessels  and  vessels  of  the  United  States/*  shall  apply  and 
be  in  full  force  as  to  the  discriminating  duties  established  by  this 
act  on  the  tonnage  of  foreign  vessels  and  the  goods,  wares  and 
merchandise  therein  imported, 

H.  CLAY, 
Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 
JOHN  GAILLIARD, 
President /zro  tern,  of  the  Senate, 

APPROV£D 

Jfiril  27,  1816,  *       JAMES  MADISON. 

TONNAGE. 

The  following  rates  of  tonuage  duties  are  demandable  after  the 

24th  Jan.  1817. 

dls.    cts. 

On  ships  &c.  of  the  U.  S.  entering  from  any  fo- 
reign port  ....  per  ton  0 

On  such  foreign  ships  &c.  on  their  entry  from 
foreign  ports  as  by  treaty  stipulation,  such  ves- 
sels are  placed  on  equality  with  the  ships  of 
the  U.  S.  -  -  -  -  per  ton  6 

On  other  foreign  ships  &c.  entering  from  a  fo- 
reign port  where  vessels  of  the  U.  S.  are  per- 
mitted to  trade  -  •  .  .  56 

On  other  foreign  ships  &c.  entering  from  a  fo- 
reign port  where  the  vessels  of  the  U.  S.  are 
not  permitted  to  trade     ...  2    00 

On  ships  &c.  built  in  the  U.  S.  since  20th  July 
1789,  belonging  to  subjects  of  foreign  powers 
and  possessing  a  certificate  of  record  per  ton  SO 

DUTIES  PATABJLE  i»         dls,  cts. 

Gold  coins  of  Great  Britain  and  Portugal,  of  the  stand- 
ard prior  to  the  year  1792,  for  every  27  grains,  1    CO 
Gold  coins  of  France,   Spain,  and  the  dominions  of 
Spain,  of  the  standard  prior  to  the  year  1792,  for 
every  27  and  3-4th  grains,           ...  1    00 
Spanish  milled  dollars,                             17  dwts.  7  grs.  1    00 

and  in  proportion  for  the  parts  of  a  dollar. 
Crowns  of  France,  18  dwts.  17  grs.  1    10 

And  in  proportion  for  parts  of  a  crown. 

Provided,  that  no  foreign  coins  shall  b^  receivable,  which  are 
not  by  law  a  tender  for  the  payment  of  all  debts;  except  in  conse- 
quence of  a  proclamation  of  the  president  of  the  United  States  au- 
thorising such  foreigii  coins  to  be  received  in  payment  of  the  du- 
ties and  fees  aforesaid. 


4 

44 

4 

10 

18.5 

40 

33  1-3 

1 

00 

10 

5 

1 

24 

1 

48 

1 

48 

50 

33  1-3 

PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  XXXV 

See.  61.]  Jiates  of  coins  for  estimating  duties,    dls.  cts. 

Pound  sterling  of  Great  Britain, 

Pound  sterling  of  Ireland, 

Livre  tournois  of  France, 

Florin  or  guilder  of  the  United  Nrthcrlands 

Mark  banco  of  Hamburg, 

Rix  Dollar  of  Denmark, 

Ryal  plate  of  Spain, 

— -Vallon  of  do. 

Millree  of  Portugal, 

Tale  of  China,      -        -        - 

Pagoda  of  India, 

Rupee  of  Bengal, 

Ruble  of  Russia, 

Franc  1-4  part  more  than  the  Livre, 

And  all  other  denominations  in  value  as  near  as  may  be  to  the 
said  rates,  or  the  intrinsic  value  thereof,  compared  with  the  mo- 
ney of  the  United  States.  Provided,  that  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the 
president  of  the  United  States  to  cause  to  be  established,  fit  and 
proper  regulations  for  estimating  the  duties  on  goods,  wares  and 
merchandise  imported  into  the  United  States,  in  respect  to  which 
the  original  cost  shall  be  exhibited  in  a  depreciated  currency  is- 
sued and  circulated  under  authority  of  any  foreign  government. 

That  on  all  goods,  wares  and  merchandise,  imported  from  the 
Cape  of  Good  Hope  or  beyond  the  same,  (if  ad  valorem  articles) 
20  per  cent,  to  be  added  to  the  actual  cost  thereof,  including  all 
charges,  (commissions,  outside  packages  and  insurance  only  ex- 
cepted) and  10  percent,  if  from  any  other  foreign  port,  before  the 
duties  are  calculated. 

Compemation  Act.    FEES  OF  OFFICE. 

To  the  Collector  and  JVaval  Officer.  dls.  cts. 

Entry  of  a  vessel  of  100  Ions  or  upwards            -            -  2    50 

Clearance         do.              do.             do.     -             -             -  2     50 

Entry  of  a  vessel  under  100  tons             -             -             -  1     50      ' 

Clearance           do.              do        -             -             -             -  1     50 

Evei'v  post  entry               -            -            -            -            -  2     00 

Permit  to  land  poods       .             .             -             -            .  oq 

Every  bond  taken  officially          -             -             .             _  4q 

Permit  to  load  p^oods,  for  expnrtafion,  for  drawback,  30 

D-^benture  or  oilier  official  certificate               •  >          .  20 

Bill  of  he.ilth                -             '             -             -             .  20 

Official  document  (register  excepted)  required  by  any 

person           -.-...  2(> 

To  the  Surveyor. 

Admea.suving  and  certifying-  the  same,  of  every  ship  or 

I    vessel  of  100  tons  and  under,  per  ton  -  -5 


XXXVl 


PAXTON  S 


Admeasurement  of  every  ship  or  vessel  above  100  tons 

and  not  exceeding  200  ton:J     -  -  -  -        1     50 

Above  200  tons  -  -  •  -  -        2    00 

For  all  other  services  on  board  any  ship  or  vessel  of  100 
tons  and  upwards,  having  on  board  goods,  wares  or 
merchandize  subject  to  duty  -  •  -        3     00 

For  like  services  on  board  any  ship  or  Vessel  of  less  than 

100  tons  -  -  -  -  -  -        1     50 

On  all  vessels,  not  having  on  board  goods,  wares  or  mer- 
chandize, subject  to  duty         -  -  -  -  66  2-^ 

Allowances  for  draft.  lb, 

Sxc.  58.]     Any  quantity  of  1  cwt.  or  112  lb.  •  ■  1 

above  1 and  under  2  cwt.  -  -  2 

2 and  under  3  cwt.  -  -  3 

3 and  under  10  cwt.  -  -  4 

10 and  under  18  cwt.  -  -  7 

18 and  upwards  .  *  9 

Tares. 

On  every  whole  chest  of  bohea  tea    -  •  -         -        70 

half        do.  do.  -  •  •  •        36 

quarter  do.  do.  -  -  -  -        20 

chest  of  hyson  or  other  green  tea,  of  70  lbs.  or 

upwards       -        •  -  -  -  -        20 

box  of  other  tea>  between  50  and  70  lbs.  -        18 

do.  if  80  lbs.  -  .  -        22 

do.  from  80  lbs.  and  upwards  -        20 

The  above  to  include  ropes,  canvass  and  other  cover- 
ings- 

On  all  other  boxes  of  teas,  according  to  the  invoice  or 

actual  weight  thereof 

On  Coffee  in  bags  -  -  ■  2  per  cent. 

in  bales            .            .            .            .            .  3 

in  casks     /       -             •            -             -             -  12 

On  sugar,  other  than  loaf  sugar  in  casks              -            -  12 

in  boxes          -----  I5 

in  bags,  or  mats           -            -            -            -  5 

Oil  cocoa,  in  casks            -----  10 

in  bags              -             -             -           -             -  1 

On  pimento  in  casks        -             -            -            -            -  16 

in  bags             -----  3 

On  cheese,  in  hampers  or  baskets            -            -            -  10 

in  boxes            -            -                        -            -  20 

On  candles,  in  boxes        -            -            -            .            -  8 

On  chocolate  in  boxes     -            -            -            •            -  10 

On  cotton  in  bales              -----  2 

in  seroons        .            -            -            .            -  t) 

On  glauber  salts,  in  casks            -            -            -            -  8 

On  indigo  in  barrels         -            -            -            -            -  1 2 

in  other  cabks  -  -  -  -15 

in  seroons       -----  10 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  XXXIX 

On  TtiJIg-o  in  ba;^  or  mals  -  .  .  -    "'/)cktL's 

On  nails  in  casks  -  -  -  .  ^'ton 

On  pepper  in  cases  -  .  ,  .  .\  ^,  •^^. 

in  bales  -  .  .  .  .  *  " 

in  bags  -  .  .  .  _ 

On  sugar  candy  in  boxes  •  ■  -  -  lu 

On  soap,  in  boxes  -  .  .  .  -  10 

On  shot,  in  casks  '*---'? 

On  twine,  in  casks  "  •  -  -  -  12 

in  bales  .        •     .  .  .  _  « 

On  all  other  goods,  according  to  the  invoice  thereof,  or  actual  weight 

Alhioance  for-  Leakage  and  Breakage. 

Skc.  59.  Two  per  cent  allowed  on  the  gauge  on  all  merchandize, 
paying  duty  by  the  gallon,  contained  in  casks.  ' 

Ten  per  cent,  on  all  beer,  ale  an.j  porter  in  bottles,  and  five  per  cent, 
on  all  other  l.quops  ,n  bottles,  to  be  deducted  from  the  invoice  quan- 
tity,  in  heu  of  breakage  ;  or  it  shall  be  lawful  to  compute  the  duties  on 
the  actual  quanlily,  by  tale,  at  the  option  of  the  importer  at  the  time 
oj  entry.  * 


Terms  of  Credit. 
Sfx.62.  When  the  duties  on  ad  valorem  article^  are  less  than  50 
dollars,  ,t  musi  be  paid  immediately;  if  specific,  a  deposit  must  be 
made  to  secure  the  same,  which,  when  ascertained,  will  be  immedi- 
ately settled. 

When  the  duties  on  goods  imported,  where  the  sum  payable  by  one 
person  or  co-partnership,  shall  amount  to  more  than  50  dollars  the 
following  credit  is  allowed  by  law,  except  where  any  bond  on  which 
the  person  or  copartnership  entering  such  goods,  wares  or  raerchan- 
d.ze,  are  either  principal  or  security,  being  due,  remains  undischarged. 

no2h  ^f  tK  '  ""^  '^^  P^?^!^^\^f  the  West  Indies,  or  from  pltces 

north  of  the  equator,  ore  half  m  three  and  the  other  half  in  six  months. 

On  Madeira,  and  all  other  wines,  twelve  months. 

0^^  all  goods,  &c.  from  Europe,  (wines  and  teas  excepted)  the  one 
third  in  eight,  one-third  m  ten,  and  one-third  in  twelve  months 

•  fKoi  V     ^''"'^!l\^;.  ^'''?^'  ^"^  ^^^^  excepted)  from  any  other  place 

than  Europe    the  West  Indies  and  north  of  the  equator,  the  one  half 

^m  six  months,  one-fourth  in  nine  months  and  one-fourth  in  twelve 

Teas  «  from  China  or  Europe  may  be  deposited  at  the  option  of  the 
importer  or  importers  (to  be  determined  at  tlie  time  of  making  entry 
itfnniT^  either  to  secure  the  duties  thereon,  on  the  same  terms  and 
stipulations  as  on  other  goods,  wares  and  merchandise  imported,  or  to 
give  his  or  her,  or  tueir  bond,  to  the  collector  of  the  district  where 
any  such  teas  shall  be  landed,  in  double  the  amount  of  he  duuS 
thereupon,  w,th  condition  for  the  payment  of  the  said  duties  fnT^a 
years  irom  the  date  of  such  bond  :  which  bond  shall  be  accepted  by 

l^SrtrTJT'T  W'  r"  ^J"  terms  following  :X  Is  t^ 
!r  MK  7^^'?  ^?^''^  '^""^'^^  whereof  such  bjnd  shall  be  accepted 
shall  be  deposited  at  the  expense  and  risk  of  the  said  impcrttr  or  im! 
porters,  in  one  or  more  store  house  or  store  houses,  as  the  case  mav 
require  to  be  agreed  upon  &c.     The  said  teas  to  be  delil  ered  upon 


XXXVl  PAXTONS 

«  1       being  g-iven  wiii)  one  or  more  surety  or  surctie?,  to  the  sntlsfac 

,a  of  the  collect(>r,  "if  the  same  s'nall  no  fc  exceed  100  dollar?,  In 
four  tronths  ;  if  above  100  dollars,  unci  not  exceeding  500  dollars>  in 
8  months  ;  or  if  the  same  bliall  exceed  500  dollars,  in  12  monilis," 
so  th.it  tlie  term  of  credit  shall  not  extend  the  period  beyond  tn^o 
hears  from  the  time  of  depositing;  the  said  teas  ;  any  teas  remaining 
atier  the  said  term  of  two  years,  to  be  sold  by  the  coHector,  who  shall 
r*?turn  the  surplus  (.tfier  paying  the  duties)  to  the  owner  or  owners 
thereof. 

Sec.  65.  When  bonds  given  for  duiie's  s.haU  become  diie,  and  not 
discharged,  the  collector  to  prosecute  without  delay;  and  in  case  of 
insolvency  or  death,  the  United  States  to  be  the  first  creditor,  and 
any  executor,  administrator,  assignee,  or  any  other  person  shall  paying 
any  debt  due  by  the  person  or  estate,  from  whom  or  for  wiiich  they 
are  acting  previous  to  the  debt  or  debts  due  to  the  United  States  being 
first  fully  satisfied  and  paid,  shall  become  answerable  in  their  own 
'person  and  estate  for  tlie  same,  or  pari  thereof  remaining  unsatisfied. 

Sureties  on  all  bonds  given  for  duties,  shall  in  case  of  insolvency  or 
death  of  the  principal,  "  have  and  enjoy  the  like  advantages,  priority, 
or  preference  for  the  recovery  and  receipt  of  the  said  money  out  of 
the  estate  and  effects  of  such  insolvent,  or  deceased  principal,  as  are 
reseiwed  to  the  United  States." 

When  bonds  are  prosecuted  for  the  recovery  of  duties  due  to  the 
United  States,  judgment  to  be  granted  at  the  return  term,  "  imless 
the  defendant  shall  in  open  court,  the  United  States  attorney  being 
present,  make  oath  or  affirmation,  that  an  error  lias  been  committetl 
in  the  liquidation  of  the  duties  demanded  upon  such  bpnd,  specifying, 
the  errors  alleged  to  have  been  committed,  and  that  tiie  same  have 
been  notified,  in  writing,  to  the  collector  of  the  district  prior  to  the 
commencement  of  the  return  term  aforesaid." 

On  all  bonds  upon  which  suits  shall  be  commenced,  an  interest  shall 
be  allowed  at  the  rate  of  six  per  cent,  per  annum,  from  the  time  when 
said  bonds  became  due  until  the  payment  thereof. 

Sec.  53.  Duties  to  be  paid  where  goods  are  landed,  and  bonds  to  be 
given  for  securing  the  duties,  if  the  whole  or  part  of  the  cargo  is  de- 
stined to  different  districts. 


Ports  of  entry  and  delivery  for  Foreign  Vessels. 

No  vessel  not  wholly  belonging  to  a  citizen  or  citizens  of  the  United 
States,  shall  be  admitted  to  unload  at  any  port  or  place  except  the. 
following : 

NKW-HAMPSHinr. — Portsmouth. — Massachusetts — Portland  Si^d  Fal- 
mouth,  JVewbedford,  Dighton,  Salem  and  JBeverly,  Gloucester,  JS/exvbu- 
ryport,  Mcirblehead,  Nantucket,  Boston  and  C/iarlestotvn^  Piymouthj 
JJath,  Frenchman's  Bay,  Wiscasset,  Machias,  Penobscot,  Biddtford 
and  Pepperelbororigh,  Saco,  and  Kennebunk — Rhode-Island— .A'Vu'/»or/, 
Providence,  Bristol  — Co:vxECTrcuT — jVeioLondon,  and  JVeiv-Haven. — 
Ne^v-York — .Yety-ror/t.— New  Jersey — Perth-Amhoy,  Jersey,  Bur- 
lington,.— FEXNsrLVAiviA Philadelphia. Delaware — JVilmivgton, 

New-Castle,  Port  Penn. — Mautla-vo — Baltimore,  Jnnapolis,  Vienna, 
Oxford,  Georgetown  on  Potomack,  Chestertown  Creek,  Nottingham- 
Nanjemoy,  St.  Mary's  Digge's-landing,  Snowhill,  Carrolsburgb. — Vir- 
eixTA — Alexandria,  Kinsale,  Newport,  Tappalfannock,  Port-Royal- 
Fredericksburgh,  Urbanna,  Yorktown,  West-Point,  Hampton,  Bermu- 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  XXXIX 

(ia-Huiidi-ed,  City  Poini,  Pctersbunjli,  Richmond,  East-river,  liockxi's 
landing-,  j^Torfalk  and  Portsmouth. — Noiith-Carolixa — JVilmin^toTiy 
J^ewbern,Bcv.\^ov\.,  Wathlngion,  EJemon,  Plankbridge  and  Plymouth. 
South-Cauoli.va — Charleston,  Georgeto^on,  Beaufort. — GEORGiA--*b'fl- 
lannuh,  Sunbury,  Brunswick,  Ficderica,  St.  Mary,  J^ftv- Or  leans. 

Nor  stiiAi  -iny  vessel  from  tiie  Cape  of  Good' Hope,  or  beyond  the 
same,  be  admitted  to  enter,  except  at  the  perls  in  the  above  list  which 
are  distinguished  by  italics. 

Restrictions  q71  Importations. 

Sec.  92.  No  goods,  wares  or  merchandise,  of  foreign  growth  or  ma- 
nufacture, subject  to  the  payment  of  duties,  Srhall  be  brought  into  the 
United  States  from  any  foreign  port  or  place  in  any  other  manner 
than  by  •^f^  ,•  nor  in  any  ship  or  vessel  of  le'ss  then  thirty  tons  burthen, 
agreeable  to  the  mode  of  ascertaining  American  tonnage,  except  in 
.certain  dijtricL^  on  the  northern,  north-western  and  western  bound 
nes^of  the  United  States,  adjoining  to  the  dominions  of  Great  Britain 
m  Upper  and  Lower  Canada,'  and  the  dislricls  on  the  rivers  Ohio  and 
Mississippi 

Sec.  103.  No  beer,  ale  or  porter,  to  be  imported  in  casks  of  less  ci- 
pacity  thun  fortij  gallons  beer  measure,  or  if  in  bottles,  in  packages  less 
than  six  dozen,  under  penalty  of  foi-feitvtre,  witli  the  ship  or  vessel. 

No  refined  lump  or  loaf  sugar,  shall  be  imported  into  the  United 
Stat-s,  from  any  port  or  place,  except  in  ships  or  vessels  cf  the  bur- 
then of  one  hundred  and  twenty  tons  and  upwards,  and  in  casks  or 
packages^  containing  each,  not  less  than  six  hundred  pounds,  on  pain 
of  forfeiting  the  said  ship  or  vessel,  and  the  loaf  or  lump  sugar  im- 
ported therein,  except  in  such  casks  or  packages  as  aforesaid. 

No  distdled  spirits  (arrack  and  sweet  cordials  excepted)  to  be  im- 
ported  in  casks  or  vessels  of  less  capacity  than  ninety  gallons  lolne 
measure,  on  pain  of  f  jrft-iture  with  the  ship  or  vessel,  nor  in  casks  or 


tbrfeiture  shall  not  be  incurred  on  "any  ships  imported  or  brou^^ht 
into  the  United  States,  in  otiier  casks  or  vessels  afire^aid,  or  the  ship 
or  vessel  in  which  they  shall  be  brought,  if  such  spirits  shall  be  in  the 
use  of  the  seamen  on  board  of  such  ship  cr  vessel,  and  shall  not  ex- 
ceed  the  quantity  of  four  gallons  f  .r  each  seaman,"  mid -if hie h  shall 
at  t/ie  time  of  the  entry  of  the  said  vessel  be  insei^ted  in  the  manifest  as 
the  sea  stores  of  such  ship  or  vessel. 


DUTY  OF  MASTERS  OF  VESSELS. 

Sec.  23.  No  merchandise  to  be  imported  in  any  vessel  belonging  in 
whole  or1n  pan  to  a  citizen  or  inhabitant  of  the  United  States,  unless 
the  master  of  such  vessel  shall  have  on  board  a  ma^.ifest  in  wri.ing, 
signed  by  such  master  or  other  person  liaving  the  command,  contain' 
ing  the  name  of  the  port  or  place  where  sucii  merchandise  were  re- 
ceived, and  the  port  where  co  isigned  or  destined  to,  within  the  United 
States,  particula'-ly  noting  the  merchandise  destined  for  each  port 
respectively,  and  every  package  on  board  such  vessel  to  be  particu.- 
larly  described— to  whom  consigned,  or  if  to  order,  with  the  names 
of  all  passengers,  distinguishing  whether  cabin  or  steerage  passen- 


Xi  PAXTON  S, 

gers,  or  both,  with  their  ba^agc,  and  an  account  of  all  remaining  sea 
stores,  (if  any). 

Returned  Cargo. 

fif  any  articles  of  tke  outward  cargo  are  brought  hack,  they  are  io 
he  detained  specifying  by  xvhom  slapped  outward,  and  to  -whom  consigned 
iriHuard.J 
Return  of  passengers,  and  of  packages  belonging  to  them  respectively. 

CHere  insert  the  names  of  the  passengers,  and  -whether  cabin  or 
steerage  passengers :  -with  the  description  and  number  of  packages 
containing  their  baggage,  cr  the  tools  or  implements  of  a  mechanical 
trade. J 


Vessel  and  Cabin  Stores. 
fUere  detail  vihat  are  remaining. J 
If  merchandise  imported  are  destined  to  be  delivered  in  different 
districts  or  ports,  the  said  merchandise  to  be  inserted  in  successive 
order  in  the  above  manifest,  and  all  spirits,  ivines^  and  teas,  being  the 
whole  or  any  part  of  the  cargo,  shall  be  inserted  in  like  order,  dis. 
tinguishing  the  port  where  destined,  and  the  kind,  qualities  and  quan^ 
lilies  thereof: 

Sec.  45.  Excessive  quantity  of  sea  stores  to  pay  duty. 
Sec.  19.  Vessels  bound  to  Connecticut,  by  way  of  Sandy-Hook,  oi 
to  Hudson,  before  they  pass  the  port  of  New-York,  and  immediatelj 
after  arrival,  the  master  to  deposit  with  the  collector  a  true  manifesi 
of  the  cargo  on  board  such  ship  or  vessel :  the  penalty  for  neglect  oi 
omission,  or  reiusing  to  receive  an  inspector  of  the  customs  on  boart 
the  same,  to  accompany  such  vessel  is  500  dollars. 

Sec  24.  For  all  goods  not  included  in  the  manifest  the  Tnastei 
forfeits  a  sum  of  money  equal  to  their  value,  and  all  merchandise  no 
included  in  such  manifest,  belonging  or  consigned  to  \\\q  master  m,ate 
officers  or  crexv  of  such  vessel,  shall  be  forfeited,  unless  it  is  made  It 
appear  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  collector,  naval  officer  snd  surveyor 
or  the  major  part  of  them,  or  to  a  court  on  trial,  that  no  part  wa; 
unshipped  except  what  is  mentioned  in  the  report,  or  that  the  manifes 
has  been  lost  or  mislaid,  without  fraud,  or  defaced  by  accident,  or  in 
correct  by  mistake. 

Sec.  25.  The  master  of  any  vessel,  or  other  person  having  charg* 
thereof,  bel(jnging  in  whole  or  in  part  to  a  citizen  or  citizens,  inhabitan 
or  inhabitants  of  the  United  States,  on  arrival  within  four  leagues  c 
the  coast,  or  within  any  bays,  harbors,  ports,  rivers,  creeks  or  inlet 
thereof,  to  have  a  manifest  on  board,  and  on  demand  made  by  an; 
officer  of  the  customs,  first  coming  on  board,  to  produce  such  manifes 
and  deliver  him  a  copy  thereof,  signed  by  the  master  or  other  person 
having  charge  of  such  vessel,  and  the  officer  shull  certtfy  on  the  origma 
the  day  and  year  the  'same  was  produced,  tue  said  copy  to  be  provi 
ded  and  subscribed  by  tfie  master,  or  such  other  person  having  con: 
mand;  the  copy  of  which  to  be  compared  with  the  original,  and  cei 
tlfied  by  such  officer  on  the  buck  thereof',  the  day  and  5ear  suci 
copy  or  copies  was  or  were  delivered  to  him  :  the  original  manifes 
to  be  delivered  afterwards  by  the  master  to  the  collector— Providec 
that  not  more  than  one  copy  of  each  manifest  shall  be  required  b 
any  officer  or  officers   who  sluU  fir^t  come  on   board,  within  fog 


PHILADELPHIA    RECISTER.  Xij 

leagues  of  the  coast  of  the  United  States,  and  one  other  codv  to  anv 
officer  or  officers  who  shall  first  come  on  board  uithin  the  Uitf/f 

'"ir"  sT'tT  "'"'/''  ""''^'^  ^'"  '^^y  P-^  thereof      all  be  d  Tt med 
Sec    26.   The  penalty  on  masters,  for  not  producing  manifest  and 
dehvennjj  copy  thereof  to  tiie  pro.;er  officer  or  offi-v^rf ...  5        S 
for  not  .nfo.n.m^  .ueh  officer  if  ^\ZrZ7esZ:t7f    uch^Tssel  Ts 
500  do  urs  for  each  offence  anri  ih.^  i;i-^  ^^     i/  •    ■  vessel,  is 

officer,  wlm  shall  ne?°ecor'refase,„  '  ,'-f  "''"^."  ""'""'■^  ^i'  ^"^^ 
oflioer'is  required  tf  make  fe  urn  i;w,t,i.'^'t"t'"^  ^H  '^^ 
vessel  and  master,  offending  in  tmn-H'?'  °^  *.''^''^"'^  of  ">2 
to  the  collector  of  the  diA,fcrX^;;;ucll  ve^se^l  ^m^avle'Cn^d^"'^^''' 

beFo::- efcei^t'^urro  fcr;?^t  ^rr%?f  :r3"t'"/^"^p,' f 

sUp  ,,a,  or  .„„/  ,.eceivi„g  „,e,n  to  be  f 'rfehed         ^""^^ '  '""  '^' 

part  orlempT-L  d5t'"™"^ir^'l  '1"'T  ^^  ^i^"'''-  ^"^U  de- 
ri  ,r  port  or  bv  str-ss  of  .L  ,T  ^'''..f'"^  (""'"s  to  some  more  inte. 

mast'er  fork's  40'jVlLn  ^"^ '""""'  "'"P""  ">  "'^  ^''^'o"-.  "■= 

report  ,f  thtll'i^'tor  rtil  ?T  ^  '"fenpon.  the  master  is  to 
24  hours  thereafier  /urtl^e  '  t' ?./* '^?^  ^^'"  ^''  ^■"'•''•^''-  ""d  within 
agreeable  to  the  d  rrcUonnf  sect  on  23 J™,!i  ^71''"  ^'• '°  ,""''"?' 
firm»tio„  to  the  truth  oC  the  same  "  "'""^  ""''  "'  "'" 

imId"s"Sf w1^,ef'or  ","""  I'^/'^f'^^'-Re  of  any  vessel  l«vi„f  dis- 
a  report!^  S„"    "-to  he  sn;.^"n'  '"'"^S^  *^  '">"■■«  "fer  arrival.  I,ake 

reporTtfeitrioSr/Xi:"""^  """'""""'  -ekctingto  make  such 

mined  by-suS,,°  c:'"-  sTat? -o^'''  °^  ""T  ''^"'^^  °'  "^'<-'  "°'  P"" 
required^o  mL£  "uch  rep,'',  "^'  ^'"■^''^  '"  ""*^  "'  "'^''^  ="■'•'■">« 

otiig'fp*«r:"hl:dTt,fr''  7""'  ".""^  -"^y.  "-ajvproceed 

^o..^port.Lttntte^U^-:^-lX-L'rp'!^^^ 

=rentdf,tric?sr  other  ul'th:  'Stirfw  S  "h""''  '''""''  *°  '^'f" 
urnished  by  the  collector  wh  T^lf  r  u-  '^^'  ^'  "">'  '"''■"■^'  'o  be 
howine  on  what  pan  of  Thlrn  r*^;";  J"'  'T''^'  """^  "  certificate, 
ured   an,!  Z^,i.,  r  "'^^o  the  dut.es  have  been  paid  or  se. 

ave'noTbef  la  d  or  stur'^'' whU"'"  ^Z^'  °"  ^'"'•"'"'^  ^^^ 
=Ue.5y  produL,  i^^^i  ^^ctfc^Ai^.X'l.^r.cer^.cT. 


3^J^  PAXTO>J^S 

within  six  months,  of  the  due  entiy  and  delivery  of  such  merchandibC 
in  such  district  or  districts. 

Sec  '>5  In  addition  to  the  ibregomg  section,  the  master  to  apply  '. 
to  the  surveyor  or  inspector  of  the  port  tor  a  copy  of  his  report  (wl»ei-e  j 
there  are  distilled  spirits,  wines  or  teas  on  board,  to  be  delivered  m  , 
different  districts)  the  want  of  which  subjects  .such  articles  to  forteit-  i 
ure,  and  500  dollars  penalty  on  the  master. 

Post  Office  Lavf. 
No  ship  or  vessel  from  foreign  ports,  or  coming  by  sea  J-om  any 
Dort  of  the  United  States,  shall  be  permitted  to  report,  make  entr>, 

%t71,'Xor£ro"'boarcl  any  ve.sel  not  noted  on  the  manifct, 
the  m;sfer  U,  m1.ke  p.,st  entry,  previous  to  any  perrn.l  bemg  granted 

thereporr,  and  pursuant  to  permits;  and  that  such  disagieeem 

"^:;'r  V:iS:n.:tS:;many  ..reign  port  in  c^— >  ^tany 
r^ort  in  ^le  United  States,  not  being  destined  for  the  same  protest  to 
C  madrby    le  ma.ter  and  male,   within    iwenty-tour   hours,   and 

ll^i^d^^ie  cLstom-house;  and  ^^f  ^J^J-^^lVr^X  ^^ 
vf>c«pl   ac  in   all  other  cases  ;  and  it  by  certiticate  oi  uic       * 
vessel,  as  in   au  utnc         ,,.  '    .r  *],p  vessel  mav  be  unladen  and  c-.v- 
tMP  T^->rt  of  the  necessity  tlieieor,  tae  \v,!>i)C»  may ^^^ 

.tnratre  and  fee  to  the  officers  of  the  custom,  as  m  other  ca.e... 
storage  ana  tee  10  ^^  command  of  any   vessel 

b£c.    9o.     i  he  m.sier  ci   i>^  aelit-er  to  the  col  ector  of  tbe 

bound  to  a  foreign  ppvt  or  ph.ce   sh.il    ^leU^  ei   to  x  ,, 

offence. 

IMPORTERS  AND  CONSIGNEES. 

vho  must  subscribe  the /orrnqZ-entre/ on  oa^ft.  or  other  person, 

When  the  above  entry  is  made  by  any  agent,  tactor,  or  otner  per 


PHILADELPHIA  REGISTER.  xH!i    ' 

other  than  bona  jide  owner  or  ccnsig^nee  of  such  merchandize,  such 
person  to  give  bond  in  the  sum  ot  one  1000  dollars,  over  and  above  i 
what  the  duties  may  amount  to,  with  condition,  that  the  bona  fide 
owner  or  consignee  of  such  meicliandize,  shall,  on  or  before  the  Hrst 
period  of  payment  of  sucli  duty  beocme  due,  deliver  to  said  collector» 
a  full  and  correct  account  of  said  merchandise,  in  manner  and  form 
aforesaid  ;  verified  by  a  like  oath  or  aHirmaiion,  beljre  any  judge  of 
the  United  States,  or  a  jvidge  of  any  court  of  record  of  a  state,  or  be- 
fore a  collector  of  the  customs  :  and  in  case  the  duties  uie  paid  at  the 
time  of  entry,  a  like  bond  to  be  given,  that  such  an  account  shall  be 
delivered,  v.'ithin  ninety  days  from  such  entry. 

When  the  particulars  of  such  merchandise  are  not  known,  an  entry 
thereof  to  be  made  according  to  circiimstances  ;  declaring  on  oath  : 
or  affirmation,  all  the  particulars  the  party  knows  or  believes  concern-'* 
ing  the  same,  to  be  subscribed  by  the  party  :  and  where  an  imperfect 
entry  is  made,  either  for  want  of  invoices,  bills  of  lading,  Stc.  the 
collector  to  take  such  merchajidise  into  his  custody,  until  the  quanti- 
ty, quality  or  value  can  be  ascertained. 

Sec.  37,  Every  importer  or  consignee  of  distilled  spirits,  wines  or 
teas,  to  make  a  separate  entry  of  the  s  .me,  specifying  the  name  of  the 
vessel  and  master,  and  place  from  wikcnc- ;  the  quaniit)  and  quality,  ' 
and  a  particular  deiail  of  tlie  chests,  casks  or  vessels,  containing  the 
same,  with  the  marks  and  numbers  ;  which  entry  after  being  certified 
by  the  collector,  to  be  produced  to  the  surveyor  or  officer  aciing  as 
inspector  of  the  rev^inue  for  the  port :  and  all  permits  granted  by  the 
collector  for  tiie  above  articles,  shall,  prior  to  the  landing  of  the  same, 
be  produced  to  the  surveyor  or  ofScer  acti:.g  as  inspector  for  the 
port,  f  ;r  endorsement ;  any  of  the  above  articles  landed,  contrary  to 
the  above  direction,  are  subject  to  foifeiture,  and  five  hundied  dol- 
lars penalty  on  the  master  or  person  having  cha.ge  of  the  vessel. 

Sec.  52,  Goods  without  mvoice,  or  specification  of  particulars,  to 
be  stored  by  tke  collector  until  appraised,  or  invoices  arrive,  at  the 
option  of  the  importer,   • 

Appraisers  to  at.cerlain  and  certify  at  what  rate,  cr  per  centage, 
such  goods  are  damaged  :  but  no  allowance  f.)r  damage,  unless  such 
appraisement  is  lodged  in  the  custoui-h;rjse  -within  (tn  dnya,  alter  the 
landing  thereof,  accompanied  wiih  a  certificate  of  \\.t  waidens  of  the 
por:. 

Sec.  56.  Goods  not  landed  in  fifteen  days  to  be  sent  to  the  public 
store,  and  all  goods  so  deposited  to  be  at  the  risk  and  ciiarge  of  the 
importer;  and  if  not  entered  and  the  duties  paid,  or  secured  -vitkin 
nine  months  to  be  sold,  (being  Hrst  adv^^rtised  <br  one  monih)  the 
sui  plus  money  arising  from  sucli  sale,  after  the  du'.ies  and  charges 
are  paid,  to  be'paid  into  the  Irensury  of  the  United  S'ates,  for  the  be- 
nefit of  the  owners,  vyhn,  upon  due' proof  of  the  property,  shall  be  en- 
titled to  the  same.     Perishuble  articles  may  be  sold  immediately. 

Sec.  66  Goods  entered  under  a  fraudulent  invoice  to  be  forfeited, 
or  where  the  collector  shall  sus-pect  that  sucli  goods  are  not  invoiced 
agreeable  to  the  sum  such  goods  are  sold  for  at  the  place  from  whence 
they  are  imported,  to  be  taken  into  his  possession  at  the  risk  and  ex- 
pence  of  the  importer,  until  they  are  appraised,  and  in  case  of  pro- 
secution for  the  forfeiture  aforesaid,  such  appraisement  shall  not  ex- 
clude other  proof ^)n  trial,  of  the  actual  and  real  cost  of  the  said 
goods  at  the  place  from  whence  imported. 


xliv 


PAXTON  S 


Sec.  67.  Packages  may  be  opened  in  presence  of  two  merchants, 
upon  suspicion  of  fraud,  and  re-packed  under  the  inspection  of  an 
officer!  and  if  found  to  differ  from  the  entry,  to  be  forfeited,  unless 
made  appear  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  principal  officers  of  the  cus- 
toms, or  a  court  on  trial,  that  such  difference  proceed  from  accident 
or  mistake,  or  without  intention  of  fraud. 


BETUIINED      CARGO. 


XI  ^\  f.\  ^\^^"  ^oods,  &c.  the  growth  or  manufactures  of  the 
United  States  shall  be  returned,  not  having  been  shipped  for  the  bene- 
ht  of  drawback  or  bounty,  no  duty  to  be  demanded. 

Sec  48.  Report  and  entry  of  such  goods,  Sec.  to  be  made,  and 
proof,  by  oath  or  affirmation  of  the  facts  thereof. 

N.  B  When  the  goods  so  returned  have  been  exported  from  any 
other  district  than  the  one  they  may  be  imported  in,  bonds  to  be  g-i- 
ven  by  the  importer,,  m  addition  to  the  above  oath,  in  the  sum  of  the 
duties  that  withm  six  months,  a  certificate  shall  be  produced  from  tlie 
collector  of  the  customs  for  the  district  from  whence  they  were  ex- 
ported, that  such  goods  were  actually  so  exported:  in  default  of 
which,  the  bond  to  be  forfeited  and  the  penalty  paid. 


PASSEKGERS. 


Sec.  46.  Entry  to  be  maae  by  passengers  of  all  clothes,  tools  or 
imp  ements  of  trade  or  professions,  arriving  in  the  United  States  to 
settle ;   which  articles  are  exempted  from  duty. 

li  the  articles  shall  be  entered  by  any  other'person  than  the  owner 
bond  to  be  given  m  a  sum  equal  to  the  amount  of  what  the  duties 
would  be  if  imported  subjeet  to  duty:  that  the  owner  shall  within 
one  year  verify  sue),  entry  or  oath,  or  the  collector  may  direct  such 
baggage  to  be  examined;  and  if  any  article  is  contained  therein, 
which  ought  to  pay  duty,  ei.tiy  must  be  made  thereof;  and  if  an  en- 
try IS  made  as  aforesaid,  and  upon  examination  thereof,  any  article  is 
found  therem  subject  to  duty,  {not  having-  Uen  expressed  at  the  time 
of  making  the  entrii)  it  is  forfeited,  and  the  person  in  whose  bacya^e 
the  same  shall  be  fuund  forfeits  and  shall  pay  treble  the  Value 
thereof. 

MODE  OF   OBTAINING    DfiAWBACK    Oy    FOREIGN    MERCHANDIZE. 

^^u*  l?'^  Merchandise  imported  into  the  United  States,  (foreign 
caught  fish,  fish  oil  and  playing  cards  excepte.l)  if  exported  witifin 
one  year  fronri  tho  paying  or  securing  the  duties  thereon,  from  the 
ports  of  original  importation,  are  entitled  to  a  drawback  of  such  du- 
ties, or  may  be  transf.orted  coastways  to  certain  districts,  and  the 
drawback,  if  exported  from  ihence  to  a  foreig-n  port,  excepting  those 
immediately  adjoining  the  United  State.s*  by  observing  the  following 
directions :  provided,  the  duties  paid  or  secured  on  sucl;  merchandise 
imported  by  one  person  or  co-partnership,  and  entered  at  t'ue  same 
time,  ihall  amount  to  Jifty  dollars,  except  distilled  liquors,  which 
must  be  ong  hundred  and  fifty  gallon^,  and  exported  in  the  original  casks 

*  St.  Augustine,  Nova  Scotia,  Halifax,  and'  the  Canadas. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  Xlv 

case?,  chests,  boxes  or  other  packages  ia  which  they  were  imported, 
except  liquors  in  casks,  coffee  or  cocoa  in  casks  or  other  packages,  or 
unrefined  sugar  which  may  be  filled  up  out  of  others  of  the  same 
imporlalion,  or  put  up  inio  new  casks  or  packages  corresponding 
therewiih,  which  nnustbe  marked  and  numbered  as  the  originals,  but 
no  change  or  filling  up  to  lake  place  unless  the  casks  or  other  pack- 
ages are  unfit  for  exportation,  a;id  in  no  otlier  case  ;  the  whole  to  be 
performed  under  the  inspection  of  a  proper  ofricer  appointed  for  that 
purpose. 

When  articles  are  imported  in  bulk,  the  packages  in  which  they 
are  landed  shall  be  deemed  the  packages  of  original  importation, 
and  must  be  exported  in  the  same  ;  and  all  certificates  for  distilled 
spirits,  wines  or  teas,  must  be  given  up,  or  no  drawback,  to  be  al- 
lowed. 

Sec  Td."]  Twenty-four  hours  notice  to  be  given  by  lodging  an 
entry  therefore  before  shipping  the  goods,  except  distilled  spirits, 
which  require  but  six  hours ;  and  goods  shipped  without  a  proper 
permit,  forfeit  the  drawback. 

Previously  to  any  permit  being  given,  proof  must  be  made  by 
the  importer,  of  the  importation  and  the  paying  or  securing  the 
duties  thereon,  and  eveiy  other  person  through  whose  hands  such 
merchandise  may  have  passed,  of  the  identity  thereof. 

Sec.  82.]  If  any  goods,  wares  or  merchandise,  entered  for  ex- 
portation with  intent  to  drawback  the  duties,  shall  be  landed  with- 
in the  limits  of  the  United  States,  the  same  is  subject  to  seizure 
and  forfeiture,  together  with  the  ship  or  vessel :  and  the  vessels  or 
boats  used  in  landing  the  same,  and  all  persons  concerned  there- 
in ujx)n  conviction,  to  suffer  imprisonment  not  exceeding  six 
months. 

Sec.  77.]  Merchandise  may  be  transported  coastways  to  such 
ports  as  vessels  arriving  from  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  or  be- 
yond the  same,  are  admitted  to  enter  at,  by  making  the  follow- 
ing entry,  and  obtaining  a  certificate  from  the  port  of  original  im- 
portation. 

Sec.  78.]  The  certificate  accompanying  such  merchandise  to 
be  produced  at  the  time  of  making  entry,  upon  which  a  permit 
will  be  granted  for  unlading  ;  and  if  intended  to  be  exported  to  a 
foreign  j)ort,  the  same  proceedings  to  be  had  as  if  such  merchan- 
dise had  been  originally  imported  into  the  distl'ict  from  whence 
they  are  to  be  exported. 

Sec  79,]  Merchandise  may  Ke  transported  across  the  state  of 
is'ew  Jersey,  by  tlie  following  rtmte  to  Philadelphia,  and  exported 
from  thence  to  a  foreign  port  and  obtain  drawback,  viz.  New- 
Brunswick,  Soudi  Amboy,  and  Lambtrton,  Bordentown,  or  Bur- 
lington, by  making  an  entry  as  if  iranoi)"jrtcd  by  water ;  the  said 
merchandise  to  be  inspected  and  niarkLd  previous  to  the  landing 
on  board  any  packet  with  intention  of  transporiutlcn  as  afortsaid, 
and  obtaining  the  certificate  as  in  other  cases  ;  and  if  merchan- 
dise is  transported  by  any  other  route  than  expressed  in  the  pass- 
port accompanying  the  same,  or  if  the  marks  fastenings  or  seals 
that  may  be  placed  thereon,  by  direction  of  any  officer  of  the  cus- 
toms, be  broken  or  defaced,  or  unpacked,  the  merchandise  in  re- 
spect to  which  such  omission  or  wrong  doing  shall  happen,  or  the 
value  thereof,  shall  be  forfeited. 


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Sec.  80.]  If  goods  are  exported  from  the  district  into  which 
they  were  originally  imported,  the  exporter  shall  receive  from^ 
the  collector  of  such  distnct,  a  debenture  or  debentures  for  the 
amount  of  such  drawback,  payable  at  the  exact  time  or  times  on 
which  the  duties  on  such  goodr  shall  become  due.  Provided,  that 
If  the  duties  on  such  merchandise  shall  have  been  paid  f)rior  to 
an  entry  for  exportation,  the  deb<3ntnre  shall  be  made  payable  in 
fifteen  days  trom  the  tir.ie-  of  signing  the  bond ;  and  the  deben 
ture  may  be  made  payable  to  the  original  importer  when  the 
same  shal)  be  requested,  in  writing  by  the  exporter  and  not  other- 
wise. 

If  merchandise  having  been  imported  coast-wavs,  accommnied 
with  a  certificate,  shal!  be  exported  to  a  foreign  iLrt  tne^Srt- 
er  to  receive  a  certificate  trcm  the  collector  of  the  district  from 
whence  exportea;  which  is  to  be  produced  to  the  collector  of  the 
district  of  origma  im-ortation  ;  and  the  drawback  to  be  paid  at 
such  port,  upon  debenture  or  debentures  being  granted  thereon. 

Snt^wvf  ""J  ^f°^^s3»^V  but  m  no  case  is  the  drawback  to  be  paid 
until  the  duties  are  first  received.  ^  h  ^^ 

INFORMATION  GENERALLY. 

Sec]  43.  The  want  of  certificates  of  distilled  spirits,  wines,  or 
teas  subject  such  articles  to  seizure  and  fifty  dollars  fine  if  such 
certificates  are  not  delivered  to  the  purcljaser  ;  and  if  any  cask, 
chest,  vessel  or  case,  containing  such  articles  shall  be  found  in 
the  possession  of  any  person,  without  being  marked,  ai.d  not  be- 
mg  accompanied  v/ith  a  certificate,  thesa'me  is  liable  to  seizure. 

bEc.  44.3  On  the  scale  of  any  cask,  Sec.  which  has  been  mark- 
ed, the  marks  to  be  defaced  in  presence  of  some  officer  of  inspec- 
tion or  customs;  and  the  certificate  of  the  same  to  be  dehvered 
up,  under  the  penalty  of  one  hundred  dollars  and  costs  of  suit. 

bEc.  50.^  Goods  from  foreign  ports,  not  to  be  unladen  but  be- 
tween sunnse  and  sunset,  without  special  license,  under  a  penal- 
ty ot  tour  hundred  dollars  on  the  master  and  every  other  person 
concerned,  disability  from  holding  any  office  under  the  govern- 
ment of  the  United  States  for  seven  years,  and  being  advertised 
in  the  newspapers,  with  forfeiture  of  the  goods ;  and  if  above 
tour  hundred  dollars,  value  of  vessel  and  apparel. 

Sec.  51.]  Goods  removed  before  gauged  and  weighed;  and  if 
wines,  spirits  or  teas,  before  being  marked,  without  permission, 
are  forfeited. 

Sec.  98.]  Persons  giving  or  offering  a  bribe,  forfeit  from  two 
hundred  to  two  thousand  dollars— Inspectors  and  officers  of  reve- 
nue cutters  may  go  on  board,  examine  and  search  vessels,  have 
tree  access  to  the  cabin,  and  seal  packages;  and  after  sunset  se- 
cure hatches,  &c.— Persons  in  charge  of  vessels,  for  breaking  fas- 
temiigs,  but  in  presence  of  an  officer,  forfeit  two  hundred  dollars. 

Officers  may  seize  within  or  without  their  districts— persons 
resisting  or  impeding  them,  forfeit  four  hundred  dollars.  -a 

The  master  or  commander  of  any  vessel,  that  shall  obstructor 
hinder  (or  be  the  cause  thereof)  any  officer  of  the  revenue,  in  go- 
ing on  board  his  ship  or  vessel,  for  the  purpose  of  carrying  into  e^ 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  xlvii 

lect  any  of  the  revenue  laws  of  the  United  States,  forfeit  from  fifty 
to  five  hundred  dollars.  •' 

Register  ACT.--.Every  owner  of  a  vessel,  residing  within  the 
limits  of  the  Unued  btates,  to  swear  to  the  register  within  ninety 
days  after  its  being  granttd,  or  it  becomes  void,  and  the  vessel  and 
cargo  pays  foreign  tonnage  and  duty. 

CONSULS  AND  VICE  CONSULS. 

By  an  act  of  Congress  of  the  28th  of  February,  1805,  it  is  made 
the  duty  of  every  master  of  any  vessel  bound  on  a  foreien  vovaee 
before  any  clearance  is  granted,  to  deliver  to  the  collector  of  the 
customs  under  oath  or  affirmation,  a  list  containing  the  names, 
place  of  residence  and  a  description  of  the  persons  composing  the 
ship  s  company  as  far  as  he  can  ascertain  them,  and  the  col- 
lector  shall  deliver  him  a  certified  copy  thereof,  for  which  the 
collector  shall  be  entitled  to  twenty-five  cents  ;  and  the  said  mas- 
ter is  to  enter  into  bond  with  security,  in  the  sum  of  four  hundred 
dollars,  to  exhibit  the  aforesaid  certified  copy  of  the  list  to  the 
first  Doarding  officer,  at  the  first  port  in  the  United  States,  at 
which  he  shall  arrive  on  his  return,  and  then  and  there  produce 
the  persons  named  therein.  The  bond  not  to  be  forfeited,  on  fail- 
ure ot  the  master  to  produce  any  person  contained  in  the  list 
wno  may  be  discharged  in  a  foreign  country  with  the  consent  of 
tlie  consul,  vice  consul,  commercial  agent,  or  vice  commercial 
agent  there  residing,  signed  in  writing,  under  his  hand  and  offi- 
cial seal  nor  on  account  of  any  such  person  dying  or  absconding, 
or  being  forcibly  impressed  into  other  service. 

Skc.  2.  Makes  it  the  duty  of  every  master  or  commander  of  anv 
ship  or  vessel  belonging  to  the  United  States,  on  his  arrival  at  a 
tore-i^n  port,  to  deposit  his  register,  sea-letter  and  Mediterranean 
passport,  witn  the  consul,  vice  consul,  commercial  ai-ent  (if  anv 
there  be  at  such  port)  and  in  case  of  refusal  he  forfeits  five  hun- 
ored  dollars :  and  when  the  said  master  produces  a  clearance 
trom  the  proper  officer  of  the  port,  it  is  the  dutv  of  tlie  said  con- 
sul, vjce  consul  or  commercial  agent,  to  return  him  all  of  his  said 
papers. 

Sec.  3.  Whenever  a  ship  or  vessel  of  the  United  States  shall  be 
sc.ld  m  a  foreign  country,  end  her  company  discharged,  cr  wh  en 
an  American  seaman  shall  by  his  own  consent  be  disrharg^fi  in  a 
foreign  country,  it  is  the  duty  of  the  master  or  comma  id^r  to 
produce  to  the  consul,  vice  consul,  or  commercinl  ag^  nt,  a  certi- 
fied Hit  of  the  shi{A  cnrnpar-y,  and  to  pay  to  such  con«u'  &c  r'c- 
every  seaman  so  discharged,  three  months  pay  ovr^r  and  above 
tne  wages  then  rlue  to  snch  seam.an,  two  thirds  thereof  to  be  paid 
ny  sucn  consul,  to  each  seaman  so  discharged,  and  the  other 
remaining  third  to  be  retained  for  the  purpose  of  creaiine  a  fund 
tor  the  maintenance  of  destitute  American  seamen  in  buch  foreien 
port.  ^ 

Skc.  4.  Makes  it  the  duty  of  the  consuls,  vice  consuls,  commer- 
cial agents  and  vice  commercial  agents,  to  provide  for  tne  tea- 
men ot  the  United  States,  who  may  be  found  in  their  di«:tricrs  re- 
i^pectively,  sufficient  subsistence  and  pas.sages  to  some  port  in  the 


xlviii  paxton's 

United  States,  at  the  expense  (;f  the  United  States,  subject  to 
such  instructions  as  the  secretary  cf  state  shall  give ;  and  it  Is 
made  the  duty  rf  all  iri asters  and  ccmmpiiders  of  vcss.ls  of 
the  United  hitates.  bound  to  a  port  of  tli^-  stKi.p,  to  take  such 
seamen  on  board  of  their  ships  or  vessels,  at  t'ne  requests  of 
said  consuls,  &c.  (not  more  than  two  men  to  evv^ry  hundred 
tons  burthen  rf  hii  chip  or  vcsj?!)  and  to  transport  them  to 
the  port  in  the  United  Sta:cs  to  which  he  j;  bound, «  i  j^uch  terms 
as  may  be  agreed  on,  uv.t  xceed'uij;  ten  dollars  for  each  person  : 
and  if  the  capUin  or  comniander  refuses  to  take  such  seamen  ori 
the  request  of  the  consul,  &c.  ne  forfeits  one  hundred  dollars  for 
each  seaman  so  refused. 

Sec.  6  Fixes  the  fee  of  the  consuk,  &c  for  a  certificate  of  dis- 
charge of  any  teaman  in  a  foreign  port  at  fifty  cents;  an'i  allows 
them  two  and  a  haiC  per  cent,  on  all  monies  received  and  paid  oh 
account  of  such  'Mscharges. 

Sec.  7.  Subjects  ihe  consuls  to  a  fine  not  exceeding  ten  thou- 
sand dollars,  and  imprisonment  not  exceeding  three  years,  for 
knowingly  giving  a  false  certificate,  stating  that  property  of  for- 
eigners belongs  to  citizens  of  the  U.  States. 

Sec.  8.  Subjects  the  consuls,  &c.  to  a  fine  not  exceeding  one  thou- 
sand dollars,  for  knowingly  certifying  that  an  alien  is  a  citizen  of 
the  U.  States. 

Sec.  9.  Provides  that  all  powers  of  attorney  executed  in  a  fo- 
reign country,  foV  the  transfer  of  any  stock  of  the  United  States, 
or  for  receiving  interest  thereon,  shall  be  verified  by  the  certifi- 
cate and  seal  of  a  consul,  vice  consul,  commercial  agent,  or  vice 
commercial  agent,  if  any  there  be  at  the  place  where  the  same 
sljall  be  executed,  for  which  the  said  consul,  8cc.  shall  receive  fif- 
ty cents. 


CONSTITUTION 

OF  THE 

UNITED  STATES. 

riie  CossTiTUTioN  framed  for  the  United  States  of  America^ 
by  a  Convention  of  Defiuties  from  the  States  of  JVeiif  Ham/i- 
f>hire^  Massachusetts,  Connecticut.^  JVenv  York,  JVew  Jersey, 
Pennsylvania,  Delaware,  Maryland,  Virginia,  J^orth  Caro^ 
Una,  South  Carolina  and  Georgia,  at  a  Session  begun  May 
25,  ajid  ended  Sefitember  17,  \7 i.t . 

WE.  the  people  of  the  United  States,  in  order  to  form  a  more 
perfect  union,  establish  justice,  insure  domestic  tranquillity,  pro- 
vide for  the  common  defence,  promote  the  general  welfare,  and 
secure  the  blessings  of  lil)erty  to  ourselves  and  our  posterity,  do 
ordain  and  establish  this  constitution  for  the  United  States  of 
America. 

ARTICLE  I. 

SECTIOJf  r. 

All  legislative  powers  herein  granted,  shall  be  vested  in  a  Con- 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  xlix 

gress  of  the  United  States,  which  shall  consist  of  a  Senate  and 
House  of  Reprtsentatives. 

SECTION  IT. 

I.  The  House  of  Representatives  shall  consist  of  members  cho- 
sen every  secowd  year,  by  the  people  of  the  several  states;  and. 
the  electors  in  each  state  shall  have  the  qualifications  requisite  for 
electors  of  the  most  numerous  branch  of  the  state  legislature. 

II.  No  person  sliall  be  a  Representative,  who  shall  not  have  at- 
tained to  the  at^e  of  twenty-five  years,  and  been  seven  years  a  ci- 
tizen of  the  United  States ;  and  who  shall  not,  when  elected,  be 
an  inhabitant  of  that  state  in  which  he  shall  be  chosen. 

III.  Representatives  and,  direct  taxes  shall  be  apportioned 
among  the  several  states,  which  may  be  included  within  this 
union,  according  to  their  respective  numbers,  which  shall  be  de- 
termined by  adding  to  the  whole  number  of  free  persons,  in- 
cluding those  bound  to  service  for  a  term  of  years,  and  excluding 
Indians  not  taxed,  three  fifths  of  all  other  persons.  The  actual 
enumeration  shall  be  made  within  three  years  after  the  first 
meeting  of  the  Congress  of  the  United  States  ;  and  within  eveiy 
subsequent  term  of  years,  in  such  manner  as  they  shall  by  law  di- 
rect. The  number  of  Representatives  shall  not  exceed  one  for 
every  thirty  thousand  :  but  each  state  shall  have  at  least  one  re- 
presentative :  and,  until  such  enumeration  shall  be  made,  the  state 
of  New  Hampshire  shall  be  entitled  to  choose  three;  Massachu- 
setts eight ;  Rhode  Island  and  Providence  Plantations  one  ;  Con- 
necticut five;  New  York  six;  New  Jersey  four;  Pennsylvania 
eight ;  Delaware  one  ;  Maryland  six  ;  Virginia  ten  ;  North  Caro- 
lina five;  South  Carolina  five;  and  Georgia  three. 

IV.  When  vacancies  happen  in  the  representation  from  any- 
state,  the  executive  authority  thereof  shall  issue  writs  of  election 
to  fill  such  vacancies. 

V.  The  House  of  Representatives  shall  choose  their  Speaker 
and  other  officers ;  and  shall  have  the  sole  power  of  impeachment. 

SECTION'  III. 

I.  The  Senate  of  the  United  States  shall  be  composed  of  two 
Senators  from  each  state,  chosen  by  the  legislature  thereof,  for 
six  years:  and  each  Senator  shall  have  one  vote. 

II.  Immediately  after  they  shall  be  assembled,  in  consequence 
of  the  first  election,  they  shaU  be  divided  as  equally  as  may  be,  in- 
to three  classes.  The  seats  of  the  senators  of  the  first  class  shall 
be  vacated  at  the  expiration  of  the  second  year ;  of  the  second 
class,  at  the  expiration  of  the  fourth  year  ;  and  of  the  third 
clviss,  at  the  expiration  of  the  sixth  year:  so  that  one  third  may 
be  chosen  every  second  year.  And  if  vacancies  happen,  by  re- ' 
signation  or  otherwise,  during  the  recess  of  the  legislature  of  any 
state,  the  executive  thereof  may  niake  temporary  appointments 
until  the  next  meeting  of  the  Legislature,  which  shall  then  fill 
such  vacancies. 

III.  No  person  shall  be  a  Senator,  who  shall  not  have  attained 
to  the  age  of  thirty  years,  and  been  nine  years  a  citizen  of  the  U. 
States;  and  who  shall  not,  when  elected,  be  an  inhabitant  of  that 
state  for  which  he  shall  be  chosen  • 

IV.  The  Vice-President  of  the  United  States  shall  be-  Presi- 

E 


1  paxton's 

dent  of  the  Senate  ;  but  shall  have  no  vote  unless  they  be  equally 
divided. 

V.  The  Senate  shall  choose  their  other  officers,  and  also  a  Pre- 
sident pro-tempore,in  the  absence  of  the  vice  President,  or  when 
he  siiall  exercise  the  office  of  the  President  of  the  United  States. 

VI.  The  Senate  shall  have  tlie  sole  power  to  try  all  impeach- 
ments. When  sitting  for  that  purpose,  they  shall  be  on  oath  or 
affiffTiation.  When  the  President  of  the  United  States  is  tried, 
the  Chief  Justice  shall  preside:  aiid  no  person  shall  be  convicted, 
without  the  concurrence  of  two-thirds  of  the  members  present, 

VII.  Judgment,  in  cases  of  impeachment,  shall  not  extend  fur- 
ther than  to  removal  from  office,  and  tlisquaUficatioij  to  hold  and 
enjoy  any  office  of  honour,  trust  or  profit,  under  the  United 
States.  But  the  party  convicted  shall,  nevertheless,  be  liable  and 
subject  to  indictment,  trial,  judgment,  and  punishment  according 
to  law. 

SECTIOX  IV. 

I.  The  times,  places,  and  manner  of  holding  elections  for  Sena- 
tors and  Representatives,  shall  be  pi-escribed  in  each  state  by  the 
Legislature  thereof :  but  the  Congress  may,  at  any  time,  by  law, 
make  or  alter  such  regulations,  except  as  to  the  place  of  choosing 
Senators. 

II.  The  Congress  shall  assemble  at  least  once  in  every  year  ; 
and  such  meeting  shall  be  on  the  lirst  Monday  in  December,  un- 
less they  shall  by  law  appoint  a  different  day. 

SKtTION   V. 

I.  Each  House  shall  be  the  judge  of  the  elections,  returns  and 
qualifications  of  its  own  members;  and  a  majority  of  each  shall 
constitute  a  quorum  to  do  business:  but  a  smaller  number  may  ad- 
journ from  day  to  day,  and  may  be  authorised  to  compel  the  at- 
tendance of  absent  members,  in  such  manner,  and  under  such  pe- 
nalties as  each  Houst-  may  provide. 

II.  Each  House  may  determine  the  rules  of  its  proceedings; 
punish  its  members  for  disorderly  behaviour  ;  and  with  the  con- 
currence of  two-thirds,  expel  a  member. 

III.  Each  House  shall  keep  a  journal  of  its  proceedings:  and, 
from  time  to  time,  publish  the  same,  excepting  such  parts  as  may 
in  their  judgmefit  require  secrecy  ;  and  the  yeas  and  nays,  of  the 
members  of  either  House,  on  any  question,  shall,  at  the  desire  of 
one  fifth  of  those  presL'nt.  be  entered  on  the  Journal. 

IV.  Neither  House,  during  the  session  of  Congress,  shall,  with- 
out the  consent  of  the  other,  adjourn  for  more  than  three  days, 
nor  to  any  other  place  than  that  in  which  the  two  Houses  shall 
be  sitting. 

SECTION  vr. 
I.  The  Senators  and  Representatives  shall  receive  a  compen- 
sation for  thfir  services,  to  be  ascertained  by  law,  and  paid  out 
of  the  treasury  of  the  United  States.  They  shall,  in  all  cases  ex- 
cept treason,  felony  and  breach  of  the  peace,  be  privileged  from 
arrest,  during  their  attendance  at  the  session  of  their  respective 
Houses,  and  in  going  to,  and  returning  from  the  same  ;  for  any 
peech  or  debate  in  eitliej-  House,  they  shall  not  be  questioned  in 
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11.  No  Senator  or  Uepreservtative  shall,  during  the  time  for 
■which  he  was  ekc:ed,  be  appointed  to  any  civil  office,  under  the 
authority  of  the  United  States,  which  shall  have  been  created,  or 
the  emoluments  of  which  shall  have  been  increased,  during  such 
time  :  and  no  person  holding  any  office  under  the  United  States, 
shall  be  a  member  of  either  House,  during  his  continuance  m 
office. 

SECTION  VII. 

I.  All  bills  for  raising  a  revenue  shall  originate  in  the  House  of 
Representatives :  but  the  Senate  shall  propose  or  concur  with 
amendments  as  on  other  bills. 

IL  Every  bill,  which  shall  have  passed  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives and  the  Senate,  shall,  before  it  become  a  law,  be  pre- 
sented to  the  President  of  the  United  States.  If  he  approve,  he 
shall  sign  it :  but  if  not,  he  s'laU  return  it,  with  his  objections  to 
that  House  in  which  it  shall  have  originated,  who  shall  enter 
the  objections  at  large  on  their  journal,  and  proceed  to  reconsider 
it  If,  after  such  reconsideration  two-thirds  of  that  House  shall 
agree  to  pass  the  bill,  it  shall  be  sent,  together  with  the  objec- 
tions, to  the  other  House,  by  which  it  shall  likewise  be  reconsi- 
dered :  and,  if  approved  by  two  thirds  of  that  House,  it  shall  be- 
come a  law.  But,  in  all  such  cases,  the  votes  of  both  Houses  shall 
be  determined  by  yeas  and  nays :  and  the  names  of  the  persons 
voting  for  and  against  the  bill  shall  be  entered  on  the  Journal  of 
each  House  respectively.  If  any  bill  shall  not  be  returned  by  the 
President  within  ten  days  (Sundays  excepted)  after  it  shall  have- 
been  presented  to  him,  the  same  shall  be  a  law,  in  like  manner 
as  if  he  had  signed  it,  unless  the  Congress,  by  their  adjournment, 
prevent  its  return ;  in  which  case  it  shall  not  be  a  law. 

III.  Every  order,  resolut'on  or  vote,  to  which  the  concurrence 
of  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  may  be  necessary 
(except  on  a  question  of  adjournment)  shall  be  presented  to  the 
President  of  the  United  States  ;  at)d,  before  the  same  shall  take 
effect,  be  approved  by  him  :  or,  being  disapproved  by  him,  shall 
he  repassed  by  two-thirds  of  both  Houses,  according  to  the  rules 
and  limitations  prescribed  in  the  case  of  a  bill. 

SECTION'  VIII. 

The  Congress  shall  have^ower — 

I.  To  lay  and  collect  taxes,  duties,  imposts,  and  excises,  to  pay 
the  debts  and  provide  for  the  common  defence  and  general 
welfare  of  the  United  States :  but  all  duties,  imposts,  and  ex- 
cises, shall  be  uniform  throughout  the  United  States. 

II.  To  borrow  money  on  the  crerlit  cf  the  United  States. 

III.  To  regulate  commerce  amr.ng  foreign  nations,  and  among 
the  several  states,  and  within  the  Indian  tribes. 

IV.  To  establish  a  uniform  rule  of  naturalization  ;  and  uniform 
laws  on  thei  subject  of  bankruptcies,  throughout  the  United 
States. 

y.  To  coin  money  ;  to  regulate  the  value  thereof,  and  of  fo- 
reign coin ;  and  fix  the  standard  cf  weights  and  measures. 
^  VI.  To  provide  for  the  punishment  of  counterfeiting  the  secnri- 
ties  and  current  coin  of  the  United  States. 

VII.  To  establish  post  offices  and  post  roads. 


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VIII.  To  promote  the  progress  of  science  and  useful  arts, 
by  securing  for  linnited  times,  to  authors  and  inventors,  the  ex- 
clusive right  to  their  respective  writings  and  discoveries. 

IX.  To  constitute  tribunals  inferior  to  the  Supreme  Court. 

X.  To  define  and  punish  piracies  and  felonies  committed  oa 
the  high  seas,  and  ofFcncts  against  the  law  of  nations. 

XI.  To  declare  war ;  grant  letters  of  marque  and  reprisal ;  and 
make  rules  concerning  captures  on  land  and  water. 

XII.  To  raise  and  support  armies.  But  no  appropriation. df 
money  for  that  use  shall  be  for  a  longer  term  than  two  years. 

XIII.  To  provide  and  maintain  a  navy. 

XIV.  To  make  rules  for  the  government  and  regulation  of  the 
land  and  naval  forces. 

XV.  To  provide  for  calling  forth  the  militia  to  execute  the 
laws  of  the  union,  suppress  insurrections,  and  repel  invasions. 

XVI.  To  provide  for  organizing,  arming,  and  disciplining  the 
militia,  and  for  governing  such  part  of  them  as  may  be  employed 
in  the  service  of  the  United  States,  reserving  to  the  states  re- 
spectively the  appointment  of  the  officers,  and  the  authority  of 
training  the  militia  according  to  the  discipline  prescribed  by 
Congress. 

XVII.  To  exercise  exclusive  legislation,  in  all  cases  whatsoever, 
over  such  district  (not  exceeding  ten  miles  square)  as  may,  by 
cession  of  particular  states,  and  the  acceptance  of  Congress,  be- 
come the  seat  of  the  government  of  the  United  States  ;  and  to  ex- 
ercise like  authority  over  all  places  purchased  by  the  consent  of 
the  legislature  of  the  state  in  which  the  same  shall  be,  for  the 
erection  of  forts,  magazines,  arsenals,  dock  yards,  and  other 
needful  buildings ;  and 

XVIII.  To  make  all  the  laws  which  shall  be  necessary  and 
proper  for  carrying  into  execution  the  foregoing  powers,  and  all 
other  powers  vested  by  this  constitution  in  the  government  of  the 
I'nited  States,  or  any  department  or  officer  thereof. 

SECTION  IX. 

I.  The  migration  or  importation  of  such  persons,  as  any  of  the 
states  now  existing  shall  think  proper  to  admit,  shall  not  be  pro^ 
hibited  by  ihe  Congress,  prior  to  the  year  one  thousand  eight  hun- 
dred and  eight:  but  a  tax  may  be  imposed  on  such  importation, 
not  exceeding  ten  dollars  for  each  person. 

II.  The  privilege  of  the  writ  of  habeas  corpus  shall  not  be  sus- 
pended, unless  when,  in  cases  of  rebellion  or  invasion,  the  public 
safety  may  require  it. 

III.  No  bill  of  attainder  or  ex  post  facto  law  shall  be  passed. 

IV.  No  capitation  or  direct  tax  shall  be  laid,  unless  in  propor- 
tion to  the  census  or 'enumeration  herein  before  directed  to  be 
taken. 

V.  No  tax  or  duty  shall  be  laid  on  articles  exported  from  any 
state.  No  preference  shall  be  given,  by  any  regulation  of  com- 
merce or  revenue,  to  the  p>orts  of  one  state  over  those  of  another: 
nor  shall  vessels,  bound  to  or  from  one  state,  be  obliged  to  enter, 
clear,  or  pay  duties  in  another. 

VI.  No  money  shall  be  drawn  from  the  treasury,  but  in  conse- 
quence of  appropriations  made  by  law  ;  and  a  regular  statement 


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and  account  of  the  receipts  and  expenditures  of  all  public  money- 
shall  be  published  from  time  to  time. 

VII.  No  title  of  nobility  shall  be  granted  by  the  U.  States:  And 
no  person,  holding  any  office  of  profit  or  trust  under  them,  shall, 
without  the  consent  of  Congress,  accept  of  any  present,  emolu- 
ment, office,  or  title,  of  any  kind  whatever,  from  any  king,  prince 
or  foreign  state. 

SECTION  X. 

I.  No  state  shall  enter  into  any  treaty,  alliance  or  confedera- 
tion ;  grant  letters  of  marque  and  reprisal ;  coin  money ;  emit  bills 
of  credit ;  make  any  thing  but  gold  and  silver  coin  a  tender  in  pay- 
ment of  debts ;  pass  any  bill  of  attainder,  ex  post  facto  law,  or  law 
impairing  the  obligation  of  contracts,  or  grant  any  title  of  nobility. 

II.  No  state  shall,  without  the  consent  of  Congress,  lay  any  im- 
posts or  duties  on  imports  or  exports,  except  what  may  be  abso- 
lutely necessary  for  executing  its  inspection  laws;  and  the  net 
produce  of  all  duties  and  imposts  laid  by  any  state  on  imports  or 
exports,  shall  be  for  the  use  of  the  treasury  of  the  United  States; 
and  all  such  laws  shall  be  subject  to  the  revision  and  controul  of 
Congress.  No  state  shall,  without  the  consent  of  Congress,  lay 
any  duty  on  tonnage,  keep  troops  or  ships  of  war,  in  time  of 
peace,  enter  into  any  agreement  or  compact  with  another  state, 
or  with  a  foreign  power,  or  engage  in  war,  unless  actually  in- 
vaded, or  in  such  imminent  danger  as  will  not  admit  of  delay. 

ARTICLE  II. 

SECTION   I. 

I.  The  executive  power  shall  be  vested  in  a  President  of  the 
United  States  of  America.  He  shall  hold  his  office  during  the 
term  oi  four  years,  and,  together  with  the  Vice  President,  chosen 
for  the  same  term,  be  elected  as  follows : 

II.  Each  state  shall  appoint,  in  such  manner  as  the  legislature 
thereof  may  direct,  a  number  of  electors,  equal  to  the  whole 
number  of  senators  and  representatives,  to  which  the  state  may 
be  entitled  in  the  Congress.  But  no  senator  or  representative,  or 
person  holding  any  office  of  trust  or  profit  under  the  United 
States,  shall  be  appointed  an  elector. 

III.  The  electors  shall  meet  in  their  respective  states,  and  vote 
by  ballot  for  two  persons,  of  whom  one,  at  least,  shall  not  be  an 
inhabitant  of  the  same  state  with  themselves.  And  they  shall 
make  a  list  for  all  the  persons  voted  for,  and  of  the  number  of 
votes  for  each  ;  which  list  they  shall  sign  and  certify,  and  trans- 
mit sealed  to  the  seat  of  the  government  of  the  United  States,  di- 
rected to  the  President  of  the  Senate.  The  President  of  the  Se- 
nate shall,  in  the  presence  of  the  Senate  and  House  ot  Representa- 
tives, open  all  the  certificates,  and  the  votes  shall  then  be  count- 
ed. The  person  having  the  greatest  number  of  votes  shall  be  the 
President,  if  such  number  be  a  majority  of  the  whole  number  ot 
electors  appointed ,  and  if  there  be  more  than  one  who  have  such 
majority,  and  have  an  equal  number  of  votes,  then  the  House  of 
Representatives  shall  immediately  choose  by  ballot  one  of  them  for 
President :  and  if  no  person  have  a  majority,  then,  from  the  five 
highest  on  the  list,  the  said  House  shall  in  like  manner  choose  the 
President.    But  in  choosing  the  President,  the  votes  shall  be  take^ 

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by  states,  the  representation  from  each  state  having  one  Vote .  u 

?[Uorum  for  this  purpose  shall  consist  of  a  member  or  memberis 
rom  two  thirds  of  the  states :  and  a  majority  of  all  the  states 
shall  be  necessary  to  a  choice.  In  every  case  after  the  choice  of 
the  President,  the  person  having  the  greatest  number  of  the  votes 
of  the  electors  shall  be  the  Vice  President.  But  if  there  should 
remain  two  or  more,  who  have  equal  votes,  the  Senate  shall 
choose  from  them,  by  ballot,  the  Vice  President. 

IV.  The  Congress  may  determine  the  time  of  choosing  the 
electors,  and  the  day  on  which  they  shall  give  their  votes  ;  which 
day  shall  be  the  same  throughout  the  United  States. 

V.  No  pe»son,  except  a  natural  born  citizen  or  a  citizen  of  the 
United  States,  at  the  time  of  the  adoption  of  this'constitution,  shall 
be  eligible  to  the  office  of  President.  Neither  shall  any  person  be 
eligible  to  that  office,  Avho  shall  not  have  attained  to  the  age  of 
thirty-five  years,  and  been  fourteen  years  a  resident  within  the 
United  States. 

VI.  In  case  of  the  removal  of  the  President  from  office,  or  of 
his  death,  resignation,  or  inability  to  discharge  the  powers  and  duties 
of  the  said  office,  the  same  shall  devolve  on  the  Vice  President;  and 
the  Congress  may,  by  law,  provide  for  the  case  of  removal,  death,  re- 
signation, or  inability,  both  of  the  President  and  Vice  President,  de* 
cUring  what  officer  shall  then  act  as  President :  and  such  officer  shall 
act  accordingly,  until  the  disability  be  removed,  or  a  President  shajl 
be  elected. 

VII.  The  President  shall,  at  stated  times,  receive  for  his  services  a 
compensation,  which  shall  neither  be  increased  nor  diminished,  during 
the  period  for  wliich  he  shall  have  been  elected:  and  he  shall  not  re- 
ceive, within  that  period,  any  other  emolument  from  the  United  States, 
or  any  of  them. 

VIII.  Before  he  enters  on  the  execution  of  his  office,  he  shall  take 
the  following  oath  or  affirmation  : 

"  1  do  solemnly  swear  (or  affirm)  that  I  will  faithfully  execute  the 
"  office  of  President  of  the  United  States  ;  and  will,  to  tiie  best  of  my 
"  ability,  preserve,  protect,  and  defend  the  constitution  of  the  United 
'=  States." 

SECTIOr  II. 

I.  The  President  shall  be  commander  in  chief  of  the  army  and  navy 
of  the  United  States,  and  of  the  militia  of  the  several  fctates,  when  call- 
ed into  the  actual  service  of  the  United  States.  He  may  require  the 
opinion,  in  writing,  of  the  principal  officers  in  each  of  the  executive 
departments,  upon  any  suii-ject  relating  to  the  duties  of  their  respec- 
tive offices:  and  he  shall  liave  power  to  grant  repiieves  and  pardons 
or  ofilsnces  against  the  Ujiited  Slates,  escejjt  in  cases  of  impeach- 
ment, 

II.  He  shall  have  power,  by  and  with  the  advice  and  consent  of  the 
Senate,  to  make  treaties,  provided  two-thirds  of  the  Senators  present 
cor.cur:  and  he  shall  nominate,  arid  by  aiid  wiih  the  advice  and  con-.; 
sent  of  the  Senate,  shall  appoint  ambassadors,  other  public  ministers 
und  consuls,  judges  of  tiie  snpreme  court,  and  all  other  officers  of  the 
United  Slates,  whose  appointments  are  not  herein  otherwise  provided 
for,  and  which  shall  Le  established  by  law.  But  the  Congress  may, 
•jy  law,  vest  the  appointment  of  such  inferior  officers,  as  they  think 


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proper,  in  the  President  alone,  in  the  courts  of  law,  or  in  the  heads  of 
departments. 

III.  The  President  shall  have  power  to  fill  up  all  vacancies  that  mav 
happen,  during  the  recess  of  the  Senate,  by  granting  commissions', 
which  shall  expire  at  the  end  of  their  next  session. 

SECTIOX  III. 

He  shall,  from  time  to  time,  give  to  the  Congress  information  of  the 
state  of  the  union:  and  recommend  to  their  consideration  such  mea- 
sures as  he  shall  judge  necessary  and  expedient.  He  may  on  extraor- 
dinary  occasions,  convene  both  Houses,  or  either  of  tiiem ;  and,  in 
case  of  disagreement  between  then),  with  respect  to  the  time  of  ad- 
journment,  he  may  adjourn  them  to  such  time  as  he  shall  think  pro- 
per. He  shall  receive  ambassadors  and  other  pubhc  ministers.  He 
shall  take  care  that  the  laws  be  faithfully  executed ;  and  shall  commis- 
sion all  the  officers  of  the  United  States. 

SECTION  IV. 

The  President,  Vice-President,  and  all  civil  officers  of  the  United 
States,  shall  be  removed  from  office,  on  impeachment  for,  and  convic- 
tion of,  treason,  bribery,  or  other  high  crimes  and  misdemeanors. 

ARTICLE  III. 

SECTION  I, 

The  judicial  power  of  the  United  States  shall  be  vested  in  one  Su- 
preme  court,  and  in  such  inferior  courts  as  tlie  Congress  may,  from 
time  to  time,  ordain  and  establish.  The  judges,  both  of  the  supreme 
and  inferior  courts,  shall  hold  their  offices  durmg  good  behaviour; 
and  shall  at  stated  times,  receive  for  their  services,  a  compensation, 
which  shall  not  be  diminished  during  their  continuance  m  office. 

SECTION  ir. 

I.  The  judicial  power  shall  extend  to  all  cases,  in  law  and  equity, 
arising  under  this  constitution,  the  laws  of  the  Uniied  States,  and  trea- 
ties made,  or  which  shall  be  made  under  their  authority  ;  to  all  cases, 
affecting  ambassadors,  other  public  ministers,  and  consuls  ;  to  all  cases 
of  admiralty  and  maritime  jurisdiction  ;  to  controversies  to  which  the 
United  States  shall  be  a  party,  to  controversies  between  two  or  more 
states,  between  a  state  or  citizens  of  another  state,  between  citizens 
of  different  stales,  between  citizens  of  the  same  state  claimlpg  lands 
under  grants  of  dilfercnt  states,  and  between  a  state,  or  ;l»e  citizens 
thereof,  and  foreign  states,  citizens,  or  subjects. 

II.  In  all  cases,  ailecting  ainbassadors,  other  [)ubijc  niinistera,  and 
consuls,  and  those  in  which  a  state  shall  be  a  party,  llie  Supreme  Court 
shall  have  original  jurisdiction.  In  all  the  other  cases  before  men- 
tioned, the  Supreme  Court  .shall  have  appellate  jurisdiction,  both  as  to 
law  and  fact,  with  sucJi  exceptiont^,  and  under  such  regulalioas,  as  the 
Congress  shall  make. 

III.  The  trial  of  all  crimes,  except  in  cases  of  impeachment,  shall 
be  by  jury,  and  such  trial  shall  be  held  "in  the  state  where  the  said 
Climes  shall  have  been  committed ;  but  when  not  committed  within 
any  state,  the  trial  shall  be  at  such  place  or  places,  as  the  Congress 
may  by  law  have  direcied. 

SLCTIO>-  II. 

I.  Treason  against  the  Uniied  States  shall  consist  only  in  levying 
war  against  them,  or  in  adhering  to  their  enemies,  giving  them  aid  and 
comfort.     No  person  sJiall  be  convicted  ol  treason,  unless  on  tiie  tes- 


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♦imony  of  two  witnesses  to  the  same  evert  act,  or  on  confession  iq 
open  court. 

II.  The  Congress  shall  kave  power  to  "declare  the  punishment  of 
treason ;  but  no  attainder  of  treason  shall  work  corruption  of  blood, 
or  forfeiture,  except  during  the  life  of  the  person  attainted. 

ARTICLE  IV. 

SBCTION  I. 

Full  faith  and  credit  shall  be  given,  in  each  state,  to  the  public  acts, 
records,  and  judicial  proceedings  of  every  otlier  state.  And  the  Con- 
gress may,  by  penal  laws,  prescribe  the  manner  in  which  such  acts, 
records,  and  proceedings  shall  be  proved,  and  the  effect  thereof. 

SECTION  II. 

I.  The  citizens  of  each  state  shall  be  entitled  to  all  the  privileges 
and  immunities  of  citizens  in  the  several  states. 

II.  A  person  charged  in  any  state  with  treason,  felony  or  other 
crime,  who  shall  flee  from  justice  and  be  found  in  another  state,  shall, 
on  demand  of  the  executive  authority  of  the  state  from  which  he  fled, 
be  delivered  up,  to  be  removed  to  the  state  having  jurisdiction  of  the 
crime. 

III.  No  person,  held  to  service  or  labour  in  one  state  under  the 
laws  thereof,  escaping  into  another,  shall  in  consequence  of  any  law  or 
regulation  therein,  be  discharged  from  such  service  or  labour;  but 
shall  be  delivered  up  on  claim  of  the  paity  to  whom  such  service  or 
labour  may  be  due. 

SECTION  III. 

I,  New  states  may  be  admitted  by  the  Congress  into  this  union  ;  but 
no  new  state  shall  be  formed  or  erected  within  the  jurisdiction  of  any 
other  state,  nor  any  state  be  formed  by  the  junction  of  two  or  more 
states — without  the  consent  of  the  legislatures  of  the  states  concerned 
as  well  as  of  the  Congress. 

II.  The  Congress  shall  have  power  to  dispose  of,  and  make  all  need-' 
ful  rules  and  regulations  respecting  the  territorj'  or  other  property 
belonging  to  the  United  States  ;  and  nothing  in  this  constitution  shall 
be  so  c  nstrued  as  to  prejudice  any  claims  of  the  United  States,  or  of 
any  particular  state. 

SECTION"  IV. 

The  United  States  shall  guarantee  to  every  state  in  this  union,  a 
republican  form  of  government;  and  shall  protect  each  of  them  against 
invasion,  and  on  application  of  the  legislature,  or  of  the  executive 
Cwhen  the  legislature  cannot  be  convened)  against  domestic  violence. 

ARTICLE  V. 

The  Congress,  whenever  two-thirds  of  both  houses  shall  deem  it 
necessary,  shall  propose  amendments  to  this  constitution,  or  on  the 
application  of  the  legislatures  of  two-thirds  of  the  several  states,  shall 
call  a  convention  for  proposing  amendments;  which,  in  either  case^ 
shall  be  valid  to  all  intents  and  purposes,  as  part  of  this  constitution, 
when  ratified  by  the  legislatures  of  three-fourths  of  the  several  stales, 
or  by  conventions  in  three-fourths  thereof,  as  the  one  or  the  other  mode 
of  ratification  maj  be  proposed  by  the  Congi-ess :  Provided  that  no 
amendment  which  may  bt.  made  prior  to  the  year  one  thousand  eight 
hundred  and  eight,  shall  in  any  manner  affect  the  first  and  fourth 
clauses  in  the  ninth  section  of  the  first  article  ;  and  that  no  state,  with- 
out its  consent,  shall  be  deprived  of  its  equal  suffrage  in  the  senate. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER. 

AR'I  ICLE  VI. 

I.  All  debts  contracted,  and  engagements  entered  into,  before  the 
adoption  of  this  constitution,  shall  be  as  valid  against  the  United  States, 
under  this  constitution,  as  under  the  confederation. 

II.  This  constitution,  and  the  laws  of  the  United  States  which  shall 
be  made  in  pursuance  thereof,  and  all  treaties  made,  or  which  shall 
be  made,  under  the  authority  of  the  United  States,  shall  be  the  supreme 
law  of  the  land,  and  the  judges  in  every  state,  shall  be  bound  thereby, 
any  thing  in  the  constitution  or  laws  of  any  state  to  the  contrary  not- 
withstanding. 

III.  The  senators  and  representatives  before  mentioned,  and  the 
membcrsof  the  several  state  legislatures, and  all  executive  and  judicial 
officers,  both  of  the  United  States  and  of  the  several  states,  shall  be 
bound,  by  oath  or  affirmation,  to  support  this  constitution  ;  but  no 
religious  test  shall  ever  be  required  as  a  qualification  to  any  office  or 
public  trust  under  the  United  States. 

ARTICLE  VII. 

The  ratification  of  the  convention  of  nme  states  shall  be  sufficient 
for  the  establishment  of  this  constitution  between  the  states  so  ratify- 
ing the  same. 

Done  in  the  convention  by  the  unanimous  consent  of  the  states  pre- 
sent, the  seventeenth  day  of  September,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord 
one  thousand  seven  hundred  and  eighty-seven,  and  of  the  Inde- 
pendence of  the  United  States  of  America  the  twelfth,  in  wit- 
ness whereof  we  have  subscribed  our  names. 

GEORGE  WASHINGTON,  President, 

and  delegate  from  Virginia. 
New-Hampshire — John  Langdon,  Nicholas  Gilman. 
r '  Massachusetts — Nathaniel  Gorham,  Rufus  King. 

Connecticut — William  Sumuel  Johnson,  Roger  Sherman. 
New- York — Alexander  Hamilton. 

New- Jersey— William  Livingston,  David  Brearley,  William  Patter- 
son, Jonathan  Dayton. 

Pennsylvania— Benjamin  Franklin,  Thomas  Miffiin,  Robert  Morris, 
George  Clymer,  Thomas  Fitzsimons,  Jured  Ingersoil,  Jumes  Wilson, 
Governuer  Morris. 

Delaware— George  Reed,  Gunning  Bedford,  jun.  Joim  Dickinson, 
Richard  Basset,  Jacob  Broom. 

Maryland— Jumes  M'Henry,  Daniel  (of  St.  Thomas)  Jenifer,  Daniel 
Carroll. 

Virginia — John  Blair,  James  Madison,  jun. 

North -Carolina — William  Blount,  Richard  Dobbs  Spaight,  Hugh 
Williamson. 

South-CaroUna- John  Rutledge,  Charles  C  Pinckney,  Charles  Pinck- 
ney.  Pierce  Butler. 

Geoi'gii,— William  Few,  Abraiiam  Baldv/in. 
Attest,  WILLIAM  JACKSON,  Secretary 


Iviii  paxton's 


AMENDMENTS. 

The  follormng  Articlet  in  addition  to,  and  amendment  of,  the  ConBtitulion 
of  the  United  states,  having  been  ratified  by  the  legislatures  of  nine 
states,  are  equally  obligatory  -with  the  Constitution  itself, 

I.  Congress  shall  make  no  law  respecting  an  establishment  of  re- 
ligion, or  prohibiting  the  free  exercise  thereof,  or  abridging  the  free- 
dom of  speech,  or  of  the  press ;  or  the  right  of  tlie  people  peaceably 
to  assemble,  and  to  petition  the  government  for  a  redress  of  grievantes. 

II.  A  well  regulated  militia  being  necessar}'  to  the  security  of  a 
free  state,  the  right  of  the  people  to  keep  and  bear  arms  shall  not  be 
infringed. 

III.  No  soldier  shall,  in  time  of  peace,  be  quartered  in  any  house 
without  the  consent  of  the  owner ;  nor  in  time  of  war,  but  in  a  man- 
ner to  be  prescribed  by  law. 

IV.  The  rigkt  of  the  people  to  be  secure  in  their  persons,  houses, 
papers,  and  effects,  against  unreasonable  searches  and  seizure*;,  shall 
not  be  violated  ;  and  no  warrants  shall  issue,  but  upon  probable  cause 
supported  by  oath  or  affirmation,  and  particularly  describing  the  plade 
to  be  searched,  and  the  person  or  things  to  be  seized. 

v.  No  person  shall  be  held  to  answer  for  a  capital  or  otherwise  in- 
famous crime,  unless  on  a  presentment  or  indiciment  of  a  g^jand  jury, 
except  in  cases  arising  in  the  land  or  naval  »brces  or  in  the  militia, 
when  in  actual  service,  in  time  of  war,  or  public  danger:  nor  sh-tll 
any  person  be  subject,  for  the  same  offence,  to  be  twice  put  in  jeopardy 
of  life  or  iimb  ;  nor  shall  be  compelled  in  any  criminal  case,  to*  be 
witness  against  himself;  nor  be  deprived  of  life,  liberty,  or  property, 
without  due  process  of  law ;  nor  shall  private  property  be  taken  for 
public  use,  without  just  coropensation. 

VI.  In  all  criminal  prosecutions,  the  accused  shall  enjoy  the  right 
to  a  speedy  and  public  trial,  by  an  impartial  jury,  of  the  state  and 
district  wherein  the  crime  shall  have  been  committed  :  which  distinct 
sliall  have  been  previously  ascertained  by  law  ;  and  to  be  informed  of 
the  nature  and  cause  of  the  accusation ;  to  be  confronted  with  the 
witnesses  against  him  ;  to  have  compulsory  process  for  obtaining  wit- 
nesses in  his  favour ;  and  to  have  the  assistance  of  counsel  for  his 
defence. 

VII.  In  salts  at  common  law,  where  the  value  in  controversy  shall 
exceed  twenty  dollars,  the  right  of  trial  by  jury  shaU  he  preserved 
and  no  fact  tried  by  a  jury  shall  be  otherwise  re-examined  in  any 
court  of  the  United  States,  than  according  to  the  rules  of  the  eom- 
mon  law, 

Vm.  Excessive  bail  shall  not  be  required  ;  nor  excessive  fines  im- 
posed ;  nor  cruel  and  unusual  punishments  inflicted. 

IX.  The  enumeration,  in  the  constitution,  of  certain  rights  shall 
not  be  construed  to  deny  or  disparage  others  retained  by  the  people. 

X.  The  powers  not  delegated  to  the  United  States  by  the  constitu- 
tion, nor  prohibited  by  it  to  the  staUs,  are  reserved  to  the  states  re- 
spectively. Of  to  the  people. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  Hx 

XL  The  judicial  power  of  the  United  States  shall  not  be  construed 

Zl^f'^.t    TT  "^  ';"!.'"  law  or  equity,  commenced  or  prosecuted  against 

or  s.l.vif  T^"^  f  "^'^^  ^y  ^'''^""«  °f  »"«^her  state,  or  by  ciflzens 
or  subjects  of  any  forejgn  state.  ^ 

h.hl^l'JJ't  ^^^-T'^  shall  meei  in  their  respective  states,  and  vote  by 
ballot  for  President  and  Vice-President,  one  of  whom,  at  least  shall 
not  be  an  mhubitant  of  the  same  state  with  themselves  •  they  sha 

ballots  the  pcKon  voted  for  as  Vice-President;  and  they  shall 
make  distinct  lists  of  all  persons  voted  for  as  President  ^and  of 
all    persons    voted    for  as    Vice-President,    and    of    the    number 

6ealed  to  the  seat  of  government  of  the  United  States,  directed  to  the 
president  of  the  Senate;  the  president  of  the  Senate  shall,  in  the  pre. 
senceof  the  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives,  open  all  he  cer 
tificates.andthe  votes  shall  then  be  counted:  the  person  having  the 
greatest  number  of  votes  for  President  shall  be  the  President,7f  ^ucli 
number  be  a  majority  of  the  whole  number  of  electors  appled^ 

the  hlh^  f '"'S  ^^^'  '^""^^  '"^^""^y'  ^^^"  ^'^^  the  personsTaving 
Is  pSfnt  t?  '.T  ""'  exceedfng  three  on  the  list  of  Ihose  voted  fof 
ht  h  ?w  tK*  Hi^  "7^  ""^  Representatives  shall  choose  immediately. 
^h.nllVl^  President  But  in  chosmg  the  President,  the  totes 
shall  be  taken  by  states,  the  representation  from  each  state  havL  one 
vote  ;  a  quorum  for  this  purpose  shall  Consist  of  a  member  or  mem! 
bersfrom  two-thirds  of  the  states,  and  a  majority  of  all  the  sTatTs 
8ha     be  necessary  to  a  clioice.     And  if  the  House  of  Representatfves 

unon  the '^T  '  ''r't'''  i^^r "^^  ^^^  ^'^"  ^  -'  <^hoice  shaH  SevZ 
V^r^P  ^1  ^'''LS'.^^  ^«»^^h  day  of  March  next  following,  then  the 
V  ce-President  shall  act  as  President,  as  in  the  case  of  the  death  or 
other  constitutional  disability  of  the  President 

shall  be^  Vice  pi!'"?  '^.^  ^.'**'?'  """"'^^''  «^  ^°*^«  ^«  Vice-President, 
snail  be  Vice-President,  if  sucii  number  be  a  maiority  of  the  wHoIp 
number  of  electors  appointed;  unci  if  no  person  hive  aVaiority  then 
from  U.e  two  highe. t  numbers  on  the  list,';be  Senate  shall  Es^'the 
Vice-presidenl:  a  quorum  for  the  purpose  shall  consist  of  two-thirds 

XIII.  If  any  citizen  of  the  United  States  shall  accept,  claim  re 
ee.ve.or,-etau,  any  f  tie  of  nobil.ty  or  hon.„.r.  or  shalL  witSthe' 
consent  of  congress,  accept  and  re  ,in  any  presem  oenslon  S. 
etno  ument  nf  any  kind  whatever,  from  a.4'^™^"lVrkTnr;;i?;e  "' 
foretgn  power   such  person  slull  cease  to^be  a  citiz;n Tlfe^^'ted 
«nr\;t:fnt,''th:;';:i-?,tn    '^  "<"<"■-?  »yffice  of  trust  or'^^^^fit 

article,  at  .ne  firs,  session  .f   ; "  ei^u  i,  ;:'n;^;^.  a™f ^ ',  L^i^^'' 
.t  the  second  sessio,.  of  the  elevem^h  conPs^f '  "'"'  "^  '^^  »"'^''= 


iX  PAXTON  S 

FEDERAL  GOVERNMENT 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

Civil  Department. 

JAMES  MONROE,  of  Virginia, 

President  of  the  United  States,  salary  §25,00G- 

DANIEL  D.  TOMPKINS,  of  New-York, 

Vice-president  of  the  United  States,  S5,C03 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  FIFTEENTH  CONGRESS. 

SENATE, 

J^ewHampshire.—DaiVid  L.  Morrill,  Clement  Storer.f 
Massachusetts — Harrison  Gray  Oiis,f  Eli  P.  Ashmun. 
Jihode'Island.^W iWiSim  Hunter,*  James  Burril,  jr. 
Connecticut.— Dsiv'xd  Dagget,*  Samuel  W.  Dana.' 
Vertnont.—J&mes  Fisk,-f  Isaac  Tichenor.* 
J\re-w-York.—Ruf^s  King,*  Nathan  Sanford.' 
JVew/er^ey.— .lames  J.  Wilson,*  Mahlon  Dickerson. 
Pennsyhania. — Abner  Lacock,*  Jonathan  Roberts.* 
i)e/a ware.— Outerbridge  Horsey,*  Nich.  Van  Dyke.f 
Maryland.— U.  H.  (ioldsborough,*  Alexander  C.  Hanson.* 
Virginia. — J^mes  Barbour,*  John  W.  Eppes.f 
JVoKA-Caro/ma.— Nathaniel  Macon,*  Montford  Stokes.* 
South-Carolina.— John  Gaillard,*  William  Smith. 
Geor^ /a.— Charles  Tait,*  George  M.  Troup* 
Kentucky.— 3o\m  J.  Crittendon,  Isham  Talbot.* 
Tennessee.— John  Williams,*  George  W.  Campbell.* 
Q/i/o —Jeremiah  Morrow,*  Benjamin  Ruggles* 
Louisiana.— Eh^^ns  Fromentin,*  Wm.  C.  C.  Claiborne.f 
Mississippi'— ThomsiS  S.  Williams,  Judge  Leake, 
/;irfiana.— James  Noble,  Walter  Taylor. 

HOTJSE    OF    REPHESENTATITES. 

Yew-Hampshire Josiah  Butler,  Clifton  Clagett,  Salma  Hale,  Ar- 
thur Livermore,  John  F.  Parrot,  Nathaniel  Uphnm      6.  ^     .      . 

J>/«..ac/m..«. -Jeremiah  Nelson,*  Walter  Folger,  jun.  Benjamin 
\dams  *  John  Wilson,t  Naihaniel  Silsbee,  Solomon  Strong.*  John 
Holmes,  Joshua  Gage,  Timothy  Fuller,  Marcus  Morton,  He.iry  Shavv 
Ezekiel  Whitman,!  Samuel  C  Allen,  Albion  K.  Pans*  Nathamel 
Ruggle,*  Elijah  H.  M'Hs*  Zabdiel  Sampson,  Benjamm  Orr,  Jonathan 
Mason,*  (One  vacancy.)     20 

Jihode.Island.—John  L.  Boss,*  James  B.  Mason. 

Con/ze-cr/cw^— Nathaniel  Terry,  Ebenezer  Huntmgdon,  Uriel  Holmes,^ 


Th.  ^e  having  this  mark  *  were  members  of  the  last  (14th)  Con- 
gress ■  and  those  marked  thus  f  liave  been  members  of  former  Con- 
gresses :  those  without  a  mark,  are  new  members. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER-  1X1 

-jona.  O.  Moseley,*  Timothy  Pitkin,*   Samuel  B.  Sherwood,  Thomas 
S.  Williams,  (One  vacancy.)     8. 

Vermont.— Herman  Allen,  Samuel  Crafts,  Wm.  Hunter,  Orasmus 
C  Merril,  Charles  Uich.f  Mark  Richards.     6. 

A'titv-York. — Oliver  C.Comstcck,*  Daniel  Cruger,  John  P.  Cushman, 
John  R  Drake,  Benj.  EUicott,  Josiah  Hasbrouck,  John  Herkimer, 
Thomas  H  Hubbard,  William  Irving,*  Dorrance  Kirtland,  Thomas 
Layer,  David  A.  Oc^den,  Jo!m  Parmer,  James  Porter,  John  Savage,* 
Philip  J.  Schuyler,  Tredwell  Scudder,  John  C-  Spencer,  Henry  R.  Stores 
James  Talimadge,  John  W.  Taylor,*  Cliarles  Tompkins,  Geo.  Town- 
send,*  Peter  H.  Wendover,*  Rensalaep  Westerloo,  James  W.  Wilkin,* 
I-aac  Williams.f     27 

..yew- Jersey. — Ephraim'Bateman,*  Benjamin  Bennet,*  Joseph  Bloom- 
field,  Charles  Kinsey,  John  Linn,  Henry  Southward.*     6 

Pennsi/hania. — Wdiiam  Anderson.-j-  Henry  Baldwin,  Andrew  Boden, 
Isaac  Dudington,*  Joseph  Heisler,*  Joseph  Hopkinson,*  Samuel  D. 
Inf^ham,*  Willam  Maclay,*  W.  P.  Maclay,!  David  Marchand,  Robert 
Moore,  Alexander  Ogle,  Thomas  Patterson,  Levi  Pawling,  John  Ross,* 
John  Serjjeant,*  Adam  Seybert,-}-  Jacob  Spangler,  Christian .  Tarr, 
James  M.  Wallace,*  John  Whiteside,*  William  Wilson,  John  Mur- 
ray, jr.    23 

Delaivnre. — Willard  Hall,  Louisj,M*L3ne.      2 

Maryland. — Tiiomas  Br.yley,  Thomas  Colbretb,  John  C,  Herbert,* 
Peter  LitUe,*  George  Peter,*  Philip  Reed,t  Samuel  Ringgold,*  Sa- 
muel Smith,*  Philip  Stuart.— 9. 

Virginia. — Archibald  Austin,  Wm.  Lee  Ball,  Philip  P.  Barbour,* 
Burwell  Basset,^  W.  A.  13urwell,*  Edward  Colston,  John  Floyd,  Ro- 
bert S.  Garnett,  Pe'erson  Goodwyn,*  James  Johnson,*  Wm.  J.  Lewis, 
WHliam  M'Cov,-}-  Ciiatles  F.  Mercer,  Hugh  Nelson,*  Thomas  M.  Nel- 
son,* Th')mas  Newton,'  Jas.  Pindall,  James  Pleasants,*  Ballard 
Smith,*  Alexander  Smvth,  George  F.  Strother,  H.  St.  Geo.  Tucker,* 
John  Tyler  —23. 

J\t*ortli.-Cavolina. — Joseph  H.  Bryan,*  Weidon  N.  Edwards,*  Daniel 
Forney,*  Joon  H.  Hall,  Alexander  M'Millan,  George  Mumfbrd,  Tho- 
mas Settle,  Jesse  Stocnmb,  J.  S.  Smith,  James  Owen,  Lemuel  Sawyer,! 
Felix  Walker,  Louis  Williams,*  one  vacancy. — 14. 

Sou ch- Carolina .Joseph  Belhnger,  Elias  Earle,f  James  Erving,  W, 

Lowi\de.s,*  Heniy  Middleton,*  Stephen  D.  Miller,*  Wilson  Nesbitt, 
Sterling  Tucker,  one  vacancy. — 9. 

Georgia — Joel  Abbot,  Thr)s.  W.  Cobb,  Zeddock  Cook,*  Joel  Craw- 
ford. John  Forsyth,*  W^illiam  Terrlll  — 6. 

Kentucky  — Rich.  C.  Anderson,  H-^nry  Clay,*  Joseph  Desha,*  Rich. 
M.  Jolmson,*  Anthony  New.f  Tun^tall  Quarles,  Geo.  C,  Robinson, 
Th.MTias  Speed,  David  Trimbl'*,  David  Walker. — 10. 

Tennessee — W.  G.  Blount,*  Thos.  Claiborne,  Samuel  Hogg,  Francis 
Jones,  W.  L.  Marr,  John  Rhea,f — 6. 

Ohio. — Levi  B_.rber,  Ph  l-mon  Beec'ner,  John  W.  Campbell,  Wra.  H. 
Hanson,*  Samuel  Herreck.i  Peter  Hiichcock. — 6. 

Louisiana. — Thomas  B.  11  ibcii^on* — 1. 

Indiana  — Wiiliiim  H-ndricks.* — 1. 

.Mississipfii  — Geoi'ge  Poindextcr.f— 1. 

Illiu'iis  Territory, — Nathaniel  Pope.*— 1. 

Missouri  — John  Scott.* — 1. 

Alabama  Territory,  (Not known.) 

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PAXTON  S 


POLITICAL  DESIGN  \T10N 

Of  the  14th  and  15th  Congresses  of  the  United  States. 
The  following  comparative  view  is  from  the  Norfolk  Herald, 
shows  «  great  decline  of  the  power  or  spirit  of  party 

14th  CONGHESS 


It 


States. 
Vermont 
New  Hampshire 
Massachusetts* 
Rhode  Island 
Connecticut 
New  York 
New  Jersej? 
Pennsylvania 
Delaware 
Maryland 
Virginia 
North  Carolina 
South  Carolina 
Georgia 
Ohio 

Kentucky 
Tennessee 
Indiana 
I^uisiana 
Mississippi 


Demo, 
0 

0 

3 

0 

0 
21 

6 
19 

0 

4 
17 
10 

8 

6 

6 

8 

6 

1 

1 

0 


Fed. 

6 

6 
17 

2 

7 

6 

0 

4 

2 

5 

6 

o 

1 

0 
0 

12 
0 
0 
0 
0 


15th  CONG  HESS, 

Demo.     Fed. 
6 


6 
7 
0 
0 

22 
6 

19 
1 
5 

20 

11 
9 
6 
5 

10 
6 
1 
1 
1 


0 
0 

11 

2 
7 
5 
0 
4 
1 
4 
3 
2 
0 
0 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 

40 


Total,  116         67  142 

Democratic  majority  in  the  14th  Congress        49 
Do.  do.  15th        do.  102 

Giving  the  democratic  republican  side  of  the  house  the  enormous 
gain  of  53.  . 

♦  In  two  of  the  districts  of  Massachusetts  there  was  no  choice, 
which  will  accsunt  for  the  deficiency  of  that  state  in  the  present 
Congress. 

I  These  two  are  put  with  federalists,  though  they  were  more  pro- 
perly non-descripts,  or  neither-sideans.  JV/7w'  Heg. 

DEPARTMENTS  OF  THE  FEDERAL  GOVERNMENT. 

Department  of  State. 

John  Q.  Adams,  Mass.  Salary,  5000  dls.  Daniel  Brent,  chief  Clerk. 
Treasury  Department. 

William  H.  Crawford,  Ga.  Secretary.  Salary,  5000  dls.  Edward 
Jones,  principal  Clerk.— Joseph    Anderson,  Tenn.  1st  Comptroller. 

iSalary,  3500  dls. ,  chief  Clerk.     Richard  Catts,  Mass.  2d 

Comptroller.  Salary,  3500  dls.  Enoch  Reynolds,  chief  Clerk.  Ri- 
chard Harrison,  Va.  1st  Auditor.  Salary,  3000  dls.  Patrick  Farrel, 
chief  Clerk.  William  Lee,  2d  Auditor.  Salavy,  3000  dls.  James 
Eakin,  chief  Clerk.  Peter  Hagner,  P?.  3d  Auditor.  Salary,  3000  dls. 
James  Thompson,  chief  Clerk-  Constant  Freeman,  4th  Auditor.  Sa- 
lary, 3000  dls.  T.  H.  Gillis,  chief  Clerk.  Stephen  Pleasonton,  5th 
Auditor.  Salary,  3000  dls.  Andrew  Ross,  chief  Clerk  Thomas  Tu- 
dor Tucker,  Va.  Treasurer.    Salarv,  3000  dls.    Samuel  Brook,  chief 


PHILADELPHIA   REGISTER.  IxiU 

Clerk.  Joseph  Nourse,  Va.  Register.  Salary,  3000  dls.  Joshua  Daw- 
son, chief  Clerk.  Samuel  H.  Smith,  Commissioner  of  Revenue.  Salary, 
3000  dls,  Joseph  Thaw,  principal  Clerk.  Josiah  Meigs,  Commissioner 
Gen.  Land  Office.    John  Gardner,  chief  Clerk. 

TVar  Department, 

John  C.  Calhoun,  S.  C.  Secretary.  Salary,  4500  dls.  George  Gra- 
ham, chief  Clerk.  Robert  Brent,  Paymaster  General.  Salary,  2500  dls* 
Nathaniel  Fry e,jun.  chief  Clerk. 

J^avy  Department, 

Benjamin  W,  Crowninshield,  Mass.  Secretary.  Salary^  4500  dls. 
Benjamin  Homans,  chief  Clerk. 

General  Post  Office. 

Return  J,  Meigs,  Ohio,  Postmaster  General.    Salary,  3000  dls.    As- 
sistant, Abraham  Bradley,  Conn.   Salary,  1700  dls.     Seth  Pease,  Conn, 
Assistant.    Salarj',  1600.    Phineas  Bradley,  chief  Clerk. 
XL  S.  Mint  {at  Philadelphia.) 

Robert  Patterson,  Director.  Salary,  2000  dls.  James  Rush,  Trea- 
surer. Salary,  1200  dls.  Adam  Eckfeldt,  Coiner.  Salary,  1500  dls. 
Joseph  Richardson,  Assayer.  Salary,  1500  dls.  Joseph  Cloud,  Re- 
finer. Salary,  1500  dls.  Robert  Scot,  Engraver.  Salary,  1200 dls.  John 
Reich,  Assistant  Engraver,  "William  Kern,  Door  Keeper  and  Watch. 
William  M'Minn,  Carpenter  and  Adjuster.  Philip  Summers,  Melter, 
John  Mann,  Annealer.  John  Schreiner,  and  Thomas  Gray,  Pressmen* 
One  Clerk  at  %70Q—T\vo  Clerks,  each  at  §500. 

Larul  Department. 

Josiah  Meigs,  Commissioner  of  the  General  Land  Office.  Edward 
Tiffin,  Surveyor  General.  Sulary,  2000  dls.  Office  at  Chilicothe,  Ohio. 
Thomas  Freeman,  Surveyor,  south  of  Tennessee,  Salary,  2000  dls. 
Office  at  Washington,  Miss.  Ter.  William  Rector,  Surveyor  of  lUi- 
nois  and  Missoiu*i  Territories.    John  Coffee, 

Judiciary, 

John  Marshall,  of  Virginia,  Chief  Justice  of  the  United  States.— 
Salary,  4000  dls.— -Associate  Judges,  Bushrod  Washington,  Ya.  Wil' 
liam  Johnson,  jun.  S.  C.  B.  Livingston,  N.  Y.  Thomas  Todd,  Ky 
Gabriel  Duval,  Md.    Joseph  Storey,  Mass.     Salary,  §3500  each. 

Attorney  General  of  the  United  States,  William  Wirt,  of  Virginia. 
Salary,  3000  dls. 

DISTRICT  JUDGES. 
District  of  Maine,  David  Sewall ;  JVeiv  Ifampshire,  John  S.  Sher. 
burne ;  Massachusets,  John  Davis  ;  Rhode  Island^  David  Howell ;  Ver. 
mont,  Elijah  Paine  ;  Connecticut^  Pierpont  Edwards  ;  Ji/ew  York^{C}deJ 
Judge y  M.  B.  Talmadge  ;  {Additional  Judge)  Wm.  P.  Van  Ness  ;  JVe-u- 
Jersey,  Wm.  S.  Pennington  ;  Pennsylvania,-\  Richard  Peters ;  Delaiuare, 

John  Fisher  ;  Mainland,  James  Houston  ;  Virginia,  St. George  Tucker ; 
JsJ'orth  Carolina,  Henry  Potter ;  South  Carolina,  John  Drayton  ;  Georgia, 
William  Stevens ;  Kentticky,  Robert  Trimble  ;  Tennessee,  John  M'- 
Nairy  ;  0}do,  Charles  W.  Bird  ;  Indiayia,  Benjamin  Park  }  Louisiana, 
Dominic  A.  Hall;  Columbia,  {Chief  Judge)  William  Cranch  ;  Assiat/ont 
Judges,  Buckner  Thruston,  James  S.  Mosrell. 

Supreme  Court  of  the  United  States. 
t  It  is  held  at  Philadelphia,  on  the  11th  day  of  April  and  October. 


lxi,V  PAXTON'S 

CLERKS    TO     THE     SUPREME,     CIRCUIT,    AND    DISTRICT 

COURTS. 

Sttpreme  Court,  Elias  B-  Caldwell ;  District  of  JVctv  Hampshire,  Jona- 
than Steel ;  Maine,  Henry  Sewall ;  JHassachueetts,  William  S.  Shaw  , 
Rhode  /s/a7ir/,  EdmondT.  Ellery  ;  Ff^??^o7^i;,Cepllas  Smith;  Connecticut, 
Henry  Edwards ;  JVeu)  York,  (south  dist.)  Theron  Rudd ;  (north  disi.) 
R.R.Lansing;  J^ev>  Jersey ,  Robert  Bogg"s ;  Pennsylvunia,liaiv\ddi\(i- 
well ;  Dela^vare,  A.  Jones  ;  JUatyland,  Phihp  Moore  ;  Virginia,  Richard 
Jeffries  ;  JVorth  Carolina,  William  H  Haywood  ;  South  Carolina,  James 
Jervay ;  Georgia.  John  J,  Bullock  ;  Kentucky,  John  H.  Hanna;  Tennes- 
see, Robert  M.  Gavock  ;  Ohio,  Humphrey  Fullerlon;  Louisiana,  Wil- 
liam Claiborne;  Columbia,  (Wash,  county)  William  Brent;  (Alex. 
county)  Deneale. 

DISTRICT  ATTORNIES. 

J^ctu  Hampshire,  Daniel  Hnmphries ;  Maine,  William  P.  Preble  ; 
Massachusetts,  Gerrge  Blake;  Rhode  Island,  Asher  Robbins;  Connec- 
ticut, Hezekiah  Huntington ;  Vermont,  Tims  Hutchinson,  JVew  York, 
{smith  dist.)  Jonathan  Fisk ;  (north  dist.)  Roger  Skinner;  Aetr  Jersey ^ 
Joseph  M'llvaine  ;  Pennsylvania,  Charles  Jared  IngersoU  ;  Delaware^ 
George  Read,  jun.;  J^aryland,  Elias  Glenn  ;  Virginia,  William  Wirt ; 
J^orth  Carolina,  James  M*Kay  ;  So%ith  Carolina,  Thomas  Parker ;  Geor- 
gia, William  Davies ;  Kentucky,  Robert  Wickliffe ;  East  Te7inessee, 
John  M'Campbell;  West  Tennessee,  JohnE.  Beck  ;  Ohio,  Samuel  Her- 
rick;  Columbia.  Walter  Jones,  jun. ;  Louisiana,  John  Dick:  Indiaiui, 
Thomas  H.  Blake. 

MARSHALS. 

JSTeiv  JIampshire,  Michael  M'Clary ;  Maine,  Thomas  G.  Thornton  ; 
JUassachusetts,  James  Prince ;  Rhode  Is/and,  Ebenezer  K.  Dexter  ; 
Connecticut,  Robert  Fairchild;  Vermont,  David  Robinson  ;  JVe-w  York, 
{touth  dist  )  Thomas  Morris  ;  (north  dist.)  John  W.  Livingston  ;  A'eu 
Jersey,  Oliver  Wayne  Ogd en  ;  Pennsylvania,  John  Smith;  TJelatvare, 
James  Brobson  ;  Maryland,  Paul  Bentalou  ;  Virginia,  A  ndrew  jMoorc ; 
^orth  Carolina,  Beverly  Daniel ;  South  Carolina,  Morton  A.  Waring  ; 
Georgia,  John  Eppinger  ;  Kentucky,  John  T.  Mason  ;  East  Tennessee, 
Charles  I.  Porter;  West  Tennessee,  John  Childress,  jun. ;  0/j?o,  John 
Hamm  ;  Columbia,  Washington  Boyd;  Louisiana,  Michael  Reynolds  ; 
Indiana,  John  Vawter, 

TERRITORIAL  GOVERNMENTS. 

LOCAL. 

The  Govemers  of  Territories  have  a  local  superintendency  of  Indian 
affairs,  ex  officio,  within  the  limits  of  their  respective  territorial  ju- 
risdictions. 

Missouri  Territory. 
William  Clark,  Ky.  Governor.    Salary  2000  dls.    Frederick  Bates, 

Secretary.     Salary  1000  dls.     Judges,  Silas  Benl,  John  B.  C,  Lucas, 

William  Sprigg,  each  1000.  Additional  Judge,  George  Bullit.  Charles 

Lucas,  Attorney.    Henry  Dodge,  Marshal. 

Illinois   Territory. 
K'inian  Edwards,  Ky.  Governor.     Salary  2000  dls.    Joseph  Philips, 

Secretary.     Salary  1000  dls.     Judges,  Jesse  B.  Thomas,  Alexander 

Stewart,  Thomas  Towlas,  each  1200  dls.    Wm.  Mears,  Attorney. 

Philip  Fouche,  Marshal 


PHItADELPHIA    REGISTE*. 


Ixv 


Lewis  fcass,  Governor 


Michigan  Territory. 


i>ewiscass,  t,ovemor.     William  Woodbridee,  Secretary.    Judres 
Augustus  B.  Woodward,  James  Witherell,  John  Griffir    ^         ^  ' 
Alabama   Territory. 
William  W.  Bibb,  Ga.  Governor. 


J^atnes. 

Alert, 

Asp,     - 

Block-ship, 

Boxer,  - 

Constitution, 

Constellation, 

Cong-ress, 

Corporation, 

Confiance, 

Cyane, 

Detroit,    - 

Despatch, 

Erie, 

Enterprise,   - 
Etna, 
Eagle, 
Pranklin, 
Fulton  1st.    - 
Firebrand, 
Pox, 

juerriere, 
General  Pike, 
5hent, 
lornet, 
lornet,     - 
iidependence, 
ava, 

ohn  Adams*, 
efferson, 
^nes, 
ouisiana, 
awrence, 
N.  B.    There 
lilding. 


UNITED  STATES  NAVY. 

Cuns.      JVames. 

—  Linnet, 

—  Lynx, 

~  Lady  of  the  Lake, 

16  Macedonian,     - 

44  Mohawk, 

36  Madison, 

36  Niagara, 

—  Nonsuch, 
32  Ontario, 
18  Oneida, 
18  Peacock, 

2      Prometheus,     - 

18  Porcupine,    - 

bomb.  Queen  Charlotte, 

bomb.  Ranger, 

12  Raven,      - 

74  Superior, 

—  Saratoga, 

6  Sylph, 

4  Saranac,    - 
44  Spark, 
24  Spitfire,    - 

1  Surprise, 

18  Tom  Bowline, 

5  Ticonderoga, 
74  Tickler, 
44  Torpedo, 

—  United  States, 
18  Vesuvius, 
18  Vengeance, 

—  Washington, 
20 

are  several  ships  of  the  line  as  well 


Guns. 
16 
5 
1 
36 
32 
18 
18 
6 
18 
14 
18 
12 
1 
14 


44 

22 

16 

16 

12 

bomb, 

6 

12 

14 

s.  arms. 

44 
bomb, 
bomb. 

74 


as  fri^ptes 


Barges,  Galleys,  Gun- Boats,  &c. 
•DO"''*  15  Barges, 

6  Galleys, 
1  Anchor  iioy. 
Gun  boat, ' 
Gun  boat, 
14  Barges, 
Gun  boat, 

t  Chai-leston,  S.  C.  gUS  boat! 

f2 


t  Sackett's  Har 
t  Whitehall, 
I  B  iston, 
t  Nf  wpoi't, 
t  New- York, 
L  Baltimore, 
I  Norfolk, 


no  armament. 
2  guns  each, 

No.  95 
No.    8 

No.  72 

?^o.  76 

•     No.    9 


Ixvi 


At  New-Orlear; 


PAX TON  5 

Gun  boat, 

No.  lu 

Gun  boaty 

No.  158 

Gun  boat, 

No.  168 

Gun  boat, 

No.  149 

Gun  boat. 

No.  154 

Gun  boat. 

No.  155 

Bull  dog, 

(felucca) 

2  guns 

Two  Barges  and  two  Launches. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  THE  NAVAL  BOARD. 
JoH>'  RoDGEBs,  Stkphex  Decatcr,  David  PonxEH,  J.  Jv.  Pauidihg^ 
Secretary, 


CAPTAINS  OF  U.  S.  NAVY. 
Alexander  Murray,  John  Rodgers,  James  Barron,  William  Bain-r 
bridge,  Hugh  G.  Campbell,  Stephen  Decatur,  Thomas  Tingey,  Charles 
Stewart,  Isaac  Hull,  Isaac  Uhauncy,  John  Sliaw,  John  H.  Dent,  David 
Porter,  John  Casiin,  Samuel  Eviins,  Jacob  Jones,  Charles  Morris,  Ar- 
thur Sinclair,  Oliver  H.  Perry,  Thomas  Macdonough,  Lewis  Wai-iing- 
ton,  Joseph  Bi^inbridge,  William  M,  Crane,  James  T.  Leonard,  James 
Biddle,  Charles  G.  Ridgeley,  Robert  T.  Spence,  Daniel  T.  Patterson,. 
Samuel  Angus,  Melancthorn  T.  Woolsey,  John  Orde  Creighlon,  Ed- 
ward Trenchard,  John  Downes,  John  D.  Henley. 


MASTERS  COMMANDANT  U.  S.  NAYY. 

Jesse  D.  Ell, oit,  Robert  Henley,  Stephen  Cassin,  Daniel  S.  Dexter,. 
James  Renshaw,  David  Deacon,  Louis  Alexis,  Michael  B.  Carrol,  Sid- 
ney Smith,  Thomas  Brown,  Nathaniel  Haraden,  S.muel  Woodhouse^ 
Chas.  C.  B.  Thompson,  Alexander  S.  Wudsworth,  George  W.  Rodgers,, 
George  C.  Read,  Henr>  E.  Ballard,  Thomas  Gamble,  William  Carter, 
jun.  Joseph  J.  Nicholson,  John  H.  Elton,  Edmund  P.  Kennedy,  Alex.-^ 
ander  J.  Dallas,  John  B.  Nicholson,  Beekman  V.  Hoffman. 

LIEUTENANTS  U.  S.  NAVY. 

Francis  J.  Mitchell,  George  Merrill,  Joseph  Nicholson,  John  Petti, 
grew,  Wolcott  Chiiuncy,  Jesse  Wilkinson,  George  Budd,  Thomas  AJ 
C.Jones,  Joseph  S.  Macpherson,  John  Porter,  William  Fmch,  Willianj 
B.  Shubrick,  Henry  Weils,  Benjamin  W.  Booth,  Alexander  CiaxtoiJ 
Enos  R.  Davis,  Charles  W.  Morkan,  Samuel  P.  Mucomber,  Raj  more 
H.  Perry,  Lawrence  Keainev,  Wi.liam  H.  Watson,  Thomas  Hendry 
jun.  Foxhall  A.  Parker,  Edward  R   M'Call,  Daniel  Turner,  Williar 
H.  Allen,  David  Conner,  John  Gallagher,  Thomas  H.  Stevens,  Henry  S 
Newcomb,  James  P.  Oellers,  AVilliam  M.  Hunter,  John  D.  Sloat.  JoW 
Packett,  William  H.  Cock  ,  Matthew  C.  Perry,  Charles  W.  Skinnej 
Joseph  SViagg,  Samuel  W.  Adams,  John  R.  Madison,  Dugomier  Taj 
lor,  George  Pearce,  Frederick  W.  Smith,  Nathaniel  D.  Nicholsoi 
Oiho  Norris,  John  T.  Newton,  P.  A.  1.  P.  Jones,  Samuel  Henley,  I 
H.  M  Conklin,  Joseph  Smitli,  Lawrence  Rosseau,  George  W.  Store 
Lewis  German,  Joseph  Cassin,  Robert  M.  Rose,  Beverly  Kennon,  B( 
ward  Shubrick,  Charles  A.  Budd,  Francis  H.  Gregory,  John  M.  Maui 
Benjamin  Cooper,  Phillip  F.  Voorhees,  Henry  Gilliam,  Juhn  H.  Glac 
William  D.  Salter,  Wdliam   A.  Spencer,  William  L.  Gordon,  Dav 
Geisinger,  Richard  Winter,  John  Percival,  Jamrs  Ramage,  William  " 
Titylor,  Me*rvine,,  P.  Mix,  Thomas  M.  Newell,  Charles  S.  M«Caul^ 
Jclm  H.  Bell,  Dulany  Forrest,  Bladen  Dulany.  Francis  B.  Gamble,  | 


PHILADELPHIA   REGISTER.  ixvii 

retard  Dashiell,  John  Tayloe,  George  B,  M'Cullocb,  Robert  Spedden, 
Thomas  T  Webb,  Walter  G.  Anderson,  Stephen  Champlin,  Charles 
T.  Stallings,  James  M«Gowan,  William  Lowe,  Elie  A.  F.  Vallette., 
John  H.  AuUck,  Charles  T.  Clark,  Silas  Duncan,  Thomas  S.  Cunning- 
ham, Isaac  M'Keever,  Robert  F.  Stockton,  Nathaniel  L.  Monlgomerj', 
Walljer  N  Monteath,  Silas  H.  Stringham,  George  W.  Vuncleve,  Paul 
Zantzinger,  Charles  E.  Crowley,  William  Luughton,  Nelson  Webster, 
William  A.  G.  Farragut,  Richard  G.  Edwards,  William  Mervine,  Wil- 
liam K.  Latimer,  Isaac  Mayo,  Thomas  Crabb,  Edwj-rd  B  Babbit,  Geo. 
Hamersley,  Thomas  Fame,  jun.  John  Hill,  jun.  James  Armstrong, 
Joseph  Smoot,  Robert  B.  Randolph,  William  Berry,  Sumt.iel  L  Breese, 
John  Evans,  Benjamin  Page.  jun.  John  T.  Ritchie,  John  A.  Wish,  John 
Gwinn,  William  A.  Weaver,  Thomas  W.  Wyman,  Jf«mes  L  .Morns, 
John  A.  Celebes,  James  Mork,  Andrew  Fitzhugh,  WiiliaiTi  M.  Cald- 
well, John  K.  Carter,  Joseph  Cross,  Abraham  S.  Ten  Eick,  Thomas 
Hamersley,  John  White,  William  M.  Robins,  liobert  Field,  Hiram 
Paulding,' Enoch  Lowe,  Jonathan  D.  Wdiianiso,  Charles  L.  Sprirger, 
Charles  Boarman,  William  L  Belt,  William  Boerum,  Thomas  K  Bow- 
yer,  Charles  H.  Caldwell,  Thomas  A.Coaover,  Archibald  S.  Campbell, 
Nathaniel  Carter,  jun.  Alexander  Eskridge,  French  Forest,  Edgar 
Freeman,  John  1)  Fischer,  Edward  Greenwell,  Charles  Gaunt,  John  H. 
Graham,  George  W.  Isaacs,  Enoch  H.  J^hns,  W.liiam  Jameson,  Charles 
Lacey,  John  C.  Long,  Wdli  ini  E  M'Kenney,  William  J.  M'Cluiiey, 
Jame's  Nicholson,  William  W.  Rumsay,  James  W.  H.  R<y,  Ebenezer 
Ridgeway,  Clement  W.  Stephens,  Robert  E.  S-arcy,  T!u,ma^  A.  Tip- 
pett,  James  B.  Taylor,  William  Taylor,  Ralph  Voorhees,  Charles  L. 
Williamson,  Henry  R.  Warner,  Henry  Ward,  Uriah  P.  Levy,  James 
Trant. 

GENERAL  STAFF  OF  U.  S.  ARMY, 

Jacob  Brown,  major  general. 

Andrew  Jackson,  major  general. 

Alexander  Macomb,  brigadier  general,  ma^^.  ^en.  brev. 

Edmund  P.  Gaines,  brigadier  general,  mag  gen.  brev. 

Winfield  Scott,  brigadier  general,  r,tag.  gen.  brev. 

Eleazer  W.  Ripley,  brigadier  general,  mug.  gen.  brev. 

Daniel  Parker,  adjutant  and  inspector  general,  brig,  gen,  brev 

Robert  Butler,  adjutant  general,  coi.  brev. 

Charles  K.  G  trdner,  adjutant  general,  col  brev. 

Arthur  P.  Hayne,  inspector  general,  col.  brev. 

John  E.  Wool,  inspector  general,  coi.  brev. 

Charles  J.  N;;urse,  assistant  adjutant  general,  maj.  brev. 

Chn'on  Wright,  assistant  adjutant  general,  vuij.  brev. 

R.  M.  Kirby,  assistant  adjutant  general,  maj.  brev. 

Perrin  Wdlis,  assistant  adjutant  general,  maj.  brev. 

G.  H.  Man:gault,  assistant  inspec  or  general,  ^ni.;.  brev. 

John  M.  D  ivis,  assistant  inspector  general,  nmj.  brev. 

Francis  S.  Btlton,  assistant  inspector  general,  maj.  brev. 

Wdham  M'Donald,  assistant  inspector  general,  maj.  brev. 

Joho  Anderson,  topogr>;p!Hcal  engineer,  maj.  gen. 

Isaac  Roherdeati,  topographical  engmeer,  maj.  brev. 

John.  J.  Abert,  topographical  enginetr,  maj.  brev. 

Tames  Kearney,  topographical  engineer,  inaj.  b'^ev. 


^-^^'^"  PAXTON-6 


Ix^    Stephen  H.  Long,  topogi-aphical  engineer  mai  br.-  \ 

Wmkm  t"?I  '"'• '^'  topographical  engineei.  ;. 

Wilham  T.  Poussm,  assistant  t.opofrraDhical  en^in^^r  ' 

James  R.  Mullany,  quarter  mastLfener^  J/  ^drT.* 
A«    James  Gibson,  quarter  master  genefal,  col  brv 

C.Vandeventer,  deputvoiiarf^r  T«oc.f«.,     '■ '"^^-  < 

5  INTERCOURSE  WH-HForeIGN  NATION? 

BrPLOMiTIC     BirAHTXElTT. 

c-  K    JO    ,       J^^Mners  Pknifiotentiaru 

Kicnard  Riisli,  to  Great  Brifain      Ati-^»»^  n    •' 
Pmkney.  to  St.  Petersburg  unT^Vs'^^^^^^^           ^°  r^^"^^-     ^^ ..  . 
therlands.      Thomas  SunftertnS      V    ^V^^'t!"  E^stzs,    to  the  Ne. 
Russell,  to  Swede^      gZ^^I'w  ^t^t'^Ti  ^''"^^  ^^-     "Jonathan 
each  per  annum.  ^  ^'''"^'  '°  ^P^'" Salary,  §9000 


Coxsrrs  OP  TH.  Uxxr.n  States  ix  roKBi.x  cox^xhixs 


.Tames  Luke,  Belfast.  Thomas  E  gli  h  DubUn  f""7*^  "f'^"^' 
Joel  Hart,  Leith.  Thomus  Wynnf  TuVks  Jand  'w'^-^'^S^^^^'- 
Kingston  upon  Hull.  '         iurKs  island.       Wilham  Davy, 

In  France  and  its  defiendenrip^ 
I^iaac  Cox  Barnett.  Paris.     Daniel  StrXv  «     / 
son,Nantz.     Eduard   Cfvrrch     L'Orient      'q^°'". ''"''     «^"ry  Wll- 
seilles.     Robert  Sierry,L'.RochelleT-  t^'k""   ^atJialan,"  Mar- 
ben  G.  Beasl.y,  Havre^  le  Grace       PhT^n'Tl''  p  ^''"'^'  ^^'^'■^-     ^'^^ 
Tohn  Mitchell;  Martinique.     MarHn^B.cS.m,  TslforFra^cf ^^^"^^- 
'^'              I^^  Russia. 
John  Levitt  Harris,  St.  Petersbm-p-       \t«.^    ■»»   t, 
,  Arcangel.                ^^^''-Otug.      Moses  M.  Russell,  Riga.     -_ 

In  Spain  and  its  defiendencies. 
--,  Cadiz. 


Barcelona.  John  \f  Baker  T^rro"!  -»  :^licant.  Richard  M.  Call, 
jorca  &  \^\cT  T^Zr^^lt  ZZT^^  '"^  I'"  ^«'^«  «"  Minorca.  Ma-' 
ier,  Mont.  Video  SbdKhRch'  ^Z"""  ""^'''n  '^^'^'=^'"  ^-  ^^^'^- 
Malaga.     R.chard  S    Hacktv   it   i  ^'^^'"^f\      ^^^^^ge    G.    BarreJl, 

ner,ffl  Andrew  Stewl  f  i  Unl  of^  M°nM,  ^""^^  'l'""'^'^  ^^'^"^  «^  ■'^-- 
of  Porto  Rico.     Alexanl\.Hl';;VoU^^^^^         John  AVamer.  I.land 

T-.-,pi  P  M  ^^.-^'^''^'^Sa^  ^nd  its  dcfiendencie.^. 

Jrr  ^jrhnT&^^l^^av^i  /it"  "^-^^^^-^  I^^-d  of  Ma- 
Rav.  Pernambiico  J^se  das  S.n  '  \f"'- '  ^'^  ^"'^*^°''-  '^o^^P* 
Elisha  Field,  C.  de  Verd  Islands  "        "'  ^'^'"^  ^^  ^^-^anhas. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  Ixik 

In  Sweden. 
Joseph  Ficklii),  St.  Bartholomews. 

In  Denmark  and  its  de/iendencies. 
John  M.  Forbes,  consul-general,  Copenhagen.     Robert  M,  Harrison, 
consul,  Island  of  St.  Thomas,     Robert  Jaques,  Island  of  St.  Cruz. 
Holland  and  its  dejiendencics. 

— ,  consul-general,  Amsterdam.    George  Joy,  consul, 

Rotterdam.  Emanuel  Wambersie,  Ostend.  Joshua  Clibborn,  Ant- 
werp. John  B.  Frazier,  island  of  Curracao.  Wm.  Gamble,  Island  of 
St.  Eustatia. 

IIanseto'rv?is. 
Edward  Wyer,  Hamburgh.      Frederick  J.  Wichelhauson,  Bremen. 
Philip  Marck,  Franconia-     Wm.  Clark,  Embden. 
Tuscany f  Austria^  China. 
Thomas  Appleton,  Leghorn.     William  H.  Barney,  Triest.     Benja- 
min C.  Wilcox,  Canton. 

In  the  Kingdom,  of  jXa files. 
Alexander  Hammet,  Consul,  Naples.    John  Broadbent,  Messina. 
William  Porter,  Palermo. 

In  Barbary. 
William  Shaler,  Consul  General,  Algiers.    Thomas  D.  Anderson, 
Consul,  Tunis.     William  B.  Jones,  Tripoli.     James  Simpson,  Tangier. 
John  O.  Sullivan,  Mogadore. 

MINISTERS,  CONSULS,  AND  COMMISSARIES   OF   FOREIGN 

POWERS. 

RESIDENT  ly  THE  UXITED  SLATES. 

From  France. 

His  Excellency  M.  Hyde  de  Neuviile,  Envoy  Extraordinary,  and  Mini- 
ster  Plenipotentiary,  from  France  to  the  United  States  of  America. 

Mr.  Roth,  Secretary  of  Legation. 

Mr.  Bourgueney,  attached  to  the  Legation. 

Mr.  Petry,  Consul  General,  ad  interim^  to  the  United  States,  at  Phila- 
delphia. 

Mr.  Berard,  eleve  Vice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

Mr.  De  Valnais,  Consul,  Boston. 

Mr.  Le  Comte  D'Espinville,  Consul,  New  York. 

Mr.  Angelucci,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

Ml-.  Couteaux,  Vice  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Mr.  Buchet  de  Martigny,  Vice  Consul,  adinteiim,  Norfolk, 

Mr.  Le  Marquis  deFougeres,  Consul,  (Jharleston,  S.  C 

Mr. ,  Consul,  ad  inieritn,         do. 

Mr.  Le  Loup,  Vice  Cons\i\, adinteriin,  Savannah. 

Mr  Thonosson,  Agent,  Savannah. 

Mr.  Guillemin,  Consul,  ad  interim,  New  Orleans. 
From  Great  Britain. 

The  Rt.  Hon.  Charles  Bagot,  Envoy  Extraordin.iry,  and  Minister  Ple- 
nipotentiary. 

Gibbs  Crawford  Antrobus,  Esq.  Secretary  of  Legation. 

William  Henry  Hughes,  Esq.  Private  Secretary. 


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f     Anthony  St.  John  Baker,  Esq.  Consul  General. 

'     James  Baker,  Esq.  Secretary. 

James  Buchanan,  Consul  for  the  state  and  city  of  New  York 
Wilham  Dawson,  Esq.  Consul  for  Maryland,  Baltimore, 
^ainck  Savag-e,  Esq.  Consul  for  Virginia,  Norfolk. 

Charlest^''"'^'^*  ^'^"  ^°"^"^  ^""'^  ^'  *"^  S.  Carolina,  and  Georgia 
John  Davidson,  Esq.  Consul  for  Louisiana,  New  Orleans, 
treorge  Manners,  Esq.  Consul  for  Boston. 
John  Barnard  Gilpin,  E.q.  do.  for  Newport,  R.  I. 

Jerse^°''^^^^°"'  ^'^'  ^°"*"^  ^'^'"  ^^^**^«^lP^a»  Delaware  and  West 

James  Patton,  Esq.  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 

James  Wallace,  Esq.  Vice  Consul,  Savannah. 

James  Stewart,  Esq.  Consul,  New  London. 

,  Burgoin,  Vice  Consul,  Wilmington,  N.  C. 

■From  Russia. 

His  ExceUency  Andre  de  Daschkoff,  Envoy  Extraordinary  and  Mini, 
ster  Plenipotentiary. 

Theodore  Ivanoff,  Counseller  of  Legation. 

George  Ellisen,  Secretary  of  Legation. 
Nicholas  Kosloff,  Consul  General,  Philadelphia 
Alexy  Eusiaphieve,  Consul,  Boston. 
T.  Swift,  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 
^-  ^-  Bogert,  Vice  Consul,  New  York. 
Edw.  Hollander,  Vice  Consul,  New  Orleans. 
Edward  J.  Coale,  Agent,  Baltimore. 
Fortescue  Whittle,  Agent,  Norfolk. 
John  Prince,  Agent,  Salem. 
Ebenezer  Mayo,  Agent,  Portland, 
Sanauel  Snow,  Agent,  Providence. 
Letit  Villere,  Agent,  Savannah. 

-From  Spain. 

^'l^%^^}^''%?*^  ^'T'".^^  ^"^'»  ^""«^er  Plenipotentiary,  and  En 
voy  Extraordinary,  Washington. 

Don  Lewis  Noele,  Secretary  of  Legation,  V/ashington. 

Don  Francis  Stoughton,  attached  to  the  Legation,  Washington. 

Don  Francis  Cavellero  Sarmiento,  ditto  Philadelphia. 

Don  Bartolome  Rengueneh,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 

Don  Thomas  Stougliton,  Consul,  New  York 

Don  Juan  Stoughton,  Consul  for  New  Hampshire,    Massachusetts, 

Connecticut,  Vermont  and  Rhode  Island,  Boston.  ^^^^^^^^^ 

Don  Pablo  Chacon,  Consul,  Norfolk. 
Don  Juan  B.  Barnabau,  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Don  Antonio  Argotte  Vilalobus,  Consul  for  Charleston. 
Don  Pelipe  Falio,  Consul,  New  Orleans. 
Don  Carolus  Mulvi,  Vice  Consul,  Savannah. 
Don  Torquin  Zamorano,  Consul  of  Alexandria,  D.  C. 

-From  Portugal, 
His  Excellency  M.  Correa  de  Seirn,  Minister  Plenipotentiary  of  his 

Majesty,  King  of  Portugal,  Brazil  and  A  Igarves,  Philadelphia. 
Joseph  Rudemakt:r,  Consul  General,  Philadelphia, 
bimon  S.  Goodwyn,  Consul,  Bostoji. 


PHILADELPHIA   REGISTER.  IXX? 

Jaaquin  Jose  Vasques,  jr.  Consul,  New  York. 
John  Vaiighan,  Acting  Vice  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
Robert  Barry,  Consul,  Baltimore 
Lewis  Deblois,  Consul,  Washington  City. 
Joao  P.  Calhorda,  Consul,  Wilmington,  N.  C. 
Carlos  Mulvey,  Consul,  Charleston. 

From  Denmark. 
His  Excellency  P.  Pedersen,  Rcsidejw  from  the  Court  of  Denmark, 

and  Consul  General,  Philadelphia. 
John  Bohlen,  Vice  Consul,  do. 
George  Hammeken,  Consul,  New  York. 
Charles  W.  Green,  Vice  Consul,  Boston. 
Frederick  William  Brune,  Vice  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Jonathan  Swift,  Vice  Consul,  Alexandria. 
Moses  JMyers,  Vice  Consul,  Norfolk. 
Joseph  Winthrop,  Vice  Consul,  Charleston,  South  Carolina. 
Richard  Relf,  Vice  Consul,  Ntw  Orleans. 

From  Siveden  and  JVorway. 
His  Excellency  M,  de  Kantzow,  Minister  Resident, 
Henry  Gahn,  Acting  Consul  General,  New  York. 
H.  Aguilon,  Consul,  Baltimore. 
Bernard  Dahlgren,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
S.  Blagge,  Commercial  Agem,  Boston. 
R.  Rogers,  jr.  do.  Providence,  R.  I. 
J.  Swift,  do.  Alexandria,  D.  C. 
J.  B.  Cunningham,  do.  Washington,  N.  C. 
Edmund  Bridge,  jr.  do.  Wilmington,  N.  Carolina. 
Joseph  Winthrop,  do.  Charleston,  South  Carolina, 
William  Taylor,  do.  Savannah. 
R.  D.  Shepherd,  do.  New  Ooleans. 

Prussia. 
His  Excellency  T.  Graham,  Minister  Resident  and  Consul  Genera!, 
'  Sass,  Secretary. 

From  the  United  JVetherlands. 
ais  Excellency  J.  W.  Ten  Caie,  Charge  d'Affaires,  Washington. 
P.  G.  Lechleitner,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
F.  L.  Wentrop,  Esq.   Consul,  Boston, 
r,  C.  Zimmerman,  Consul,  New  York. 
3.  S.  Konig,  Consul,  Baltimore, 
fonathan  Swifr,  Consul,  Alexandria. 
y/r»ses  R'ljer,  Consul,  Norfolk, 
lames  Holmes,  Consul,  Ciiarleston. 
rhomas  Wright,  Consul,  Savannah, 
IVilliam  Nolt,  Consul,  New  Orleans. 

COMMISSIONERS  OF  BOUNDARY. 

Under  the  fourth  article  of  the  Treaty  of  Ghent, 

ON  THE  PART  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

ohn  Holmes,  Commissioner.     James  T.  Austin,  Agent. 

ox  THE  PART  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN. 

rhomas  Barclay,  Commissioner.    Ward  Chipman,  Agent. 


IXX'ii  FAXTON  S 

Under  the  5th  article  of  the  Treaty, 

ON  THE  PAIIT  OF  TIH:  r.  S. 

C.  P.  Van  Ness,  Commissioner.     William  C.  Bradley,  Agent.    Britislj 

Commissioner  and  Agent  not  known. 

Under  the  6th  and  7  th  articles  of  the  Treaty. 

OW  THE  PART  OF  THE  U.  S. 

P.  B,  Porter,  Commissioner.     Samuel  Hawkins,  Agent.    British  Com' 
missioner  and  Agent  not  known 
Commissioners  to  treat  with  the  Indians. 

Major  General  Andrew  Jackson,  His  Excellency  Joseph  M'Minn  of 
Tennessee,  and  General  David  Meriwether  of  Georgia,  Commission' 
ers  to  treat  wilii  the  Cherokee  Tribe  or  nation  of  Indians. 

His  E-tcellency  Lewis  Cass,  Governor  of  the  Michigan  Territory,  and 
Duncan  M' Arthur,  late  a  Brigadier  General  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States,  Commissioners  to  treat  with  all  or  any  of  the  Tribes 
or  nations  of  Indians,  within  the  boundaries  of  the  slate  of  Oh  •).        | 


t 


David  B.  Mitchel,  Esq.  of  the  state  of  Georgia,  Commissioner  to  treats 
wiiti  the  Creek  nation  of  Indians.  ^ 

His  Excellency  William  Clark,  Governor  of  the  Missouri  Territory,! 
and  His  Excellency  Ninian  Edwards,  Governor  of  the  Illinois  Terri-  t 
tory,  Commissioners  to  treat  with  the  Potowotamies  and  other 
Tribes  of  Indians  in  the  Illinois  Territory. 

EXPORTS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

From  a  statement  of  the  secretary  of  the  treasury  to  congress,  it  ap 
neavs  that  the  value  of  the  exports  of  the  United  States,  for  a  year 
Ending  the  30th  September,  1816,  was  eighty  one  millions,  nine  hun- 
dred  and  twenty  thousand,  four  hundred  and  fifty  two  dollars, 
^8l9>a,452)  of  which  64,781,896,  were  of  domestic  materials, 
and'  17,ir>8,556  of  foreign.  Of  the  domestic  pDducts  exported 
7  293  000  were  the  produce  of  the  forest;  of  Acr'iculture  53,354,000, 
of  Manufactures  1,755,000 ;  of  uncertain  origin  1,049,000.  The  i  lal 
amouU  exported  to  the  possessions  of  for-.gn  powers  the  largest 
amount  (39,184,558)  was  to  those  of  Great  Brit  an,  the  next  largest 
12  lo8  135)  to  those  of  France;  the  next  (8,589,718)  to  those  of 
Soaip-  to  Holland  and  Its  colonies,  5,609,524:  to  the  Hanse  towns 
and  ports  of  Germany,  3,534,500  ;  to  Portugal,  Brazil,  &c.  2,270,389 
dollars.  The  total  exports  from  the  several  states  .^"d  territories  du- 
ring the  year  before  mentioned  was  in  the  foUowif^'g"  proportion  : — 
From  New  Hampshire,  140,293— Vermont,  892,594— Massachusetts 
10,136,439— Rhode  Island,  612,794— Connecticut,  593,806— New 
York,  19,690,031— New  Jersey,  9,746— Pennsylvania,  7,196,246— »e. 
laware,  56,217— Maryland,  7,338  767— Virginia,  8,212,860— North 
Carolina,  1,328,735— South  Carolina,  10,849,409— Georg.^,  7,511.939 
—Ohio,  1,305— Louisiana,  5,602,948 — District  of  Columbia,  1.680,811 
—Territory  of  the  United  States,  65,522. Total,  ^81,920.451. 

UNITED  STATES*  POST  OFFICE  ESTABLISHMENT. 

The  P(jst  Office  Establishment  is  under  the  direction  of  a  Post  Mas- 
ter  General,  whose  office  is  called  the  General  Post  Office,  and  is  kept 
at  the  seat  of  government. 

Congress,  by  special  act,  establishes  such  post  roads  as  appear  to 
them  expedient.    At  this  time  there  is  a  main  post  road  which  extends 


PHILADELPHIA    REGICT'ER.  Ixxifi 

1733  miles  from  Robbinstown,  on  the  north-eastern  extremity  of  the  sea- 
coast  of  the  United  States,  to  St.  Mar>'s  on  the  south-eastern  extremi- 
ty ;  and  another  main  post  road,  which  leads  from  tlie  seat  of  ffov^rn- 
ment  to  New  Orleans,  being  a  distance  of  1233  miles,  and  branches  or 
cross  roads,  which  keep  up  a  communication  between  the  capi- 
tal of  the  United  States,  and  the  capitals  of  the  individual  states, 
and  also  with  every  city  or  village  of  any  note.  The  aggregate 
of  the  extent  of  the  several  post  roads  is  about  51,600  miles. 

The  mail  is  carried  by  contracts  made  with  the  Post  Master  Gene- 
ral, who  has  divided  the  whole  into  nearly  400  routes  or  contracts,  and 
has  stipulated  fonts  conveyance  as  often  and  with  such  expedition  as 
be  finds  the  public  interest  requires.  It  runs  daily  between  the  great 
and  commercial  towns ;  twice  a  week  to  the  capitals  of  each  state  not 
commercial,  and  once  a  week  to  other  places.  The  usual  rate  of  tra- 
velling on  the  cross  roads  is  40  miles  a  day,  and  from  60  to  120  miles 
HJ  24  hours,  between  the  great  commercial  towns. 

Post  Offices  are  established  by  the  Post  Master  General,  at  such  pla- 
ces as  he  considers  expedient. 

r  '^^!r^."^  .®^*^^^.  *^^  ^^^  conveyance  of  the  mail  and  passengers, 
Irom  Belfast  m  Maine,  to  St.  Mary's  in  Georgia,  and  on  many  of  the 
cross  roads. 

RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 

For  Single  Letters^  composed  of  one  piece  of  paper. 

miles.  cGnt«. 
Any  distance  not  exceeding              ,                36  6 

Over  36  and  not  exceeding  .  80  1\) 

Over  80  —  .  .  15q  X2i 

Over  150         —  -  -  400  18  1-2 

Over  400        —  .  .  25 

Double  Letter Sy  or  those  composed  of  two  pieces  of  paper,  are  char- 
ged with  double  those  rates. 

Triple  Letters,  with  triple  those  rates. 

Quadruple  Letters,  with  quadruple  those  rates,  provided  they  weigh 
one  ounce  ;  otherwise,  with  triple  postage. 

Every  Packet,  composed  of  four  or  more  pieces  of  paper,  and  weigh- 
ing  one  ounce  or  more,  is  to  be  charged  with  single  postage  for  each 
quarter  of  kn  ounce;  except  letters  conveyed  by  water  mai)s,  which 
are  not  to  be  charged  with  more  than  quadruple  postage,  unless  the 
packets  actually  contain  more  tlian  four  distinct  letters 

J^e^spapers.  *  cents. 

iLach  paper  earned  not  over  100  miles,  -  1 

Over  100  miles  .  .  .  j  ^  2 

But  if  carried  to  any  Post  Office  in  the  state  in  which  it 
IS  prmted,  whatever  be  the  distance,  the  rate  is  1 

Mag-azinei  (C-  Pamphlets  are  rated  by  the  sheet. 
Carried  nor  over  50  miles,  per  sheet  '  .  i 

Over  50  and  not  over  100,      .  1  I  o 

Any  greater  distance,  —  .  o    ^ 


Ixxiv 


V 


PAXTON  S 


TABLE 

Of  the  Post  Office  Establishmtnt^frovi    ir89   to    JSI 

inclusive. 


«1 


p 

o 


O 

3? 
o' 


1789 

1790 

1791 

3792 

179o 

1794 

179.5 

1796 

3797 

1798 

379i> 

1800 

1801 

1802 

1S0;3 

1804 

18U5 

1806 

1807 

1808 

180^' 

1810 

1811 

1812 

1813 

1814 

1815 

1816 

18171 


75 

75 

89 

195 

209 

45') 

453 

468 

554 

639 

^77 

903 

102 

1114 

IS'JS 

1405 

1556 

1710 

1848 

1944 

2012 

2403 
i6l0 


JOOO 
3260 
)459 


> 

B 

o 

c 


o 


%27,9i5 
46,294 
67,444 
1U4,747 
128,947 
160,620 
195,L'67 
213,998 
232,977 
264  846 
280,804 
320.44 
527,045 
351,823 
389,450 
421,^73 
446,106 
478,763 
460,564 
506.634 
551,684 
587,247 
649.208 
703,155 
7-ZQ,?>70 
,043,065 
961.011 


SB  198 
I0,3i: 
16.518 
21.646 
'i7,156 
30,272 
35.730 
47,109 
56.035 
63.958 
69,243 
79,338 
85,587 
93,170 
107,716 
111,552 
119,785 
129.041 
128,653 
141.579 
149,438 
159,244 
177.422 
221,848 
234,354 
241,901 
257,718 


S  1,861 

3,092 
5,282 
5,660 
9,812 
12,262 
14.353 
13,623 
16,035 
14,605 
16,107 
23,36 
21,6*8 
24,084 
24,231 
26,180 
28,416 
32,093 
28,676 
23,516 
lS,o65 
20,689 
22,117 
20,605 
ir.l7t 
18,441 
24,744 


§22.081 

23,293 

32.7  31 

44.734 

53,005 

75;359 

81,489 

89,382 

107,014 

109,475 

128,644 

152,450 

174,671 

205,110 

205,555 

239,635 

269,033 

292  751 

305,499 

332.917 

327,966 

319,166 

340,620 

438,559 

475,v502 

487,779 

521,970 


S5,795 
9.597 
12,91 
32,707 
33,974 
42,727 
63,495 
63.884 
53,893 
76,808 
66,810 
65,292 
45,129 
29,459 
51,948 
44,006 
38,872| 
24,878 


8.62  i 

55.7\5 

88,148 

109.043 

2  J,  143 

3,244 

294.944 

156,579 


a. 


1,1 

1,905 

5,642 

5,542 

11,984 

l-,207 

13,207 

16,180 

16,180 

IS  180 

20)817 

22,309 

25,315 

25,315 

29,556 

31,076 

33,431 

Sl>,755 

oi,{)35 

34,035 

36,406 

36,40  6 

59,378 

39,540 

4t>736 

43.966 

43,976 

51,600 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER, 


Ixxv 


A  VIEW 

Of  the  firogress  of  the   Post   Office  Department. 


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Miics. 

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209 

5,642 

8  567 

7,662 

16,229 

843,908 

1797 

554 

16,180 

14,902 

19,708 

34,610 

1,799,720 

1801 

1,025 

21,840 

24,490 

J4,380 

58,870 

3,061,964 

1803 

1,258 

25,315 

30,172 

37,228 

67,400 

3,504,800 

1807 

1,848 

33,755 

41,528 

45,000 

86,523 

4,499,456 

1811 

2,403 

36,406 

46,380 

61,171 

107.550 

5,592,652 

1816 

3,260 

48,976 

71,046 

74,516 

145,552 

7,569,224 

1817 

3,459     ! 

51,600 

The  mail  is  transported  iu  stages,  each  dav  in  the  year,  10,121 
rtiiifs. 

The  mail  is  transported  in  sulkies  and  on  liorscback,  each  dav 
m  the  year,  10  616  m:lt-s.  makinij  20  737  miles  per  dc.y 

If  you  divide  the  post  n/ads  of  tlie  United  States  in'iu  iwo  dis- 
:inct  post  routes,  the  mail  will  travel  each  week,  in  */«§•£-*,  nearly 
;qual  to  three  times  arwund  the  globe;  and  dividf  all  the  post 
roads  in  the  United  States  into  fnar  equal  or  distinct  jiost  routs, 
311  which  the  mail  is  carritd  in  stages,  sulkies,  and  on  hoiscback' 
t  will  be  equal  to  a  travel  of  six  times,  eac/i  iveek,  around  the 
jlobe,  averaging  one  post  office  for  every  fiftten  miics  of  posi  road. 

The  mail  is  transported  by  a  direct  or  c«.ri- sponding  line  of 
stages,  from  Ansnn,  in  the  district  of  Maine,  -via  Washington 
pity,  to  Nashville,  Tennessee,  a  4lltance  of  cne  thousand  four 
lundred  and  forty  ei^ht  miles,  in  a  souili- western  direction.  The 
nail  is  transj)ort.  d,  by  a  direct  line  of  sta^tji,  from  St.  Mary's, 
n  Georgia,  to  f lichgate,  in  Vermont,  -via  Washington  City,  a 
listance  of  1,369  miles,  in  a  northern  direction. 


Jxxvi 


PAXTON  S 


Main  Line  of  PosT-T 
ivith  their  distances^ 
General, 

f  Wiscasset  to  Bath 
I  Brunswick 
^  I  N.  Yarmouth 
s!^  Portland 
Biddeford 
Wells 
LYork 
ATM.  Portsmouth 
Newbutyport 
Ipswitcn 
Beverly 
Salem 
Lynn 
Boston 


OWNS  fro7n    Wiscasset   to   Sunbury^ 
an   established   by  the  Post-Master 


Worcester 

^Springfield 

fHarttord 
gi    Middletown 
g  I  New  Haven 
gX  Stratford 
§■    Fairfield 
^     Norwalk 
,    LStamford 
:^  S  Kingsbridge 
^^  New  York 

rNewark 
^  I  Elizabeth  Town 
i  I  Bridgetown 
«^-^  Woodbridge 
3  I  New  Brunswick 
^  1  Princeton 
"   LTrenton 


13 

12 

15 

15 

14 

14 

16 

12 

22 

12 

10 

2 

6 

13 
48 
49 
28 
14 
26 
14 
8 
12 


13 
25 
40 
55 

69 
83 
99 
111 
133 
145 
155 
157 
163 
176 
224 
273 
301 
315 
341 
355 
363 
375 


10  385 


SO 
14 
9 
6 
6 
4 


415 

429 
438 
144 
450 

454 


•^O  C  Bristol 

3  <  Philadelphia 

?  C  Chester 

b  5  Wilmington 

?- 1  Christiana  bridge 

fElkton 
^    Charlestown 
^  !  Haver-de-Grace 
§.->  Harford 
Baltimore 
Blade nsburg 
^Ge-  rgetown 
'Alexandria 
Colchester 
Dumfries 
Fredericksburg 
Bowling  Green 
Hanover  court  ho. 
Richmond 
^Petersburg 
:>  fHalifax 
(-sj  Tarrbury 
^1  Smithfield 
S,  V-Fayetteville 


1()464 
18482 
121494 


10 

20 

15 

13 

11 

10 

10 

6 

12 

25 

38 

8 

8 

16 
12 
25 
22 
25 
22 
25 
75 
37 
69 
50 
P2  pCheraw  court  house, 
O  I      or  Greenville         75 

35 

80 

50 

120 

49 


^-^  Cambden 
^  I  Columbia 

l^Cambridge 
Ci  C  Augusta 
o  <  Savannah 
(^  CSunbury 


504 
524 
539 
552 

563 
573 
583 
589 
601 
626 
664 
672 
680 
696 
708 
733 
755 
780 
802 
827 
902 
939 
999 
1049 

1124 
1179 
1214 
1294 
1344 
1464 
1515 


POST  OFFICE— PHILADELPHIA. 

Establishryient  of  the  MAiLS^for  the  year   1818. 

EASTERN  MAIL. 

New  York,  Connecticut,^assachusetts  Vermont  New  Hamp- 
shire, and  Rhode  Island  states,  arrives  daily,  at  halt  past  5  A.iVi., 

''Xndhl,"  ot'I  '^r'wn:  HacLu's  Town,  Rockaway.  Bask- 
■ngridTe.  Flemington.  New  Hampt™.  Middletow„-po,n..  Allen- 
town  Treehnld,  Shrewsbury,  Cranbury  and  Westfield,  ^•  J;  af" 
rWcs  Wednesday,  at  half  past  5  A.  M.;  closes,  Monday,  at  half 

''"Morristown.  Sparta,  Newtown,  N  J.    ^5^  Hulmf  ^Mlle.  New- 
.,n,  and  Attlebofo,  Pa.  arrives  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Satur- 


PHILADELPHIA  REGISTER.  iXX\il 

«iays,  at  half  past  5  A.  M. ;   doses,  Mondays,  WecUiebdays  and 
Fridays,  at  half  past  12  P.  M. 

SOUTHERN  MAIL. 

Maryland,  Virginia,  N.  Caro  ina,  S  Carolina,  and  Georgia 
states,  arrives  daily,  at  1  P.  M. ;  closes  daily,  at  half  past  5 
A  M. 

New  Oileans,  Mississippi  Territory  and  Ttniiessee  state,  ar- 
rives, Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays,  at  1  P.  M. ;  doses 
Thursdays  and  Saturdays  at  5  A.  M. 

Ohio  state,  south  and  west  of  Chilicothe,  via  Washington  city 
and  Marietta,  arrives  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays,  at  1 
P.  M.  ;  closes  daily,  at  half  past  5  A.M. 

London  Grove,  Chatham,  New  Garden,  Cochransville  and 
Strasburg,  Lan.  county.  Pa.  arrives  Wednesday,  at  1  P.  M.; 
closes  Saturday,  at  half  past  5  A.  M. 

Lancaster,  Hdirisburg,  Pa.  and  intermediate  offices,  anive 
daily,  at  4  P.  M.;  closes  daily,  at  4  P.  M. 

Great  Western  Mail,  via'Pittsburg,  for  Ohio,  Kentucky,  and 
Indiana  states,  and  Upper  Louisiana,  arrives  daily,  at  4  P.  M. 
cl;  ses  daily,  at  4  P.  M. 

Colusnbia,  Pa.  York  and  Adams  counties,  arrives  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  4  P.  M.;  closes  Tuesday,  Thursday 
and  Saturday,  a   4  P.  M 

Mails  via  Downingstown,  Pa.  for  Vv^est  Chester,  Kennett's 
Square,  Njw  London  Cross  roads,  Oxford,  Cr.  county,  and  Mount 
Pleasant,  Lan  county,  Pa.  arrives,  Wednesday,  4  P.  M.;  closes, 
Monday  4  PM, 

Reading,  Pa.  mails,  and  intermediate  offices,  arrives  Monday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  6  A.  M  ;  closes  Monday,  Wednesday, 
and  Friday,  at  2  P  M 

Northnnb  rland,  U.  ion,  Columbia,  Berks,  Lebanon,  and  Ly- 
coming counties,  arrives  Monday  and  Saturday  at  6  A.  M.;  closes 
Monday  and  Friday  at  half  past  2  P.  M. 

Mails  via  Lancaster,  Pa.  for  Mifflin  and  Huntingdon  counties, 
arrives  Wednesday  at  4  P.  M  ;  clohes  Saturday,  at  4  P.  M. 

Easton,  Pa,  mails,  and  intermediate  offices,  arrives  on  Tuesday, 
Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  6  A.  M.;  closes  Monday,  Wednesday, 
and  Satardc;)-,  at  2  P.  M 

Mails  via  Easton,  Pa.  for  Northampton,  Luzerne,  Pike,  Wayne, 
Susquehanna  and  Bradford  counties,  Pa.  and  Gennessee  county! 
N.-  Y.  via  Easton,  arrives  on  Tuesday,  at  6  A.M.;  closes  on 
Wednesday  at  2  P.  M. 

Beividere,  Hamburg,  Pittstown  and  Johnsonburg.  N.  J.  via 
Easton,  Pa.  arrives  Thursday,  at  6  A.  M. ;  closes  Monday,  at  2 
P.  M. 

Bethlehem,  Montgomery  Square,  Allentown,  Nazareth,  Lau- 
sanne. Kveidersville  and  Berwick,  Pa.  arrives  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day and  Saturday,  at  6  A.  M.  from  1st  May  to  1st  November- 
'1  uesday  and  Friday,  at  6  A.  M. ;  from  Ist  November  to  l5t 
May ;  ciofes  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday,  at  2  P.  M.  from 
2;..t  May  to  1st  Novemtjcr;  Tuesday  and  Frid'av,  half  past  12  P. 
M;  irom  1st  November  to  1st  May. 


JxxVlli  PAXTOI^S 

Nazareth,  Pa.  arrives  Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  6  A  M 
closes  Wednesday  and  Friday,  at  2  P.  M.  ,"' 

Mount  Holly  and  Moorstown,  N.  J.  arrives  daily,  closes  daily. 

Haddonfield,  New  Mills,  and  Bordentown,  N.  J.  arrives  Wed- 
nesday 4  P.  M. ;  closes  Thursday  3  P.  M.  ^. 

Salenn,  N.  J.  and  intermediate  offices,  arrives  Monday,  Wedl- 
nesday  and  Friday,  a,  3  P.  M. ;  closes  Monday,  Wednesday  and 
Fnday,  at  3  P.  M.  " 

Bridgetown,  N.  J.  and  intermediate  offices,  arrives  daily,  at  5 
P.  ^I.;  closes  daily.  3  P.  M. 

Milleville,  Port  Elizabeth.  Deunis's  Creek,  Cape  May,  Cape 
Henlopen  and  Cape  Island,  N.  J.  arrives  Monday  and  Friday,  at 
3  P.  M.;  closes  V\'ednesday  and  Saturday,  at  3.  P  M.  ^ 

Cedarville,  Fairton  and  Dividing  Creek,  arrives  .Monday  and 
V  riday,  at  3  P.  M. ;  closes  Munilay  and  Friday  at  3  P.  M. 

Tuckerton  and  Somer's  point,  N.  J.  via  Haddonfield,  Long-a- 
Coming,  Eversham,  Sooy's  Inn,  May's  Landing  and  Abscone, 
arrives  Wednesday,  at  7  A.  M. ;  closes  Wednesday  at  3  P.  M. 

Swiftsure  mail,  via  Jenkinton  and  New  Hope,  Pa.  Somerset  C.  M. 

Plainfield,  Springfield  and  Scotch  Plains,  N.  J.  arrives  Monday, 

Thursday  and  Saturday,  at  6  A.  M.  ;  closes  Tuesday,  Thursday 

and  Saturday,  at  6  A.  M. 

Germantown,  Pa.  mail,  arrives  daily,  at  8  A.  M.:  closes  dailv 
at  4  P.  M.  ^  u  iiy. 

Letters  must  be  left  at  the  pest  office  within  the  time  specified 
to  insure  their  going  in  the  ma^l  of  the  day,  and  newspapers 
half  an  hour  Ix-fore  the  time.  As  there  are  several  places  of 
the  same  name  in  the  United  States,  ii  is  necessary  that  the  di- 
rections should  be  particular ;  the  states  should  be  distinguished, 
and  when  it  might  otherwise  be  doubted,  the  counties.  VVhen 
letters  are  not  for  a  post-town,  the  nearest  post-town, ought  to 
be  mentioned. 

'XT'  i  l^e  office  is  open  daily,  from  sun  rise  to  sun  set,  except 
on  Sunday,  when  it  is  open  from  8  to  9  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  from 
2,  to  3  o'clock,  P.  M. 

GOVERNMENT  OF  PENNSYLVANIA. 

V/iLLiAM  FiNDLAT,  Govemor.  Salary,  |S5333  33 

Thomas  Sergeant,  S^c'ry  of  Com.  2000 

— -  Thimble,  Deputy  Sec*ry.  1200 


State  Lejrisiature. 
The  General  Assembly  shall  meet  on. the  first  Tuesday  of  Decem- 
ber in  every  year,  unless  sooner  convened  by  the  Governop. 

Senate- 
1st  District — Benjamin  R.  Morgan,*  William  Maghee,*  John  Read* 
2d  District— Abraham  Bailey,*  Maskell  Ewing.* 
3d  District — Cyrus  Cadwallader.* 
4th  District— John  Hopkins,*  Charles  Smith.* 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  Ixxix 

5th  District— Peter  Fraley,*  Marks  J.  Biddle.* 

6th  District — John  Forster.* 

7th  District — George  Weaver. 

8th  District— Thomas  J.  Rogers,  Joseph  Prey,  jun.f 

9th  District — Thomas  Murray,  Charles  Frazier. 

10th  District — Heniy  Wells. 

11th  District—Charles  Augustus  Barnitz,*  William  Gilleland.f 

12th  District — Alexander  Dysart. 

13th  District — Jacob  Altar.f 

14th  District — William  Piper.f 

15th  District — James  Poe.* 

16th  District — Joim  Reed. 

l^th  District — Pressly  Carr  Lane,* 

18th  District — Abel  M'Farland,  Isaac  Weaver. 

19th  District— Samuel  Power,  Walter  Lowrie  ^ 

20th  District— Henry  Hurst4 

*  Federal  Members,      f  JVew  Members.         ^  He-elected. 


House  of  Representatives. 

Philadelphia  City,  John  Purdon,  William  Lehman,   George  WorralJ, 

Griffitli  Evans,  Samuel  Ilodgdon. 
Philadelphia  Comity,  Dr.  William  Rogers,  Kobert  M'Mullin,  Andrew 

French,  George  F.  Goodman,  James  D}re,  Michael  Leib. 
.Adamsy  Samuel  Wiiherow,  Michael  Siagle. 
Jlilegfieny  and  Buttery  Samuel  Douglass,  William  Marks,  jun.  John 

Wilson,  Andrew  Christie. 
^9rynstrong,  Indiana  and  Jefferson,  James  M.  Kelly,  Samuel  Houston. 
Beaver,  John  Clarke. 
Bedford,  John  H.irshbarger,  John  Noble. 
Berks  and  Schuylkill,  Josepli  Good,  Jacob  Levan,  Elisha  Geiger,  Jacob 

Greisemer,  Michael  GraeiF. 
Bradford  and  Tioga,  Samuel  M'Kean. 
Bucks,  Piiineas  Jenks,  David  Wyitkoop,  Benjamin  Foulke,  Abraham 

F.  Stover. 
Somerset  and  Cambria,  Henry  Black,  James  Hanna. 
Centre  and  Clearfield,  Jacob  Kryder. 
Chester,  John   Menough    Samuel  Cochrane,  Joseph  Sharp,  Thomas 

Ashbridge,  Evan  Evans. 
Columbia,  Samuel  Bond,  » 

Erie,  Cravford,    Warren,  Mercer  and  Venango,  Thomas  Wilsoq,  Sa- 
muel Hays,  R;dph  Murlin. 
Cumberland,  William  And'-rson,  Henry  Ford,  John  Davis. 
Dauphin,  John  Downey,  John  Rutherford. 
Delaivure,  Dr.  Samuel  Anderson,  William  Cheyney. 
Fayette,  Aiiarew  Stewart,  William  D;  vidson,  George  Dearth. 
Frank/in,  Ludwick  Heck,  Andrew  Robinson,  Stephen  Wilson. 
Creem,  Rees  Hill, 
Huntingdon,  Conrad  Bucher,  Christian  Garber. 


Ixxx  paxton's. 

Lancaster,  Joel  LlghtncT,  Hugh  Martin,  John  Forrvt  jun.  Emanuel  Rei 

gar;,  Jasper  Slaymaker,  Henry  Hambright. 
Luzerne  and  Susquehanna,  Jonah  Brewster,  James  Reeder. 
Lycoming,  Potter  and  M*Kean,  John  M'Meens. 
Mijlin,  Tobias  Kreider,  Joseph  Kyle. 
ie/itg-Zi,  WiUiam  Fenstermacher,  Peter  Newhard. 
MontgomeiTf,  Joel  K.  Mann,  William  M.   White,  Jacob   Drinkhouse 

Tobias  Sellers. 
Lebanon,  John  Ilur;  ison,  John  Uliler. 
JVorthamptou,  Wayne  and  Pike,  Isaac  Dimdick,  David  Rothi,  Josepl 

Bowman. 
jVurthumberland,  Lewis  Dewart,  Joseph  Hutchinson. 
Union,  Frederick  Stees,  Joseph  Stelwell. 

Washington,  Joshua  Dickerson,  Jacob  Mirich,  James  Kerr,  Jolin  Reed 
Westmoreland,  Henry  Allshouse,  Peter  Wallace,  George  Plumer. 
York,  Michael  Gardiner,  Frederick  Eicheiberger,  Peter  Storm,  Mosei 

Hankin. 


Treasury  Lfepariment. 

Auditor  General,  Geo.  Bryan.     Treasurer,   R.  M.  Crane.     Salarj 
§1333  33  e.^ch. 

Land  office. — Surveyor  Gen.  Rich.  T.  Leech.   Secretar}%  John  C©ch 
ran.     Salary  gl333  33  each 

Officers  of  Philadelphia   County- 

Protlionotary,  Joseph  B.  Norbury.  Clerk  of  Quarter  Sessions 
Tench  Coxe.  Register,  Samuel  Bryan.  Clerk  of  Orplian's  Couit 
Robert  J;)hnso.  Recorder,  Mwtthew  Randall.  Thomas  Tnixtu>'' 
Slieriff  Thomas  EUiot,  Under  ShrTiff.  Deputies :  John  Tront,  Johi 
Snyder,  Horatio  L.  Melchor,  Francis  E.  Brewster,  and  Joseph  P!) 
lips. 


To  Retailers  of  Wines,  Gin,  Whiskey,  Rum,  Brandy  and  otiier  Spirits. 
All  persons  engaged  in  retailing  liiose  liq\ior!>,  by  measure  less  tbar 
one  pint,  are  advised  to  avoid  breaches  of  t{;e  state  law.  No  persor 
can  bell  even  in  a  liceused  house,  under  another  person's  license,  as 
Signed  to  him.  Every  seller  must  have  a  license  to  himself  and  in  hii 
own  nume,  froin  tije  court  of  Quarter  Scs-sions  for  tlie  county,  and 
from  the  M.iyor's  court,  for  the  city.  Ever}  person  who  has  a  license 
uiust  avf>id  selling  after  his  license  nhall  expire,  until  he  siitiU  proc-ni: 
a  new  iiceiise.  The  hues  run  at  §50  for  the  first  offence,  and  %10Q 
iiir  every  subsecj-ient  offence,  '-vith  costs  in  e;.ch  ca-ie.  If  tl)e  fine  a;i<j 
costs  be  not  p;ud,  ihe  defendant  must  be  sentenced  b)  t)ie  court,  tc 
coniiiieuieiht  at  hard  labour  two  months  fur  tlie  first  oflence,  and  .hr-e 
months  forever^'  .sub.eq-.'.ent  offence.  Tlie  United  Sta;^  license  is  ol 
no  avad  to  pi'cvent  fine,  imprisonment  and  costs,  ft)r  breaclies  of  the 
-late  luw.   Ni)  person  is  Lkely  to  escape  notice  for  breaclies  of  the  law, 

ecause  the  guardians  of  the  poor,  and  the  person  informing,  divide  all 

->es  between  tliem. 

A'ov.  17,  1817. 


PHILADELPHIA  REGISTER.  IxXXl 


To  Aliens. 

The  Legislature  of  Pennsylvania  having  giveo  to  Aliens,  a  right  to 
buy  Farm  Lands,  Mill-seat-,  Grounds  for  Manufactories,  dwellings,  8cc. 
wi'h  buildings,  and  to  hold,  lease,  will  or  sell  such  property,  on  such 
aliens  declaring  in  court,  their  intentions  to  become  citizens,  public 
notice  is  given  of  that  privilege.  The  Court  of  Quarter  Sessions  will 
commence  on  the  Ist  of  December,  after  whicli  such  declarations  ca^ 
be  made,  and  naturalization  may  be  completed  on  matured  cases. 

TENCH  COXB, 
Clerk  of  Court  of  Quarter.  Sessions. 

State-House  Square,  Nov.  28,  1817. 

FEDERAL  COURTS  OF  LAW 

THE    SUPBEMTE    COTTRT, 

At  the  seat  of  government,  the  first  Monday  in  February  annually. 

CIRCUIT    COrHTS. 

For  New  Hampshire,  on  the  19th  of  May  and  2d  of  November,  at 
Portsmouth  and  Exeter. 

Vermont,  at  Windsor  and  Rutland,  alternately,  the  Ist  of  May 
and  3d  of  October.  , 

Massachusetts,  at  Boston,  on  the  1st  of  June  and  20th  of  October. 

Rhode  Island,  on  the  15th  of  June  and  of  November,  at  Newport 
and  Providence. 

Connecticut,  on  the  13th  of  .\pril  and  17th  of  Septenr.ber  at  New 
Haven  and  Hartford. 

New  York,  at  New  York  on  the  1st  of  April  and  September. 

New  Jersey,  at  Trenton,  on  the  1st  of  April  and  October. 

Pennsylvania,  at  Philadelphia,  on  the  11th  of  April,  and  llth  of 
October. 

Delaware,  at  Newcastle  and  Dover,  on  the  3d  of  June  and  the  27th 
of  October. 

Maryland,  at  Baltimore,  on  the  1st  of  May  and  7th  of  November 

Virginia,  at  Richmond,  on  the  22d  of  May  and  November. 

North  Canilina,  at  Raleigh,  the  12lh  of  May  and  November. 

South  Carolina,  at  Charleston,  on  the  20th  of  May,  and  at  Columbia 
dn  the  30th  of  November. 

Georgia,  on  the  6th  of  May  and  14th  of  December,  at  Savannah 
and  Louisville. 

District  of  Columbia,  at  the  city  of  Washington,  1st  Monday  in 
June  and  4th  in  December,  and  at  Alexandria,  liX  Monday  in  July 
and  4th  in  November. 

When  any  of  the  above  fixed  days  happen  to  be  on  Sunday,  the 
court  is  opened  on  the  Monday  tbllowing. 

In  those  districts  where  two  places  are  designated  for  holding  the 
sessions  of  tlie  Circuit  court,  the  first  term  in  the  year  is  always  held 
at  the  place  first  named 


Ixxxii  paxton's 

DISTRICT  COURTS. 

Maine  District ^ 

At  Portland,  3d  Tuesday  in  June  and  the  1st  in  December,  and 
atPownalborough,  1st  in  March  and  September. 

J\^ew  Hampshire y 

At  Portsmouth,  3d  Tuesday  in  March  and  September,  and  at 
Exeter,  3d  in  June  and  December. 

Vermo7ity 

Windsor  and  at  Rutland,  1st  Mondav  in  February  and  August, 
and  2d  in  May  and  November. 

Massachusetts^ 

At  Salem,  3d  Tuesday  in  March,  and  2d  in  September,  and  at 
Boston  4th  Tuesday  in  June,  and  1st  in  December. 

Rhode  Island, 

At  Newport  and  Providence,  1st  Monday  in  Febraary  and  Au- 
gust, and  1st  in  May  and  November. 

Connecticut, 

At  New  Haven,  3d  Tuesday  in  February  and  August,  and  at 
Hartford,  3d  in  May  and  November. 

JVeiu    York, 

At  New  York,  1st  Tuesday  in  February  and  May,  August  and 
November. 

A''ew  Jersey y 

At  Burlington,  1st  Tuesday  in  February  and  August,  and  at  New 
BrunswicK  1st  in  May  and  November. 

Pennsyl-vania, 

At  Philadelphia,  3d  Monday  in  February,  May,  August  and 
November. 

Delaware, 

At  Dover,  4th  Tuesday  in  February  and  August,  and  at  New- 
castle, 4th  in  May  and  November. 

•    Maryland, 

At  Easton,  1st  Tuesday  in  March  and  September,  and  in  Balti- 
more, 1st  in  June  and  December. 

Virgi7iia, 

At  Williamsburg,  3d  Tuesday  in  March  and  September,  and  at 
Richmond,  3d  in  June  and  December. 

JVorth   Carolina, 

At  Newbern,  1st  Monday  in  February,  May,  August,  and  No- 
vember. 

South   Carolina, 

At  Charleston,  3d  Monday  in  March  and  September,  1st  in  July 
and  2d  in  December. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGISTER.  IxXXUl 

Georgia, 
At  Augusta,  on  2d  Tuesday  in  November,  and  at  Savannah, 
2d  in  February,  May,  and  August. 

Kentucky^ 
At  Frankfort,  on  2d  Monday  in  March,  3d  in  June  and  No- 
vember. 

Tennessee, 
On  the  1st  Monday  in  April,  July,  October,  and  January. 
Exclusive  of  the  above-mentioned  stated  courts,  the  district 
judges  have  power  to  hold  special  courts  in  their  respective  dis- 
tricts at  their  discretion. 

COURTS  OF  PENNSYLVANIA. 

The  Sufireme   Court. 

The  Supreme  Court  (as  a  Court  in  Bank)  hold  six  terms  for 
argument,  &c.  in  the  five  Districts  of  the  State,  and  adjourned 
Courts  as  they  may  deem  necessary.    The  regular  terms  are, 

J'OR  THE  EASTERN  DISTRICT,  at  Philadelphia^  ot\  the  2d 
Monday  in  Marcli  to  continue  two  weeks,  and  on  the  2d  Monday  in 
December  to  continue  three  weeks.  The  last  Monday  in  July  is 
the  return  day  for  July  term,  but  no  Court  is  tht-n  held. 

Note. — It  is  only  in  the  City  and  County  of  Philadelphia,  that 
the  Supreme  Court  has  original  jurisdiction,  and  there  only,  where 
the  sum  in  controversy,  exceeds  §500;  all  issues  of  fact,  are  tried 
by  Jury  before  a  single  Judge,  at  nisi  prius. 

For  the  w?:stern  district,  ax  Pittsburg,  on  the  1st  Mon- 
day in  September  to  continue  two  weeks  if  necessary. 

For  the  Lancaster  district,  at  Lancaster,  on  the  third 
Monday  in  May.  * 

For  the  middle  district,  at  Sunbury,  on  the  Wednes- 
day next  following  the  2d  week  of  the  term  of  the  Lancaster 
District. 

Fjr  the  southern  district,  at  Chamber sburg,  on  the 
Monday  week  next  following  the  end  of  the  2d  week  of  the  term 
"f  the  Western  District. 

The  Eastern  District,  is  composed  of  the  City  and  County  of 
I  i^iladeiphia,  ajjd  the  Cmnties  of  Delaware,  Chester,  Montgomery, 
Bucks,  Northampton,  Lehigh,  and  Pike. 

The  Western  District,  of  the  Counties  of  Alleghany,  West- 
moreland, Somerset,  Fayette,  Washington,  Greene,  Beaver,  Butkr, 
'Mevcer,  Crawford,  Eric,  Warren,  Venango,  Armstrong,  Inaiana, 
J  ff;rs(<n  and  Cambria. 

The  Lancaster  District,  of  the  Counties  of  Lancaster,  York 
Dau]jl.in,  Lebanon,  Schuylkill  and  Berks. 

The  Middle  District,  oith,-  Counties  of  Northumberland,  Union, 
Columbia,  Centre,  Mfflin,  M'Kean,  Clearfield,  Lycoming,  Potter, 
Ti'^gH,  B'adiord,  Susqut-hanna.  ^\'ayne  and  Luzerne. 

The  Soutfiprn  District,  of  the  Counties  of  Franklin,  Adams, 
Cumberland,  HuntiDgd  -n,  and  B  J  ford. 

"vVm.  Tii^hmaii,  Chief  Justice. 
J  lu.  B  Gibson,     ■>    . 
Thomas  Duncan,  r^^^'^^^^ 


IXXxir  PAXTON*S 

Prothonatorie8% 

John  Conard,  prothonatory  of  the  Eastern  District,  office  at  Phi- 
ladelphia. 

William  B.  Irish,  prothonatory  of  the  Western  District,  office 
at  Pittsburg. 

George  A.  Frick,  prothonatory  of  the  Middle  District,  office 
at  Sunbury. 

John  Hoff,  prothonatory  of  the  Lancaster  District,  office  at 
Lancaster. 

John  Findlay,  prothonatory  of  the  Southern  District,  office  at 
Chambersburg. 

The  District  Court, /or  the  City  and  County  of  PfaUt- 
delfihia,  has  original  jurisdiction  of  all  cases  where  the  sum  ir 
controversy  exceeds  glOO. 

t"rS.'™en™^^  A^istantjudge.     ^ 

This  Court  holds  four  terms  annually,  on  the  1st  Mondays  ir 
March,  June,  September  and  December.  If  business  requir^ii 
they  are  bound  to  hold  Court  nine  months  in  the  year. 

Courts  of  Common  Pleas.,   Quarter  Sessions  and  Or/ihans 

Court, 

1st  District,  in  Philadelphia,  on  the  1st  Monday  in  March  an( 
June,  the  3d  Monday  in  September,  and  the  1st  Monday  in  De 
cember.    President,  Jacob  Rush,  residence  in  Philadelphia. 

2d  District,  in  York,  on  the  1st  Mondays  in  January,  April,  Au 
gust,  and  November.  In  LancasteV,  on  the  2d  Mondays  after  th« 
commencement  of  the  courts  in  York.  Presidenty  Walter  Frank 
lin,  residence  in  Lancaster. 

3d  District,  in  Berks,  on  the  1st  Mondays  in  January,  April,  Au 
gust,  and  November.  In  Northampton  on  the  2d  Mondays  aftei 
the  commencement  of  the  courts  in  Berks.  In  Lehigh,  on  the  Mon 
days  succeeding  the  second  week  of  the  courts  of  Northamptoi 
county.    President  Robert  Porter,  residence  in  Reading.         ^ 

4th  District,  in  Bedford,  on  the  1st  Mondays  in  January,  Affril 
August,  and  November.  In  Huntingdon,  on  the  2d  Mondays  in  th« 
same  months.  In  Mifflin,  on  the  5d  Mondays  in  the  same  Months 
In  Centre  on  the  4th  Mondays  in  the  same  months.  President  Jo 
nathan  Walker,  residence  in  Bedford. 

Sth  District,  in  Washington,  on  the  Monday  preceding  the  las 
Monday  in  March,  the  third  Monday  in  June,  and  the  last  Mon 
days  in  October  and  December.  In  Beaver,  on  the  1st  Mm  da] 
in  January,  the  last  Monday  in  March,  and  the  1st  Mondays  ii 
August  and  November.  In  Alh^gheny,  on  the  Mondays  sue 
ceeding  the  commencement  of  tlie  courts  in  Beaver.  In  Fayette 
on  tne  Mondays  succeeding  the  commencement  of  the  ccurts  ii 
Allegheny.  In  Green,  on  the  Mondays  succeeding  the  commence 
ment  of  the  courts  in  Fayette.  President ,  Samuel  Roberts,  re 
sidence  in  Pittsburgh. 


PHILADELPHIA    REGrSTER.  IXXXV 

6th  District,  in  Vcnai.g.,  en  the  1st  Mondays  in  November, 
Febniuy.  May  and  August.  In  Butler,  on  the  2nd  M..ndaTs  k 
the  sa  .,.  rnomhs.  In  M.rcer.  en  the  3d  Mondays  in  the  same 
TnH  ;;'V  '  <-'awford  o..  the  4th  Mondays  in  the  same  months. 
And  11,  Ji^.ie,  i,n  tiie  Mondays  succteding  the  Commencemejit  of 
r^!i,    "/''  'V^^^'^.T''^  ''^  Crawford.    President,  Jesse  More. 

^  7th  District  in  Delaware,  rn  the  3d  Monday  in  January,  the 
^d  M.uiaav  in  April,  the  4tJi  Mu)d..y  in  Ju  y,  and  the  3d  Monday 
ID  October.  In  Ciiester,  m  the  2d  M  ■  days  alter  the  3d  Mon- 
Sf^' V\ ^?''"?^'^''  -^l^'-'^j  J"iy  ^'-d  Octotxr.  In  Montgomery,  on 
tile  2u  Mondays  aftvr  the  c.  vnm-ncemvnt  of  the  courts  in  Chts- 
tar.  irj  Bucks  f.n  the  2d  xM  nd  ys  after  the  commencem.  nt  of 
ti^ec  urts  in  Mc^nrgomeiy.    President,  .  residence 

Sih  District,  in  Columbia,  on  the  1st  Mondays  in  Janu.iry. 
Apn  ,  A.igust,  and  R.v.mbtr.  In  Northumberland,  on  th-  2d 
Ai=.nd  lys  att-r  the  comrnencLment  of  the  c>  urts  in  Colunibia,  In 
Lycominu:  en  tue  2d  Mondays  aftt-r  the  commencement  of  the 
courts  m  Northumberlund  a;;d  in  Union,  on  the  Jd  Mndavs  after 
:tie  commencement  o^  rhe  courts  in  Lvc.ming.  /'mfrfeT?^  Scth 
^;3apman,  residence  Northumberlat>d' 

9:h  District,  in  Cumberland,  on  the  1st  Mondays  in  Januar}', 
\iiid,  August,  and  Nowmb^r.  In  Adams.  oi.  the  Monday  -uxt 
.ucceedii  ^  the  ci.urts  in  Cumberhmd.  In  Franklin,  on  tht  Mon- 
lays  next  succeeding  the  courts  in  Adams.  President,  James 
Hamilton,  residence  Carlisle. 

J 0th  District,  in  Wtsf.noreland,  on  the  Mondays  preceding  the 
aet  Mondays  in  Febru;iiy,  May,  August  and  November,  In 
3a!T)bria,  on  the  1st  Mondyv  in  M.i-ch,  June,  Sptember,  and 
)  -cembLr.  In  ludiana  on  the  ^d  M'>ndays  in  the  same  months, 
ir,d  in  Armstrong  on  the  3d  Mondays  in  the  same  months- 
^^resident,  John  Voung,  residence  Greeifsburg. 

11th  District,  in  Luzerne  on  the  l^t  .Mondays  in  January,  April 
Vugust,  and  November.  In  Pike  1 1-,  tlie  3d  Mondays  in  January' 
V.pril.  August.  liod  NoveiT)brr.  In  Wtyne,  en  the  4th  Mi  n*  lays 
n  January.  April,  Ani^usi,  ai:d  K.nemb.-r.  In  Susquehanna,  on 
he  1st  Mondays  afit-r  the  coiirts  in  Wayne.  In  Bradff.rd,  on 
he  1st  Mondays  after  the  courts  in  Su-qu-  hanna.  and  in  Tioga, 
n  tlie  l^t  Mondays  after  tl  e  ci.urts  in  Bradford.  President 
fhomas  Barnside,  ri  sidr-nce  in  Wilkesbarrr. 

12ch  District,  in  SchuylkiH.  on  tlie  1st  Mondays  in  March, 
uly,  Octobt  r,  aod  DeCv-mb.-r.  In  Ltbano  .  on  the  1st  M.  ndays 
fter  tlie  commencement  of  the  c  urts  in  Schuylkill,  a;  d  in  D^u- 
hin,  on  the  2d  Mondays  after  ihe  conimencement  of  the  courts  in 
.ancaster,  (See  2d  District.)  President,  David  Scott,  residence 
1  Harrisburg. 

Thk  Orphans*  Court,  of  Philadelphia  County  is  held  the 
d  Fiidiy  in  each  month. 

Courts  of  Oyer  and  Terjviiner  and  Gfneral  Jail 
>ELivER  Y,  are  held  twice  in  r  ich  year  in  the  City  and  County 

ti 


IXXXYl  PAXTON's 

of  Philadelphia.  One  Court  is  held  by  the  Judges  of  the  Com- 
rnon  Pleas  and  the  other  by  the  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court. 
In  the  other  Districts  they  are  held  by  the  Judges  of  the  Com- 
mon Pleas.  Trials  of  civil  causes  in  the  Commom  Pleas  of 
Philadelphia  County  are  Adjourned  Courts,  held  at  such  times 
as  the  Judges  may  appoint 

The  Mayor's  Court,  (for  the  trial  of  offences  committed 
in  the  City  of  Philadelphia  which  are  cognizable  in  a  Court  of 
Quarter  Sessions)  holds  four  sessions  in  the  year,  at  such  times 
as  the  Mayer  Recorder  and  Alderman  appoint  Joseph  Re«d,  Esq. 
Recorder  of  the  City  is  the  presiding  Judge  of  the  Courts. 


ALMS  HOUSE  AND  HOUSE  OF  EMPLOYMENT. 

GUARDIANS    OF    THE"  POOR 

Of  the  City  of  Phiiadelphia,  District  of  SouthwarA%  Township, 
of  the  Northern  Liberties  and  Penn.  their  Places  of  abode 
and  Districts 

1.  Charles  Souder,  212  N.  Sixth,  from  the  N.  side  of  Vine  st. 
to  the  S.  side  of  Callowhill  st.  and  from  the  W-  side  of  Sixth  st 
to  Schuylkill. 

2.  Henry  H.  Miller,  260  N.  Eighth,  from  the  N.  side  of  Callow- 
hill  St.  to  the  S.  side  of  Hickory  lane  and  from  Sixth  st.  to 
Schuylkill. 

3.  Matthias  Knorr,  near  the  Rising  Sun,  Germantown  road, 
from  the  N.  side  of  Hickory  lane  to  the  boundary  line  of  Penn 
township,  and  from  Schuylkill  to  Sixth  st  taking  in  the  best  part 
ef  Germantown  road. 

4.  Jacob  Taylor,  West  st.  near  Wood,  Kensington,  from  the  E. 
side  of  the  Germantown  road  up  to  the  townsliip  line,  and  from  the 
Delaware,  including  Kersington  to  the  town  hip  line. 

5.  John  Armstrong,  95  Badd,  from  the  N.  side  of  Poplar  lane, 
including  the  W.  side  of  the  Germantown  roud,  to  the  township 
line,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  township  line. 

6.  Joseph  Ma;s!)erger,  S64  N.  Second,  from  the  S.  side  of  Poplar 
lane  to  the  N.  side  of  Brown  st.  and  froii;  the  Delaware  to 
Sixth  St. 

7.  Christian  Read,  43  BnJd,  from  the  S.  side  of  Brown  st.  to 
the  N.  s'de  of  Coats  st.  and  from  the  Delaware  to  Sixth  st. 

8.  John  Hunaker,  371  N.  Second,  from  the  S.  side  of  Coats  St. 
to  the  N   side  of  Green  st.  and  from  the  Delaware  to  Sixth  st. 

9.  Thomas  Coats,  junr.  328  N  Third,  from  the  S.  side  of 
Green  st.  to  the  N.  side  of  Noble  st.  and  from  the  Delaware 
to  Sixth  St. 

10  Thomas  Goldsmith,  383  N.  Second,  from  the  S.  side  oi 
Noble  St.  to  the  N,  side  of  Callowhill  st.  and  from  the  Delaware 
to  Sixth  St. 

11.  Charles  J  Sutter,  222  N.  Thiixl.from  the  S.  side  of  Callow- 

I  St.   to  the  N.  side  of  Vine  st.  and  from  the  Delaware  to 

xth  St. 

12  Nathan  Trotter,  47  N.  Front,  from  the  S.  side  of  Vine  to 
lUe  N.  side  of  Arch  st,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  Fourth  st. 


PHILADELI>H1\    REGISTER.  IxXXVil 

13.  William  Piatt,  47  N.  Water  and  201  Arch,  from  the  S.  side 
of  Vine  to  the  N.  side  of  Ardi  st.  and  from  the  W.  side  of  Fourth 
to  the  E.  side  of  Sixth  st. 

14.  Joseph  Roich,  4  N.  Wharves,  from  the  S.  «de  of  Vine  to 
the  N.  side  of  Arch  st.  and  from  tl:e  W  side  cf  Sixth  to  tUe 
E.  side  of  Ninth  st. 

15.  Samuel  Hazlehurst,  220  Arch  st.  ircm  t)ie  S.  side  of  Vine 
to  the  N.  side  of  Arch  st.  and  from  the  W.  side  cf  Ninth  to  the 
E.  side  of  Twelfth. 

.16.  Daniel  J.  Hhoads,  Market  st.  near  Schuylkill,  from  the  S. 
sfde  of  Vine  to  the  N  side  of  Arch  st.  and  from  the  W.  side  of 
Twelfth  to  Schuylkill. 

17.  Joseph  Cressou,  14  N  Second,  from  the  S.  side  of  Arch  to 
the  N  side  of  Market,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  £.  side 
of  Eleventh. 

18.  Joseph  Howell,  107  Chestnut,  from  the  S  side  of  Market  to 
the  N.  side  of  Chestnut,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  E.  side 
of  Eleventh. 

19.  ThonVas  Graham,  289  High,  from  the  S.  side  of  Arch  to 
the  N.  side  of  Chestnut  and  from  the  W.  side  of  Eleventh  to 
Schuylkill. 

20.  Israel  Whelen,  8.  N  Fourth,  from  the  S  side  of  Chestnut 
to  the  N  side  of  Walnut,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  E. 
side  of  Eleventh. 

21.  Robert  Kid,  108  Chestnut,  from  the  S.  side  of  Walnut  to 
the  N  side  of  Spruce,  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  E  side 
of  Seventh. 

22  Jacob  S.  Wain,  34  S.  Wharves,  from  the  S.  side  of  Walnut 
to  the  N.  side  of  Spruce,  and  from  the  W.  side  of  Seventh  to  the 
E.  side  of  Eleventh.  ' 

23.  John  M'Crea,  Chestnut  above  Twelfth,  from  the  S.  side 
of  Chestnut  to  the  N.  side  of  Spruce  and  from  the  W.  side  of 
Eleventh  to  Schuylkill. 

24.  William  Wharton,  130  Spruce,  from  the  S.  side  of  Spruce 
to  the  N.  side  of  Pine  and  from  the  Delaware  to  the  E-  side 
of  Tenth. 

25.  Henry  M.  ZollickofFer,  corner  of  Pine  and  Sixth,  from  the 
S.  side  of  Pine  to  the  N.  side  of  Cedar  and  from  the  Delaware  to 
the  E.  side  of  Fifth. 

26  William  Gre!)^e.  235  S.  Fifth,  from  the  S.  side  of  Pine  to  the 
N.  side  of  Cedar,  and  from  the  W.  side  of  Fifth  to  the  E.  side 
of  Tenth. 

27.  John  C.  Smith.  126  S.  Eighth,  from  the  S.  side  of  Spmce 
to  the  N.  bide  of  Cedar,  and  from  Ttuth  to  Schuylkill. 

28.  John  Durr.ev,  303  S.  Second,  from  the  S.  side  of  Cedar  to 
the  N.  side  of  Shi'ppen  st.  continued,  a»id  from  the  river  Delaware 
to  Passyunk  road. 

'  29.  Henry  J  Stuckert,  S.  W.  corner  Second  and  Shippen,  from 
the  9  side  of  Shippen  to  the  N.  side  of  I'lum  and  N.  side  of  Fuller's 
alley,  and  from  the  river  Delaware  to  Passyunk  road. 

30  William  Hook,  254  6  Third,  from  the  S.  side  of  Plum  and 
S.side  of  Fuller's  alley  to  the  N.  side  of  German  and  N-  side  of 
Mead  alley,  and  from  the  river  Delaware  to  Passjmnk  road. 


XXW.n  PAXTON^. 

31  William  r:unnmii,jrs  26  Plnm,  fr.>m  the  S   side  of  Germai 
^^t^d!!  wf  i'^V"''^  r '^^^  "^   -cle  of  Queen  Lndf^"^^: 

32  William  GH.w...cd.  549  S  Front,  fron<.  the  S.  sid.^  of  0-,rei 

i  u  h  ^n  h'"  f-  ''"?  f  ^-^'^'^^  ^'-^^  ^^^  ''^^^'  Delaware)  To    h 
SoUtntrn  boundary  of  the  Dis<-iic<-  '' 

thf  s  r.'S  S"""','    ^^%^r"^'  ^''""  ""'  S  Sid.  of  Queen  V 


Manasers  of  the  JJrns  House  and  Ilou^e  of  Ewfikyment 
Sar-.uel  Vimv^^^  Preddcnt,  Chestnut  abcve  Tenth  st    Ucd 


PhijsiciaTis  to  the  Alms  House. 

Physicians  of  the  Out-Door  Poor. 

Hne.  and  t>o^."'Srd  to^Tu-'u  1^:1''  "^  ''"'  '"  ""=  '"""'''■P 
Thirr?.  o^m',^',?'v"v'?-'  ^'  J'--'-'-'''  ^  8.njamin  S  Jar.ney,  312  N. 

s:df  ^  T^;:l,t  L  E^idi  ■  "li^,;:*'^  '"""='"'''  "■'^>  -' "-  ^^■ 

S'd   tf'r^pi!';"'/  '^.^^  '•-i„lui,.  f,-..m  ih,.  S.  ,ide  of  Vine  to  the  > 
Be  iimfn  H     '•'""1 'i'"^  'i^*-  W.  side  of  Ninth  to  Scliuylki.l, 

TwS^f  1^^^^''^';fl^V^^'^  t»^-E  s  dc  olNinth 


le  of    ht'Stnut  t 
to  the  Dc;iav\are. 


David  F  To  r  -Va,  I  V"'*^^  ^  ^^  "^'^  -^'"^^^  ^"  the  Ddawan 
Pm  V  V  ^?"^'-'c.  1^3  Lonii)iv.:,  tif  Janus  A  Th-fkar>i  'M 
Pine,  for  the  district  of  Sfuthw.!.'.  r-xkara,  .1 

Ofzcers  rf  ths  General  Board. 

'J^t^r'^^^::^Tl^.  "'  f^'coud,  Bartholomew  Wistar 
IV      f".'       c   ""*^'^'t.  .vimufl  LwiniT,  iiolici.'or,    146  C-u-snu- 

'.    ■   -.;  •'■*'■■»  i*;i-ki.itiam,  M,«;,.<r,,.  -id  D.K..rk«r  r. 


PHILADELPHIA  REGISTER.  IXXXix 

Pennsylvania  and  Lying-in  Hosfiital. 

The  history  of  this  eminent  institution  is  too  well  known  to 
need  particular  notice  here.  It  may  however  be  observtcl,  that 
the  plan  was  first  suggested  by  Dr.  Thonnas  B  nd,  and  it  was 
founded  by  individual  philanthropliy  in  1752.  In  1774  it  lost,  by 
the  depreciation  of  continental  money,  about  ten  thousand  pounds, 
nearly  one  half  of  its  productive  estate, — Subscriptions  were  how- 
ever solicited,  and  by  the  united  exertions  of  tne  managers  suc- 
cessively employed,  and  the  receipt  of  some  legislative  aid  it  has 
at  length  arrived  at  its  present  enfinence. 

Managers,  Samuel  Coates.  Pattison  Hartshon<^,  Lawrence  Seckel, 
Zdcheus  Collins,  Joseph  Lownes.  Thi-mas  Stewardness  Edward 
Pennington,  Thomas  P.  Cope,  Reeve  Lt^wis,  Samuel  W.  Fisher, 
Joseph  Watson.  Joseph  S.  Morris — Treasurer.  Joseph  S.  Lewis. — 
Physicians,  Thomas  Parke.  Samuel  Calhoun,  Joseph  Parrish, 
Joseph  Hartshorne,  John  S  Dorsey,  J.'hn  C  Orto — Physician  of 
the  Lying-in  Hosfiital,  De/iarfmenf,  Thcmns  C- lameh. — Physi- 
cian to  the  Hospital  out-patients,  J  hn  W.  More. 

Applications  for  admission  must  be  made  first  to  one  of  the 
Physicians  then  to  one  of  the  sitting  managers.  The  sitting  Mana- 
gers, and  Piiysicians  attend  at  the  Hospital  on  the  4th  and  7th  day 
m'  ming  of  every  week,  to  recf^ive  and  discharge  patients.  Recent 
fractures,  and  wounds,  happening  in  and  about  the  city,  if  brought 
immediately  as  they  occur,  will  be  admitted  gratis,  and  without 
any  security  beirig  demanded  of  the  persons  who  brings  the  pa- 
tient 10  the  house. 

N  B.  Comfortable  accommodations  are  provided  for  poor  mar- 
ried women  in  the  lying-in  department,  where  they  are  attended 
free  of  vxpence. 

Published  bv  order  of  ihe  Manag-is. 

October,  1817.  Thos  P.  Cope,  Secretary. 

Christ   Church   Hospital 

No.  Ill  Arch  street,  is  an  endowment  for  aged  women  of  the 
Protes'ant  Episcooal  church,  made  by  Dr.  John  Kear-ly,  formerly 
an  eminent  physician  af  this  place,  who  h^queat'ied  for  this  pur- 
pose, an  estate,  chieflv  landed,  wh?ch  he  vested  in  the  rector, 
churee  wardens,  and  vVstrynien  of  the  United  Episcopal  chiirches 
oJ  Christ  and  St.  Peters.  Since  its  endowment  it  has  received 
considerable  accessions  of  prf>y>erty. 

BOARD  OF  HEALTH  ESTABLISHMENT. 
Office  39  south  Pifth  street, 

Memherifor  the  Ci/t/,— John  Claxton,  President.  Dr.  Samuel  Em- 
len,  ]\mTf  Secretary,  Dr.  Thomns  C.  James,  Trei.swer^  S  miuel 
Hodgson,  Esq.  Henry  Hollings^orth,  Capr.  Samuel  Vnlans. 

For  the  J\orthern  Liberties  — Dr.  Michael  Leib,  Jonathan  Knight. 

For  Penn  Township. — Charles  Souder,  Esq 

For  5'ou^Awarfc.— Capt.  James  Josiah- 

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*c  pajcton's 

Dr.  George  F-  Lehman,  Lazaretto  PAz/^tcian. —Christopher  U'Co" 
nor,  Quarantine  .)/as/cr.—.]uhil  RoijLins,  Steward  of  ttie  Lazaretu 
Dr.  Alexander  Ki.i^jht.  Fon  PAj/s/artK.— Nicholas  Esling,  Uealt 
C>i?Jce.— Joseph  Fryer,  Clerk,  &c  — Jolin  Buckingham,  Messenger. 

Grand  Lodge  of  Pennsylvania^  subordinate  Lodges,  iSc. 

At  a  Graml  General  Communication  oi'  the  Grand  Lodge,  held  a 
their  \u\\  \r\  Chcstnui  sire^-t,  Philadelphia,  on  Saturday  the  27ih  De 
ceniber,  1817,  being  S  .  Jolin  the  Evangelist's  da} — ihe  followint 
brethren  having  been  fi^rt  duly  elected,  were  severally  installed  intt 
their  respective  oflics  for  the  year  1818,  in  ancient  a*nd  solemn  form 
Vo  wn— Br-.iher  Uayse  NewcoHib,  R.  VV.  Grand  Master,  (brother  Wal 
ter  Ken,  tlie  late  R.  W,  Grand  Master  having  declined  a  ve-elecmn 
Do.  Joseph  li.rnes,  R.  W.deputv  Gr.tnd  Master,  Do  Tliomas  Elliott 
R.  W.  senior  Grand  W..iden.  D  u  Josiah  Randall,  R.  W.  junior  (iranc 
Warden.  Do.  George  A.  Baker,  R.  W.  Grand  Secretary.  Do.  Josepi 
S.  Lewis,  R.  W,  Grand  Treasurer. 

At  an  annual  meeting  of  the  Stockholders  of  the  Masonic  Loans, 
held  at  tiic  said  Hull,  on  Monday  ihe  5lh  Janiiarv,  1818,  the  followitip 
brethren  were  dulv  elected  trustees  of  the  said  Loans,  to  wit— Charles 
Biddle,  Edward  Burd,  S.ephen  Girard,  Thomas  IVPEuen,  Elijah  Grif 
fitli,  Tliomas  F  Lemming,  who  in  conjunction  with  the  above  named 
Gr.ind  Officers,  compose  tlie  Board  of 'i'ruslees  of  the  said  Loans,  for 
tiie  ■,  ear  1818  Ar.d  at  a  meeting  of  the  said  Trustees  held  in  the  even 
irg  of  t.'te  same  d.y,  Charles  Biddle,  esquire,  was  elected  President; 
Geor,;e  A.  B.xkrr,  Secretary  ;  and  Thomus  M'Euen,  Treasurer  of  the 
Bo.ird. 

Grand  Holy  Royal  Arch  Chafiter. 
R.  W.  Grand  .>Lasler  Ex  officio,  First  chief;  J;  mes   Mc  Alpin,  2d 
:5ef;  Lambert  K.^aM.inp:,  3d  chief;  George  A.  Buker,  G.  Recoider; 

)  iiomas  Amies,  G   Treasurer.     M^^et  3d  Mondays  in  February,  Mav,* 

A'igiist  and  November 

Subordinate   Chapters. 
CuAPTr.R  No.  3,  meet  2d  Wednesday.     Randall  Hutchinson,  First 
^:.iei;  E'.iward  Haydock,  2d  chief;  Jrim^s  B.  Hutchinson,  3d  chief; 
Charles  Schneidej-,  Ueco.drr;  William  Wray,  Treasurer. 

Chafteh  Xo.  51,  meet  2:i  Thursday.  Wiiii:uTi  Mc  Corckle,  Fh^st 
chief;  Robei-cMilnor,  2d  chief;  Join.  C  P«»tion,  3d  chief ;  Thomas  P. 
Mc  Mahon,  R  corder;  John  Breban,  Treasurer. 

CHAPTr.n  No.  52,  meet  1st   Wednesday     Alphonso  C  Ireland  Frst 
chief;  Henry  Horn.  2d  chief;  Mddon  Dungan,  3d  chief;  Jolin  O'Brien 
Recorder  ;    Thomas  Amies,  Treasurer.      ^  * 

^  CHAPTEn  No.  67,  meet  1st  Thursday.  Wm.  Stratton,  First  chief 
Mephen  P^Burhier  2d  chief;  Elisha  L.  Aotrim,  3d  chief;  Thomas  S 
Manning,  Recorder ;  Jonathan  Johnson,  Treasurer 

Encamfiment  of  Knight  Templars. 

^\}  ^^^i^'^o^^^'H  ^-  ^^  '^^'^^  ^'"^^y-  No-  3.  Thomas  P.  Mc 
Mahon,  G.  M.  Second  Tuesday, 


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PHILADKLPHIA    REGISTER.  Xci 

Masters  of  the  Lodges  held  in  Philadelfihia. 

-WITMBEa.  masters'  XAMES.  stated   monthly  MEETUrOS. 

No.  2.  George  A.  Q.iker  2(1  Mtjnclay 

S.gJoseph  Walravin  3(1  Tuesdiiy 

9.  James  (QlimpbeU  Isi  Friday 

19.  R  chard  Mackie  1-t  Tljuisday 

51  Jam-s  Mc  Alpia  4ui  Tiiursday 

52.  George  W.  Jones  Isi  Wednesday 

59.  Jo'in  Curry  2d  Tuesday 

67.  Andrew  Hooten  2d  Friday 

71.  Charles  Schneider  4th  Weu^'nesday 

72  Tnomas  Vansant  2d  Saturday 

T"^, 2(S.  Thursday- 

91.  Thomas  F.  Gordon  4th  Monday 

11 4-  Peier  Benr.er  3d  Fri(Jay 

115.  Samuel  Black  1st  Tuesday 

121,  St-phen  W.  Smith  :}^^}i  Thursday 

125  William  Mnyweg"  4th  Friday 

126.  John  C.  Tillinghast  4t!i  Tuesday 

'127.  Isaac  G.  Hannum  2d  Wednc-sday 

128.  James  IJ.  Ilutcliinson  29th  of  the  month,  except 
it  fall  on  Saturday  or  Sunday,  then  on  the  next  vacai.t  evening 

130.  Francis  Cooper  3d  Wednesday 

131.  Samuel  P.  Wethehll  2d  Tliur^day 
134.  Michael  W.  Ash  Sd  Saturday 
139.  Henry  Y.  Carter  4ih  Saturday 
155.  Joseph  E.  Bov.en  4ili  Tuesday 

Corfioration  of  Philadelfihia. 

JiTayor. — Robert  W;;anou  ;  Rtcuider  Jos.  Reed  ;  Attorney  and  So 
iici'<or  John  Rad  :  Treasurer  John  Bacon;  Clerk  of  Mayor's  court 
Randali  Hu:ciiir.so!i. 

Aldermen — Matthew  Lawler,  Samuel  Carswfll,  Abraham  Shoema- 
ker, J''hn«lnskeep,  James  N.  Barker,  Andrew  Pe'.tit,  John  D  uiglas, 
Johti  Geyer,  George  Bariram,  Jacob  Baker,  Joseph  Hertzog,  Timolhy 
Matl::ck,  Samuel  Bulger. 

Select  Council Robert  Wain,  President.     Thomas  Bradf-rd,  jr. 

Clerk.  W)lliam  Meredith,  Josfpfi  S,  I^ewiS,  Elihu  Cf)auncey,  Frede- 
rick F.rrlnger,  Win.  Rush,  Joteph  P.  Horner,  Wm.  II.  Tod,  (Jeorge 
Vatt.^c.  Horace  Bii'.ney,  S  ,nu:el  Archer,  John  Mo.ore. 

Common  Council — J.^mes  S.  Smitii,  Presi  7ohn  C.  Lowher,  Clk. 
Benjamin  I  Gi;mun.  Henvv  HoHmgsworth,  John  M'Cauley,Jno.  Mil- 
ler, jun.  S.imuel  ]Mill!gari,B.  Newcombe,  Stepiien  North,  Anthony  A. 
Painier,  Wiham  A.  P.-.«d!.e,  Dr.  Jonas  Preston,  Samuel  Robinson,  Jno. 
M.  Sc>  tt.  Franc;-.  (>  Smitli,  Samuel  Smith,  Henry  Solomons,  Crooke 
Stevenson,  J.  B  Tiiompson,  Sa.iiuel  Wdliams,  Thomas  Williams. 
Philadeltihia  City  VommUfiionera, 

Lambert  AVilmer,  Nathan  Atherton,  John  Gilder,  Thomas  T.  Stiles, 
City  clerk,  Joshua  Allen*. 

Regitlatuvs  &  Surveyors — Reading  Howell,  Samuel  Hains,  and  A. 
C.  Ireland. 

Constable?; — High  Constables.  John  Hart,  161  south  10th,  An- 
thony Elton  18  s  uUj  12th. 


XC:i  PAXTON  s  ^ 

City  Constables. 

Upper  Delaioare — ^mith  Mills.  A'oith  Mulberry — Joseph  H.  Yan- 
dershe  Jjower  De'aivnre — Hforq-e  (Campbell.  South  MtiH/e^'ry-^Vw 
M'Ginley.  Nhh  Street— Frtderick  Tiiirkur:  jYorth  loard^nhn 
Hess  Chestnut  varJ—'Th  )mai.  C()t>pei"  Middlc^ard— Joseph  Ro- 
beson IValuut  ward — Jolin  Milliman  South  ward — Israel  Hor.pes 
'^Uock  -ward  Johi.  M'.Masters  Locvat  Tiard — .lohn  ropham  JVew' 
Market  loard — Joli.i  iM'Lean  Cedar -jfai'd — l^hn  Hoffecker  Clerkt 
of  High  Street  Moj'het— Joseph  Rjame  and  Georg-e  l?eck  Clei-k  of 
Second  Street  Market— TimoWxy  Blake  Clerk  of  Fish  Market— John 
Negus, 

Carriers  of  wood  and  Receivers  of -wharf nge — /onathan  J.  Wliteler, 
Jacob  F.rrini^eii,  Juroh  Zeller,  Dougla^nj  S  •m,  /ames  Cornish.  Deputy 
do.  at  tht  Draivbridge  Landhig — Pliilip  Winnemore  Corder,  l3'c.  at 
the  public  -wharves  on  Schuylkill  and  Inspector  of -wood  coming  by  land  t» 
the  City — Josiah  5; eel. 

Captain  rf  the  A''ightly  n-atch — I.  Rich  man  Lieutenatit  of  do.  Fran- 
cis Lonton. 

Va'^cine  Physicians. 
David  J.   Davis,  No.  4    S    8lh.   for  the  N.  W.  district— George  S. 
.Schon,  No.  33  nortii  8th  street,  for  the  N.  E.  district— Joseph  G.  Nan- 
crede,  No.  138  south  9ih  street,  for  the  5".  W.  district— John  C  He- 
be- to  •,  Np.  115  south  5th  >treet,  for  the  S  E.  district 

Superintendant  of  the  Pvbiic  Burial  Ground — Benjamin  Ferguson. 

Philadelphia  County  Commissioners. 
Frederick  A le.  John  Th urn,  Philip  Peltz.     Of r^,  John  Fees.    So- 
licitor. John  Moilowell.     Treasurer,  Daniel  15  Lippard. 

Justices  of  the  Peace — Philaclelpchia  County. 
J^'orther?!    Liherttes.      Samuel  Wheeler,  Frederick   Wolbert,    Jq^n 
Goodman,  Samuel  M'Ferran,  J-  sepli  Grice,   John  Ke.ssler,   Fi-ederick. 
Peering,  Edward  D.  Corfield,  Henry  Probasco,  Thonp^as  Barnes,  Chas 
Carey,  jnn.  Wi.liam  Moulder,  John  5ha\v,  Jacob  Fitler,  J.  Rogers. 
—-So7ithtvark.     Ebenezer  Ferg-tison,   Richard  Renshaw,  Richard  Pal- 
mer, Joseph  Mansh,  Alexander  Steei,  Daniei  Bussier,  John  Thompson. 
—  Moyamerjsing.     John  Hunter,  M;ch<<el  Freytay^,  Joshua  Reybnld. 
— Passyunk.    Isr  el  Israel,  Daniel  Bussier — Germarttc.-wn.     John  Hus- 
ton, J  )hn  Conarci,  Peter  Bnynton,  John  Nic= — Roxborough.     Corne- 
lius Holgate — Loiuer  Dublin^      Jonathan    Schofield,   J  tshua   Comly, 
Joshu.i  Jones,   Ber^jiimin  Walmsley,  John  Helm.jun. —  Oxford.     Robt. 
Morris,  Isaac  AVovrell,  John  Salter,  John  H  Worrell,  John  Ruan. — 
B^iet'tl.     J.tcoh  Mi'ler. — Gsrmantown,  Boxberough,  &  Bristol.     Jos. 
Hall  Flemint^— .^/oc^/ej/      Nathuniel  J-»nes,  William  Budden.—P«fH« 
To'vcnship.     John  Ciifibrd,  Charles  Souder. 

Conf  tables  of  the  County. 
Southieark.  Atcheson  Thompson,  Henry  Engles,  William  Harvey, 
Peter Crans.  Xorthern  Liberties  J-iim  Miller,  Peter  C.  Slaughter, 
Jesse  Sanders,  Jolin  Vanhorn,  Henry  Repd,  Ge^Tge  G.  Mentzer. — Of- 
fice of  police,  404  n^rth  2d.  Pew  To-w^iship.  Conrad  Worknot,  Mi- 
rhael  Wartman.  Moyamensing  Toiviiship.  Michael  Cooper,  James 
Vanholt.     Passiiuvk.     George  F.  Ali'evli,  jtm. 

Commi'S  si  oners  of  the  District  of  Southivark. 
John  Thum,  John  Turner,  John  R.  M*MuHin  Benjamin  Martin,  Geo. 
Rees,  John  Turner,  jun.  Jesse  Williamson,  James  M.  Linnard,  Hugh 


PfULADELPHIA  REGISTER.  XCIU 

C.AanaMgh,  PliJneas  Eldrulge,  Divid  C  (onbs,  Joseph  Bird,  Thomas 
Sparks.     Citrk.  John  Htitt  >n.      S'pTint^ri.iant.      W.l  i  m  P'g-eor;. 
Comini  si .7-iers   nf  Moyamen'^<ing. 

Dctnie'  Guen  ,  Prf-j/VA-n^./r-i  mus  Dixcv,  S;,mue'    Ber,C.  H  vllsnd, 
J')ha  S  ^ydcr,  \Vm,  W.dl  ce,  P>  ter  F  eid   J^me;-  GaViani   {one  vacan- 
cy) J.imes  M'iJanii,  S'  tcri^iitnchmi.     Kiecion  t'liivd  Frid.iy  m  M:t!"ch 
annually. 
Commissio'ies  of  th'-  Distr.et  of  S  ■r:ng  Gard  n^  [this  district 

iii  incor/iorafed  betwe^'n  Slxt/i  ijf  Broad,  iff  Vine  Ijj   Hxkory 

lane  ; 

Duvid  Wolpper,  Predckni.  J.^cob  Prick,  Sceretary.  Georg-e  Mey- 
ers, Treasurer.  Dai)i  1  N.ivnian,  .Supe.irJmd^nt.  Conrad  Wo  kivjt- 
Co7,sta6le. — C:gh:.ii.^st  >"ehs.  I)  vi;!.  \Vofl;'pf.T,  J  ;!iTi  A'burirer,  \Vm. 
"Warner,  Jacob  Gurd  er,  Frederick  Sail,  Henvy  H.  M  tier,  H  nry  Bo- 
T  e\  \jew\:  l<o\vry,  Nicholas  G  .jar,  C!.a: les  S  ^ud^r,  Frederick  Haas» 
{one  vacancy  ) 

LAND  STAGES,  PACKETS,  AND  STEAM-BOATS. 

Land  Stages, 

Baltimore  Stages  — Pilot,  leaves  4S  -S'  4th  and  Washington 
Ilall  HottJ,  daily,  at  6  A  M  Fare,  gU.  Arrives  at  Balti- 
more, next  morning  at  12  oVl<  ck.  And  Washington  City — 
leaves  ITo.  ?0  S.  3d  st  ASvy  at  7  A.  M.  by  (Jt.himbia  and  York, 
leav  s  266  1  1'  High,  between  8th  and  9th,  daily. 

Bethlehem,  106  Race,  3  times  a  week,  2  P  M. 

Boundbrcok  (Green  tree  inn)  5U  nnrii>  Fourth. 

Bridge  Town,  N.  J.  {S  e  Gumberland  stage,)  from  Reeves 
ferry,  3  times  a  week  at  3  p  M. 

Burli  igton  (by  Jersey)  High  and  Arch  st.  ferries,  n.  sides. 

Bustle  Town,'  1  JO  north  Sec  iid,  daily,  3  P.  M. — ^ancthcr  runs  from 
Camrl  Lm,  140  N.  ^tC!;nd 

Gape  May  stage  leaves  Il.pnerd's  ferry  every  Thurs:lay  at  san 
rise,     bee  Cumberlitnd  stage. 

Chpstnut  Hili  (via  Germa  tnwi.)  It avr  r  18  N.  Fcurth  street,  dai- 
ly, at  10  x\  M.  a.-td  118  N.  1  r.ird  a".  10  A.  M  aiid  3  P.  M 

Gumb.rland  stag*-  leaves  Arch  strevt  f.rry  daily  (except  Sun- 
day) at  SUV/ rise 

D jylestown,  from  39  N  St-cond;  twice  a  wtik  in  winter,  and 
every  other  day  in  sumux  r. 

Easton,50  north  Fourth,  Sundays,  Tuesdays  and  Thi  rsdays  at  4 
A    M 

.E;^t;-HA)b  nr.  Arch  st  frrry,  Thursdav.  nx  10  A   M. 

Falls  of  schuvlkill.  5J  N-  Fourth,  daily,  -..t  9  A.  M.  ai;d  3  P.  M, 

rr.-*nkfoni  (Back  inn)  IJON  d,  9  A  M.  anJ  4  P.  M.  daily ;  ano- 
ther twice  a  da\  from  39  N.  2d. 

Germantowi!,  16  and  118  N.  1  hi  d,  daily. 

Great  Egg  Harbour  stage,  Icavt*;  ?.rch  f'.  f/rry  every  Thursday 
at  10  A    M. 

Hairis'-iurgh,   leaves  2S6    1-2  Hig    !;•  tw^f    ■-"'     t^nd  9rh,  daiiy, 
except  Sunday  ) 

Harris'nirgh  C"arhee  leaves  200  rl  i;!i,  evii\  ^und^y,  Tuesda5'^ 
ard  Tiiursdav. 


^^^^  PAXTON*S 

"crir^l  '.fo  n:  Ifrd  '""'•  '  '■  M— "fer  run,  f,.r 

Lancaster  coachee,  leaves  200  High  every  morninc- 
i^ancaster  and  Pittsburgh  mail  leaves  286  1-2  Hi^S.  daily,  (Sun 

days  excepted  )  at  7  A.  M. 
Mount  Airy,  daily,  fro.-«  16  N.  3d. 
Moorest^ow,^,   High  st   terry,  N.  side,  daily,  (Sunday  exceptecl 

Mount  Holly    Arch  street  ferry,  daily  (except  Sundays)  2  P.  M 
iNew  J^ork  Stages—Industry  line  of  Stages,  leaves  30  S.   Thirc 
street,  daily,  (Sunday  excepted)  at  9  A.  M. 
Mail  Coach,  leaves  30  S.  3d  street,  daily,  at  3  o'clock,  P.  M. 
Pilot,  the  mail  coach,  leaves  43  S.  Fourth,  every  afternooD,  p' 

halt  past  two,  and  arrives  at  JSTew  York,  next  mornine. 
Post    Chaise  leaves  43  S.  Fourth,  between  Chesnut  and  Wa; 
nut,  every  morning  at  5  o'clock,  and  arrives  in  New  York 
same  evening  at  6  o'clock. 
Post   Coach    leaves   Judd's  Hotel  27  5.  Third  street,  daily. 
(Sunday  excepted)  at  5  P.  M.  '"^ 

^wiftsure  (Green  tree)  50th  N.  4th,  daily,  (Sundays  excepted) 
at  8  ©clock,  A.  M.  ^  r      y 

New  York  (by  land)  winter  establishment,  from  High  st.  ferry  N 

side,  daily,  at  9  A.  M.  fare  g4.  0-7 

Norristown,  50  N.  4th,  every  day  at  1  o'clock,  P.  M. 
Reading,  106  Race,  at  2  P.  M.  3  times  a  week. 
Pittsburgh,  leaves  286  1-2  High  between  8th  and  9th,  daily  (ex- 
cept Sunday.)  J  "^ 

Salem,  Arch  street  ferry,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  at 
sun  rise, 

Swedesborough,  High  st.  ferry,  N.  side,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and 

•Saturday,  13  A.  M.  -^ 

.Trap  (White  Swan)  106  Sassafras. 

^^for7^u  ^°^<^^^^'    ^aiJy»   from  23  S.  Third,  39  N.  Second,  and 
197  Chesnut 

Trenton  Coach  leaves  Judd's  Hotel,  27  S.  Third,  daily,  at  9  A  31. 
1  renton  &  Holmesburgh  leaves  193  Chestnut  street  daily  9  A.M 
luckerton,  9  ^.  wharves,  Hepperd's  ferry. 
United  States'  mail  stage  office,  30  S.  Third. 
Washington  and  Baltimore  stages  leaves  30  S.  Third  st.  daily  &t 
'  A.  M. 

^8  aTi^^*^^'  ^^  '^^'  ^°"^^^'  'Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturda)-. 

Wost  Town,  (school,  from  80  High,  Indian  King. 

Wi  mington  cciachee,  leaves  4  Bank  street,  daily. 

Wilniington  stage,  runs  daily  from  23  Third. 

Wor^bury,  High  street  ferry,  N.  side,  daily,  (Sunday  excepted) 

Packets,  Land  and  Water  Stages,  and  Steam  Boats. 
-*)tna  steam  boai  Hi^h  st,  ferry  N".  side 
Alexandria  (Col.)  Hamilton's  wharf 
Amboy  steam  boat,  at  Bicklev's  wharf 


PHILADELPHIA.    REGISTER.  XCV 

V,npoquinimink  Packet,  Hamiltori'is  wharf 

Jaltimore  steam  boils,  9  bouth  wharves,  daily 

iordentowa  packet  and  steam  boat,  Bickley's  wharf 

Boston  packets.  Chestnut  street  wharf  CJ*  Perot's  wharf  above  High 

Bristol  steam  boat  High  street  ferry  nonh  side 

Jurlin^ton  packet,  Mulberry  street  wharf  souih  side 

Surling-ton  steam  boat,  High  street  ferry  north  side 

^ape  May  packet,  M:issey's  wharf,  12  south  wharves 

!^hester  Packet,  Waln*s  wharf 

jhester  steam  boat,  daily  3  P.  M.  from  High  st.  ferry  north  side 

Charleston  (S.  C.)  Cliftord's  wharf 

Delaware  steam  boat  ( Union  line)  to  New  Caslle,  French  Town  and 
Baltimore,  Beck's  wharf,  daily 

rVedericksburg',  Hamilton's  wharf 

Georgetown  (Col.)  Hamilton's  wharf 

Harciis  Hook,  from  Mass-y's  wharf,  12  south  wharves 

STew  Castle,  French  Town,  and  Baltimore  Union  line,  daily,  9  south 
wharves 

^ew  York  Exchange  line,  via  Trenton  and  New  Brunswick,  Friday, 
south  side  Arch  street  wharf,  office  71  north  Waier 

>Tcw  York  Industry  line,  High  street  ferry  north  side.  Leaves  daily 
(except  Sunday)  at  2  V  M.  fare  jg5  50  via  Bristol,  Trenton,  Prince- 
ton.  New  Brunswick  and  Elizabethtowu 

^t\v  York  Mercantile  line,  via  Lamberton  and  New  Brunswick,  Wed- 
nesdays and  Saturdays,  south  side  Arch  street  wharf 

Sfew  York  Union  line  packets  by  sea,  Chestnut  st.  wharf  N.  side 

STew  York  steam  boits,  Bsckley's  wharf  north  side  High 

Sforfolk,  Hamlllon^s  wharf 

Philadelphia  and  Olive  Branch  steam  boat  line,  w'a  Trenton  and  New- 
Brunswick,  9  south  wharves 

Philadelphia  steam  boat  9  south  wharves  (daily) 

'etersburg  (Va.)  Hamilton's  wharf 

Port  Elizabeth  packet,  High  street  wharf  north  side 

;lichm"nd  (Va.)  Humdton's  wharf 

Jalem  (N.  J  )  packet,  leaves  Arch  street  wharf  every  Thursday 

sassafras  River  packet,  Hamilton's  wharf 

Savannah  (Gt«c.)  packet,  Clifford's  wharf 

>ea  Horse  steam  boat.  High  street  ferry  north  side 

Superior  steam  boat.  High  street  ferry  north  side 

I'renton  packets,  etc.  N.  wharves  below  Arch 

rrenton  steam  boats,  9  sonth  wharves 

Union  Line  steam  boats,  9  south  wharves 

Vesta  steam  boat,  High  street  ferry  north  side 

iVashington  City,  Hamilton's  wharf 

IVhite  Hill  packet.  High  street  wharf  north  side 

IVMmington  packet,  Massey's  wharf  12  south  wharves 

Wilmington  Steam  boat,  High  st.  ferry  N.  side,  3  P.  M.  daily. 


XCVl 


PA  XT  ON  a 
IMPORrAXT  MLKCANTILE  TADLE. 

PHILADi:M>lI.A    AM,    Ne,V    YoaK    ADVANCES    EaUALlZIO. 


l-f- 


5  P 


5? 


Co 


-J 


66  2-3 
70     . 
72  1-2 
75     . 


80 
85 
&7 

90 

95 

100 

105 

no 

115 

1171 

J  20 

125 

330 

153  1 

135 


12 


1-2 


3 

5 

8 

11 

12 

14 

17 

20 

23 

26 

29 

301-2 

32 

35 

38 

40 

41 


1371  2 lb -.2  l-iJpci 


HO 

l45       . 

147  1-2 
150  . 
155      . 

157  12 
160     . 

165  . 

166  2-3 

170  . 

175  . 

180  . 

185  . 

190  . 

195  . 

200  . 

205  . 

'210     . 


44 

47 

4812 

50 

S3 

54  12 

56 

59 

60 

62 

65 

6S 

71 

74 

77 

80 

83 

86 


215  is> 
220  . 
"25     . 

230     . 

2c>-3  1  3 

225     . 

240     . 

245     . 

250     . 

2v5     . 

260     . 

265     . 

270  . 
275  . 
280  . 
285  . 
290  . 
295  . 
3C0 


1  p-r  ceiU.  currei.c>  advance  is  5  5ihs  sterling-. 
12  3  —  1  ^ 


89  p  c. 
92 
95 
98 
100 
101 
104 
107 
110 
113 
116 
119 
122 
125 
1'8 
lol 
134 
137 
140 


1-2 
13 


1-5 

1-2 
4-5 


By  the  ibove  table,  it  will  be  seen,  that  wlien  a  sale  i^  t^fT  r-i^A  . 
Phnladelphia  at  166  2-3  advance,  it  ,.s  equal  to  se^ng  ^^ods  n  N  vtic 
at  60  per  cent  sterling  :  or  receiviug  160/  sterling  arpar,  for  eveiv  VfiO/ 
(nett.  wi.hout  cb.  rge  )  the  Bnt.sh  .nvoice  amount.v  to.  ^  ^^^ 

To  bring  .siei  iinjr  into  dnil;  rs  and  cents  it  nar  miijt;,»i    *i. 


Thp  Human  Heart,  \n  one  hour,  beats  ^600  times,  discharges  7200 
ounces  of  blood,    and  conveys  throuirh  -t  the  whnV   n  «  o     f  u i      i 
the  bodv  not  less  than  25  times.        ^  ^^  "^^'  "*  ^^°°^  ^» 

The  greatest  object  in  the  universe,  savs  a  rerfam  ,  k  i  o     i 
go,,d  .,.„  s.^„g^  4  with  »dvcrs,.,,  -.  yel  uL'e  U  s'm'a 'ir^whlh 
18  the  good  m.«n  that  cumts  to  relieve  him.  fcreaier,  wluch 


rai-uADLLi  HIA    LiULCl'OUi  p 


XCVli 


.4    Table   of  Simple   Interest^    at   6  per  cent,   calculated  in 
Dollars   Cents,  and  Mills. 


Principal 

•     h 

vveekjl 

mo 

I 

|3 

lion 

6:n:;i.    !   1 

yeat- 

i^. 

c   7n. 

ci. 

c.  7n. 

d. 

c.   w. 

d.     C.    711. 

d. 

C.    Trl. 

Cents 

10 

0 

0  0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0    I 

0      0  3 

0 

0    6 

20 

0 

0  0 

0 

0 

1 

0 

0   3 

0      0   6 

0 

I   2 

30 

0 

0   0 

0 

0 

1 

0 

0   4 

0     0   9 

0 

I    8 

40 

0 

0   0 

0 

0 

2 

0 

0   6 

0      1    2 

0 

2   4 

50 

0 

0   0 

0 

0 

2 

0 

0   7 

0      I    5 

0 

3  0 

Dollars. 

1 

0 

0    1 

0 

0 

5 

0 

I    5 

0      3   0 

0 

6  0 

2.0 

0   2 

0 

1 

0 

0 

5  0 

0      6  0 

0 

12  0 

r. 

0 

0   4 

0 

1 

5 

0 

4   5 

0      9   0 

0 

13  0 

4 

0 

0   5 

0 

2 

0 

0 

6  0 

0    12  0 

0 

24  C 

5 

0 

0   6 

0 

2 

5 

0 

7   5 

0    15  0 

0 

30  a 

10 

0 

I    2 

0 

5 

(-' 

0 

15   0 

0   3.)  0 

0 

60  C 

:20 

0 

2    .' 

0 

10 

0 

Q 

30   0 

0   60  0 

1 

2;)  0 

30 

0 

3   7 

0 

15 

0 

0 

45   0 

0  90  0 

1 

80  0 

40 

0 

5   (■■ 

0 

20 

0 

0 

60   0 

1    20  0 

2 

40   C 

50 

0 

6  2 

0 

25 

0 

0 

75   0 

I    50   0 

3 

0  0 

100 

0 

12   5 

0 

50 

0 

1 

5   (' 

3      0  0 

6 

0  0 

200 

0 

25   G 

2 

0 

0 

3 

0  0 

6      0  0 

12 

0   0 

3   V 

0 

37  6 

I 

50 

0 

4 

50   0 

9      0  0 

18 

0  0 

400 

0 

50  0 

2 

0 

0 

6 

0   0 

12      0   0 

24 

0  0 

50{^ 

0 

62   5 

2 

50 

c 

7 

50   0 

15      0  0 

30 

0   0 

100', 

1 

25   C 

5 

0 

0 

15 

0  0 

3:j    0  0 

oO 

0  0 

i"o  fiiid  I'ne  interest  of  any  particular  sum  for  any  certain 
time,  mihliiply  the  sum  by  the  numljer  of  the  months  ;  lake 
onchaif  of  t!ie  product,  and  you  will  fuid  the  iavo  right  hand 
figures  to  be  cents — the  remainder  on  the  left  hand  are  do'- 
IhFS,  which  is  the  answer.— If  there  are  cents  in  tlie  sum  af- 
ter you  have  muiiipiied  as  a!)ove>  you  »vill  f::jd  the  two  rii^hr 
hand  fi inures  to  be  fractions,  the  i»vo  next  cents,  and  the  re- 
mainder in  dollars 

EXAMi'LK,  Find  the  inters  t^'  ■.■'~  I~9  c'^-    " '.      ..  ■:    .. 

J  79    10 


i) 125433 

62716     Answer,  6  dollars  27  cenls,  ard  lo-OO, 

FUGM  THK   NEW    YORK  ADVEHTISKR 

I  enclose  you  "  a  treatise,  on  drunkenness"  printed  in  large 
type,  solicliing  the  favour  of  you  t)  give  it  an  insertion.  This  vice 
is  slaying  many  thousan  Is  in  our  country  ;  its  a])proaches  art*,  so 
insidious,  that  we  fr.quently  bc;hoTd  persons  uiulermii^ed,  before 
they  have  dreamed  of  being  attacked.  A  good  nvin  may  be  seen 
admonishing  his  friend  fo:-  drinking  too  freely,  yet  at  ihc  same 
time,  he  hesitates  not  to  join  him  in  one  gtass  of  grog;  for  tht. 

Hl-2 


■..Ci'. 


PAXTON  i> 


dread  of  ilmnkei-ness,  like  the  dread  of  death,  is  eritertaiiitd  fo 
>i  n(M^;libour,  but  not  for  one's  self,  ur.til  prostration  beyond  reco 
very,  cxhibjis  *   ihi  MAN  in  huiks." 

Lrt  every  ma-i  therefure  in  tlie  coaimuiiiiy,  not  even  exceptint 
the  priest  of  the  most  high  God,  fiauae  and  fionder  over  even 
sentence  oi  this  treatise.  Should  it  be  perused  by  anv  who  dare  t( 
venture  on  brandy  and  ^vater  before  dinner  esnecially  if  it  be  wha 
IS  called  sttjff'  grog,  let  him  reflect  whether  lie  unwittingly  doej 
not  manifest  a  love  too  ardent  for  the  beverage  itself.  Let  hirr 
THINK—RESOLVE— and  ACT  as  every  good  citizen,  and  sincert 
christian  ought  xo  act— let  him  quit  it  at  onec  ' 

A  TREATISE  ON  DRUNKENNESS 

Drunkenness  expels  Reason,  drowns  the  Memo- 
ry defaces  Beauty,  diminishes  Strength,  inflames  the 
Blood,  causes  internal,  external,  and  incurable 
Wounds  ...  is  a  Witch  to  tlie  Seni.es,  a  Devil  to 
the  Soul,  a  Thief  to  the  Purse,  the  Begpar's  com- 
panion, a  Wife's  Wo,    and  Children's  Sorrow 

the  Picture  of  a  Beast  and  Self  Murderer,  who  drinks 
to  other's  Good  Meiiith,  and  Robs  himself  of  his  own. 

A.SUliSCillBEU. 

X  A  r  L 1  \  A  L  C U  W lOS IT Y. 
Fro7n  the  AmcT'can  Tdegrajih. 

We  h?.ve  been  tuvonredw  all  ;he   lolbxving'  de  cription  of  Ljuire, 
Hill  Cave  which  is   much  11)0  mo;s'  extensive  cavern  \et  discovered 
ill  Pcun-.iv.-nia,  by  Mr.  John  A.  R.xlon.  or  Pl.iiadelphia,  a  ^eiUleman 
who  IS  coliecun},'-  m  .ter-uU  for  a  new  Gazateer  of  the  United  States. 
LAUREL  HILL  CAVE. 

Sin. — I  v/;is  detained  from  proc-c-ding  on  my  ji)uniey  bv  the  lame- 
ness of  my  hwrse,  \'>.  Uiiiontown,  Pennsylvunirt,  the  seat  of  justice  of 
Fayette  county,  and  havitig  heard  of  a  large  cave  in  the  neighbourhood, 
which  had  JM^ver  been  thc)rouj;hiy  expiorcd.  my  curiosilv  was  raised, 
and  I  detenriined  to  per.etraie  it  fully.  1  mi.de  my  wish  known,  and 
immedia  ely  Uie  f  ilowinx  gemlemen  of  Unioniown,  agreed  to  acccm- 
par.y  m<?,  namely,  Wm.  Gng;,',  John  Owjngs,  James  M.  Johnson,  Joha 
G.iiagber,  and  Bpkraim  i>ouglas.s.  We  entered  imo  a  determination 
not  to  turn  back,  wh.a.st  one  of  the  puny  was  willing  to  proceed  in  the 
examination.  We  provided  ourselves  widi  refreshments,  candles, 
tiiiderb.x,  mntci-.es,  lui:terii,  CwmpLss,  chalk,  ;.nd  a  line  to  measure' 
with;  we  set  out  on  Wednesday,  Sept.  11,  ISlo,  ascended  tiie  Laurel 
liiil  Mountahi,  and  left  our 'jor^es  ut  the  farm  of  Mr.  Debny,  on  the 
top,  witlun  lialf  a  mile  of  the  cave,  and  requested  liim  if  we  did  not 
come  out  early  next  morning  to  have  the  country  apprized  of  oiw  sit- 
uation a.s  we  had  heard  that  two  young  men,  to  wit.  Grain  and  Merri- 
field,were  lost  in  the  caveforneariy  tuoday.s,  having  burnt  outall  tjieir 
candles  ;  and  when  found  by  the  farmers  were  lying  in  eacii  other's 
artr^s,  resigned,  as  they  thought,  to  their  prema'tui-e  and  deplorable 
fate.  After  making  all  necessary  preparations  we  started  for  the 
mouth  of  the  cave  ;  but  before  I'enier  into  a  detail  of  our  discove- 
ries I  will  point  out  its  situation. 


PHILADELPHIA  DlliECkOKY.  XCiX 

.::-rei //./■  Cave,  which  I  have  taken  the  liberty  to  name,  it  beinj- 
>vantot  one,  IS  situated  in  Fen:Ksylva:.ia,    Fayette   cou.ity    Geor^f 
Town.hip  on  the  top  of  Laurel  H=ll  Mountain;  nine  miles  south  eT 
.eilyof    Un.ontown,  three  miles  easterly   of  Fairfield  furnace    ami 
halt  a  mile  northeasterly  of  Dalany's  farm  house.'     At   4  o'clock    P 
M.  we  commenced  our  opei-a:ioHs;  we  fir,t  descended  iatoa  sm^li 
pit.  on  the  side  of  which  we   found  tlie    mouth,  ab.ut  3  feet  bv  i 
which  we  entered  and  immediately  fo.md  ourselves  in  a  nassaee  ahn.T^ 
iO  teet  wide,  and  descendmg  about  50  det-rees,  for  40  feet  In  a  N  w 
course  when  we  f^jund  a  less  declivity  and  a  smoother  floor  'here'  w^ 
ieft  our  great  coats  and  things  we  h;.d  no  immediate  use  foi-  and  nrn 
ceeded,  in  the  same  course,  a  short  distance  when  we  found  that  i ht' 
passage  forked  into  two  avenues  more  contracted,  both  leadine-    bv^ 
considerable  descent  into  the  first  room  ;  this  is  about  24  feet  diamp 
ter,  w.th  a  roof  of  rock  about  20  fe.t  high~a  large  descending- Ta^'. 
sage  leads  from  this  room,  the  same  course  with  a   very  considerlhll 
r.ot,  and  is  about  12  feet  wide   for  some  distance,  wheV  k  beconie^ 
more  contracted  and  leads  into  the  .^econd  room,  wliicii  is  50  feet  bv 
lOC^  with  a  large  body  of  rocks  on  the  f4oor  that  have  fallen  from  ihl 
loot,  wiMch  IS  not  very  high  :  at  the  end   of  the  passage  is  a   runnim! 
sprmg  of  excellent  water.     In  this  room  the  person  vJl,o  had  the  t  n 
derbox,  unfortunately  let  it  full   among  the  rocks,   wh.di  opened  it* 
and  by  this  accident   we  lost  nearli"  all  our  tinder.     \    very  narro-v 
uneven  and  descendmg  passage  leads  from  the  second   r^^om    in  a 
northeast  direction,  to  the  Narrows,  a  passag,.-  two   and  a   half  feet 
high,  and  about  fifty  feet  broad,  leading,  horPznntdlv,  between  rockq 
with  a  small  descent  for  about  one  imndicd  and  fittv Veet  to  a  oernen 
diculardescun  over  rocks;  through  this  small  passage    we    had    in 
m:.ny  places  to  drag  ourselves  along  on  our  biliies  and  the   buttons 
of  my  coat  uere  lorn  of  by  ihe rocks  above;  this  passage  evidently 
was  formed  by  the  foundMion  of  the  ne;  her  reck  being  washed  bv  the 
veins  of  water  beneath,  v;!iich  caused  it  to  ceparate   from  the    unDer 
roci   and  formc-d  the  roj^te  to  the  perpendicular  descent ;  which  we 
sound  to  be  twenty  two  feet ;  I  descended  by  a  rope,  but   my    com- 
panions  found  their  way  down  by  clinging  to  ihe  rocks,  we  now  found 
ourselves  in  a  very  uneven,  rocky  pa.s-age    which  ascended  about   20 
:legrees  for  234  fefit,  but  as  we   couid  not  find  an   outlet  from   this 
itier  the  most  particular  search,  we  returned  and  ascended   the  per 
•>endici:lar  precipice,  and  to   the  right   of  .t  discovered   a   passaee 
.vinch  had  a  great  descent,  was  very  ruckv,  uneven  and  so  contracted 
ior  about  eigliiy  feet,  that  it  was  w.th  the  i^-re.test  difficulty  we  made 
>ur  way  througli  it;  tins  led  to  a  secoiul   i>erpendicular   descent    of 
hirty  tei-t,  overVOcks  which  we  wiih  great  difficuhygot  down  •  'we 
ow  fotmd  ourselves  in  a  large  avenue  or  Little  Mill  Stream  Hail  ("as 
called  it)  with  a  very  high  roof  and  about  25  feet  wide:  it   iiad  a 
andy  floor  with  a  stream  of  water  running  through  it  sufficiently  ra- 
>id  arid  large  to  turn  a  grist  mill :  on  tiie  sides  of  tins  stream   were 
ome  large  rocks  wiiich  hud  ftllen   from  tiie  roof;— this  avenue   is 
bout  600  fVet  in  length,  widi  considerably  dc.'^cent  to  where  the  wa- 
er  looses  itself  through  a  small  aperUire  in  the  rocks. 

On  returning  from  the  bottom  of  ilie  avtiuie  we  discovered  a  pas- 
age  leading  horrizontally  and  at  right  anglt-s  from  ihe  right  side  of 
tiis  avenue,  the  entrance  of  which  is  elevated  about  eight  feet  above 
IS  a&or,  we  found  this  a  very  pleasant  passage  in  comparison  to 
*)e  rest.  The  roof,  the  sides  and  floor,  were  quite  smooth,  and  we 
ould  walk  upright;  it  is  120  feet  long  and  leads  into  the  last  and 
irgest avenue,  or  Great  Mill  Stream  Hall ;  this  we  found  to  be  verv 


PAXTONS 


cnarious  beiu?  ahoiil20  to  30  feet  wide,  from  30  to  SO  feetfi- jm  the  floor 
toihe  ri)f,  and  1200  feet  in  length,  with  a  stream  sufficient  to  turn  a 
crist  mill  running  its 'A  hole  lengUi:  from  the  source  oi  tl^e  f  ream 
fvhere  there  is  a  considerable  coll^cUon  of  white  spar  formed  by  the 
constant  dripping  of  Water,  the  avenue  has  a  descent  of  about  oJ 
agrees  to  where  the  stream  disembogues  Uself  through    a  small 
anfnure  in  Uie  rocks  :  before  we  arrived  at  this  aperture  the  avenue 
becamrso  contracted  that  Mr.  Greg- and  myself  had  to  creep   on 
ou?Cds  and  knees  through  the  water  for  about  50  feet ;    here  m 
the  sand  we  found  the  »iame  of  "  Grain"  written,  which  we  consider- 
ed  a  mortifying  discovery,  as  we  thought  we  were  the    first  persons 
tdio  had  penetrated  so  farm  this  direction:  we  wrote  our  names  like- 
wise in  the  sand,  and  then  joined  the  rest  of  the  party.     la  our  searc. 
J  rou^^i  this  great  avenue  we  had  to  climb  over  or  creep   under   a 
thnn.a'id  craegv  rocks  that  lav  scattered  on  the  fl(.or.  and  whicli  hnd 
fk'ien  from  the  sides  and  ceiUng.     1  have  every  reason  to  bel.eve  that 
n-i  ner^on  except  us,  ever  vusited  the  source  of  the  stream  and  head 
nf  tle"'aveMue,  as  we  found  no  sign  of  human  invention  withm   many 
luimlre  I  f.-et  of  the  sj)ni,  and   which   was   very   connnrion  in    every 
o  her   part  of  the   cave,    as  the  sides  of  every  place  that    hud  beeu 
nrevio'tslv  visited    were  covered  with  names  imd  marks  m.de  vvitJi 
r'y\  •  and  if  anv  person  had  pe.ietrated  this  far,  they  would  certainly 
t.yM  some  token  cf  their  perseverance.     We  now  f.mnd  ou;  selves 
nt  the  end  of  our  exploring  expedition,  and,  as  we  had  plenty  ot  cai 
^k^s  left  .ind  had  taken  the  precaution  to  mark  with  chalk    an  aiT  v. 
«a  the  rucks  at  every  turn,  we  were  cunfiJent  of  hein^;  aole  to  retrace 
n-irs'eps  to  the  entrance.     Keiurning   we  measured  with  a  Ime,  the; 
extreme  distance  we  had  been  in,  and  found  it  lo  be  3600  feet,  but  we 
must  have  uavelled  altogeilier  up  a  ards  of  two  miles.     Our  return  we 
found  much  more  tiresome,  as  it  was  an  ascending  route    nearly   the 
whole  di.tancc.     We  arrived  in  safety  at  the  mouth,  at  10  o  clock 
Tner  hav  ng  travelled  incessantlj-  fur  six  h*irs.     We  were  about  IGOC 
feet  perpend.cuiarlv,  below  the  entra-.ce. '  We  heard  the  water  run. 
nml^  beneath  the  rocks  in  every  part  of  thctoave.     The  temperature 
we  found  agreeable,  but  owiag  to  oui-  great  txe.mons,  we  Were   kepi 
Z  a  profuse  perspiration  during  the  wlu^le  time  we  were  m.     In   dit 
ferentparis,wesawafewbats,  but  a  gentleman  .of  U^Ionto^vn.  wnc 
had  i-one  into  the  cave  during  the  winter  season,  mformcd  ine  tliat  the 
roof  of  the  two  first  rooms  were  covered  with  nuUions  ot  bats,  hang 
Ine»n)arHe  bunci.es,  in  a    torpid  state  and   clinging  to   each  oih.-r 
This  civ? IS  ccMV.posed  of  soft  sar.d  stone  rocks  and  has  evt^ry  appear 
Lire  of  havinc  bc^n  tbr.ned  i^y  the  vc-itis  of  water  waslung  them  an. 
t  eir  t^vmd.tions  aw.n-,  which  cause.l  them  by  theitweight    to   sepa 
v^e  from  the  standmg  rocks  above  ;  there  is  not  tfie  smal  est   dr.ur) 
i-Vnw  mind,  but  tills  cave  is  considerably  enlarged  by  tne   fnction    o 
ti.ewa'er  each  vesr,  fur  all   tiie  rucks  on  the  floors  o(  the   differen 
Inpartments  would  exactly  fit  tiie  parts  of  the   ceiling  ;^^e.l.:vtel; 
! We  them.     Tae  rocks  that  n^.w  torm  this  cave  will  certainly  f^iU  b 
?eLrrees  as  then- foundations  are  washed  away  ;    therefore    it    is  mi 
notsible'toform  an  idea  of  the  very  gi-eat   spaciousness   that    it  iiia, 
L-ivp  to      TIk^  knowledge  that  the  rocks  above  are  subject  to  fall  i 
calculated  to  create  the  most  inexpressible  horror  iti  l>ie  minus  ol  p.-i 
sons  who  visit  this  subterraneous   wonder.^    The   arches   of    all  th 
uvciHies  are  formed  by  the  rocks  meeting  m  the  midd;e  of  the  rod 
ui'Ji  a  crack  extending  in  each  the  whole  length. 
Vovrs,  with  esteem, 

JO'IN  A.  PAXrOX, 


A  LIST 


OF 


INSTITUTIONS,  COMPANIES,  AND  SOCIETIES: 

\Ionip,d,  Religious,  Humane  and  Charitable,  Literary,  JVa- 
tional,  Mutual  Benefit,  S^'c.  so  far  as  they  could  be  obtained 
intime  for  publication,  alphabetically  arranged 


Tlie  officers,  Sec.  of  the  societies  marked  thus,*  v.- ere  not  receiv- 
i  in  time. 

Q^  The  respective  secretaries  of  the  various  pubUc  institutions 
id  societies  of  the  CitJ/  and  Liberties,  will  confer  a  favour  on  the 
iitor,  and  render  a  public  service,  by  sending-  him,  annually^  a 
ritten  list  of  the  officers,  stating-  the  time  of  election,  date  of  in- 
)rporation,  place  of  meeting,  object  of  the  institution,  together 
ith  any  other  remarks. 

bolition  Society, — At  an  election  held,  25  Dec.  1817,  tiie 

undernamed  members  of  the  Pennsylvania  Society,  for  promot- 
ing the  AboUtion  of  Slavery,  the  relief  of  free  Negroes  unlaw- 
fidly  held  in  bondage,  and  for  improving  the  condition  of  the 
Afi-ican  Race,  were  duly  chosen  officers  for  the  ensuing  year, 
viz.  president,  vacant,-  vice  presidents,  Joseph  M.  Paul,  Jonas 
Preston  >r.  n.;  treasurer,  Thomas  Shipley;  secretaries,  Benjamin 
Williams,  Blakey  Sharpless;  counsellors,' William  Lewis,  William 
Rawle,  John  Hollo  well,  John  Sargeant,  Richard  Peters,  jun. 
\Vm.  L.  Delany,  Richard  C.  Wood,  Geo.  Shults,  Lancaster,- 
George  Fisher,  Harrisburg. 

:adeiny  of  JSTatural  Science, — Annual  election  50th  De* 
cember;  president,  Wm.  Maclure;  vice  presidents,  Z.  Collins^ 
George  Ord;  corresponding  secretary,  Reuben  Haines;  cui-ators, 
C.  A.  Lesueur,  Thomas  Say,  Isaiah  Lukens,  Titian  Peale;  libra-- 
rian,  Jacob  Pierce;  treasurer,  Jacol)  Gilliams. 

iult  School. — Tlie  public  are  informed,  that  an  Evening 
School  for  tiiose  who  have  not  had  the  advantages  of  early  edu- 
cation (who  are  taught  gratis)  is  now  opened  in  the  Southwark 
Hall.  Those  of  either  sex,  who  wish  to  attend  the  course  of 
instruction,  can  leave  their  names  at  either  of  the  Day  Schools, 
in  the  Hall.  Persons,  although  advanced  in  yeaj's,  need  not  feel 
diffident  in  coming  forward. 

I 


A  LIST  OF  INSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &CC. 

*African  Friendly  Society  of  St.  Thomas. 

Agricultural  Society. — ^President,  Richard  Peters;  vie 
pi-esidents,  AVilliam  Tilg^liman,  Dr.  James  Mease,  Dr.  Georg 
Logan,  of  Stenton,  Kobert  Coleman,  of  Lancaster;  secretary,  Re 
berts  Vaux;  assistiint  secretary,  Richard  Wistar,  jun.;  tijeasurei 
Edward  Burd;  committee  of  correspondence,  Richa^pPeter; 
James  Mease,  John  Vaughan,  Zaccheus  ColHns,  WilUam  Tilgl 
man;  curators,  Reuben  Haines,  S.  W.  Conrad,  Joseph  R.  Paxsoi 
StepHen  Duncan,  Richard  Peters,  jun. 

*Jiimwell  School  Society  for  the  free  instruction  of  Femal 
Children. 

*Jli)ierican  Beneficial  Society. 

American  Brotherly  Society. — ^Meet  the  second  Saturda 
in  every  month,  at  Reed's  inn,  212  noi-th  Thii'd;  president  Abn 
Kreider;  secretaiy  Phihp  Reed. 

*  American  Colour  and  Paint  Company. 

^American  Convention^  for  promoting  the  abolition  of  Sli 

very  and  improving  the  condition  of  the  African  Race. 

American  Colonisation  Society. — The  society  for  colonic 

ing  the  Free  I'eople  of  Coloiir,  held  its  first  anniversary  on  the  fir 
of  January,  1818,  at  Washington  city,  when  the  following  office: 
were  elected  for  the  year,  viz.  The  hon.  Bushrod  Washingtc 
was  unai\imously  elected  president;  vice  presidents,  hon.  Wi 
liam  H.  Crawford,  of  Georgia;  hon.  Henry  Clay,  of  Kentuck; 
hon.  "William  Phillips,  of  Massachusetts;  col.  Henry  Rutgers,  ( 
New  York;  hon.  John  E.  Howard;  hon.  Samuel  Smith;  hon.  Joh 
C.  Herbert,  of  Maryland;  John  Taylor,  of  Caroline,  esq.  of  Virg 
nia;  gen.  Andrew  Jackson,  of  Tennessee;.  Robert  Ralston,  es( 
Richard  Rush,  esq.  of  Pennsylvania;  gen.  John  Mason,  Distrii 
of  Columbia;  Sumuel  Bayard,  New  Jersey;  managers,  Francis  I 
Key,  Walter  Jones,  John  Laird,  Rev.  Dr.  James  Laurie,  Re 
Stephen  B.  Balch,  I^ev.  Obad.  B.  Brown,  Benjamin  G.  Orr,  Joh 
Peter,  Edmund  J,  Lee,  William  Thornton,  Wm.  H.  Kitzhugl 
Henry  Can-oil;  E.  B.  Caldwell,  esq.  secretary;  John  G.  M'Di 
nald,  recording  secretary;  David  English,  treasurer. 

American  Fire  Insurance  Company. — Office  101  Chesnu 

Capital  §500,000,  divided  into  5000  shares,  on  each  of  whic 
§40  has  been  paid.  Dividends  declared  first  Monday  in  Apj 
and  October.  Annual  election  first  Monday  in  May.  Director 
Chandler  Price,  president;  Joseph  Reed,  John  Sergeant,  Thi 
mas  M'Euen,  Guy  Bryan,  James  Vanuxem,  Isi-ael  Whelen,  Joh 
Savage,  Manuel  Eyre — Edward  Fox,  secretary. 

American  Frierully  Institution. — ^Meet  at  Meyer's  Ini 
SW  corner  Fifth  and  Race,  on  the  2d  Monday  of  each  montl 
Instituted  June  4th  1810 — incorporated  January  1811.  Presiden 


A  LIST  OF   INSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  ScC. 

Jesse  Ferguson;  vice-president,  Thomas  W.  Budd;  secretary, 
Joseph  Hermstead;  treasurer,  Charles  W.  Schreiner;  door- 
keeper, James  Deunison.  The  officci-s  are  chosen  on  the  2d 
Monday  in  June  of  every  year — none  but  native  Anjericans  are 
admitted.  The  benefit  of  sick  members  is  from  3  to  4  dollars 
per  week,  and  in  case  of  death  30  dollars  is  allov/cd  for  funeral 
expenses — and  25  cents  in  addition  if  there  is  a  widow,  which  is 
paid  by  each  of  the  members.  Persons  applying-  for  member- 
ship must  be  between  the  ages  of  21  aiid  40.  Initiation  from  5  U> 
10  dollars.    Contributions  37h  cents  per  month. 

American  Manufacturers^  Public  Market  Hall. — Decatur 
street. — Open  very  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  from  10  to  12  a.  m. 

American  Philadelphia  Socielij. 

Imerican  Philosopiiical  Society  for  the  Promotion  of 
Useful  Knowledge. — President,  Wm.  Tili^hman,  in  the 
room  of  Caspai-  Wistar;  vice-president.s,  Robtrt  Patterson,  Peter 
S.  Duponceau;  secretijies,  Thomas  C.James,  Robcil  M.  Patter- 
son, jfohn  S.  Dorsey,  Wm.  P.  C.  Barton;  Counsellors  for  3  years, 
Thomas  Jefierson,  Wrn.  Maclure,  Rev.  Dr.  Collin,  Wm.  Mere- 
dith; curators,  Z.  Collins,  Joseph  Cloud,  Thomas  T.  Uewson; 
treasurer,  JohnVaughan. 

American  Society  of  Plasterers. 

Antihipnotics. — Meet  every  Tuesday  evening  at  Martin 

Rees:.'s,  97  south  Fifth  Street. 

Uhen^u  m  .'*^Iii ^titiited  1812,  incorporated  5th  April,  1815. 
for  4|||  proijuuion  of  literature.  Room  118  Chesnut  Street — 
which  is  open  dail}-,  except  Sunday,  from  9  a.  m.  to  10  p.  m.-— 
Directors  for  1817,  chosen  on  the  first  Monday  in  February; 

Wm.  Tilg-hman,  lld.  president;  James  Gibson,  esq.  vice-pre- 
sident; Quintin  Campbell,  treasurer;  Robeit  H.  Smith,  secre- 
tary; J.  B.  Bowen,  librarian;  Roberts  Vaux,  Samuel  Ewing", 
Thomas  I.  AHiarton,  George  Vaux,  ^Vm.  Smitli,  Wm.  Lehman, 
Benjamin  Chew,  jr.  Richard  C.Wood,  Jacob  Gratz,  Alexander 
S.  Coxe,  Wm.  Rawle,  jr.  Clement  S.  Miller. 

Auxiliary  Bible  Society. 

Panics.     See  their  respective  naniec. 

^ank  of  *\hrth  Jimericns — ^No.  99  Che.  nuL  ....»:.  Capi- 
tal 5^834,000.  Directors,  John  Morton,  president;  George  La- 
timer, Robert  Wain,  Daniel  Smith,  James  Read,  William  Wain, 
Timothy  Paxson,  Henry  Nixon,  Benjamin  R.  Morgan,  Abraham 
Kintzing,  George  Fox,  Georg-e  M'Callmont;  Henry  Diinker, 
cashier.  Open  daily,  e.xcept  Sundays,  Good-Friday,  Christmas 
day,  1st  January,  and  4th  July,  from  9  a.  ^i.  to  3  p  m.  Discount 
days  Mondays  and  Thursdays.  J^lectiou  2d  Moiiday  in  January, 
aimually;  notary,  Peter  Lohra.    DiviJeuda  January  and   July 


A  LIST  OF  INSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &C. 

Bank  of  »\*orthern  Liberties — Vine  Street,  below  Thirds 

north  side.  Directoi"s,  John  Barchiy,  president;  Andrew  C. 
Barclay,  George  Gorgas,  Thomas  Hart,  Joseph  R.  Jei\^s,  Jona- 
than Knight,  Thomas  Latimer,  Thomas  Loyd,  jr.  Wm.  Mihior, 
Isaac  W.  Norris,  James  Paul,  John  Taylor,  George  Thomas, 
.roseph  Thomas,  James  Whitehead — D.  Mandeville  cashier. — 
Incorporated  9th  May  1814,  to  endure  until  1st  April  182!pf. 
Capital  500,000  dollars,  on  which  g  250,000  has  been  paid.— 
§25  paid  on  each  share.  Dividends  1st  Monday  of  May  and 
November.  Discount  days  Tuesdays-  and  Fridays.  Notary, 
John  Goodman.  Annual  election  3d  Monday  of  November. — 
Open  daily,  except  Sundays,  Christmas  and  4th  July,  from  9am 
to  3  p  1*1 — Transfer  books  close  14  days  preceding  the  1st  Mon- 
day of  ]IHay  and  NoAcmbcr — Dividends  pa]»able  10  days  after 
declared. 

Bank  of  Pennsylvania. — 86  south  Second.  Directors,  Joseph 

P.  Norris,  president;  Godfrey  Haga,  William  Sansom,  Jehu  Hol- 
iingsworth,  jun.  Charles  Biddle,  Louis  Clapier,  Jos.  Hemphill, 
Isaac  Wayne,  Jacob  RidgA\ay,  George  Vaux,  Antliony  Sykocker, 
Abraham  Sharpless,  Robert  Porter,  Francis  Wisely,  Mathew 
Carey,  Mark  Richards,  George  W.  Morgan,  James  Robertson, 
Jonah  Thompson,  Matthew  C.  Ralston,  Peter  Wager,  Wm. 
Brown,  John  Thoburn,  J.  P.  Garesche,  Jonas  Preston;  EUhu 
Chauncev,  cashier. — Incorporated  1793,  renewed  1803,  to  en- 
dure untir  1833.— Capital  ^2,500,000,  divided  into  6250  shares^ 
ut  §400  each,  all  of  which  has  been  paid  in.  Dividends,  January 
and  July.  Discount  days,  Wcdnesda}s  and  Saturdays.^  Annual 
Election,  first  Monday  in  February.  Jv'otart/,  Peter  Lohra.  Open 
daily,  except  Sundays,  1st  January,  4th  July  and  GS^stii^  from 
9  a'  M.  to  3  P.  M.  '.  ^ 

Bank  of  the  United  States. — Carpentei-'s  court,  back  of  the 

post  office.  Incorporated  181G,  to  endure  until  1836.  Capital 
g35,000,000,  divided  into  350,000  shares  of  §100  each.  Divi- 
dends declared  January  and  July.  Discount  days,  Tuesdays  and 
Fridays.  Annual  election,  1st  Monday  in  January.  Open  daily, 
except  Sundays,  1st  January,  4th  July  and  Christmas,  from  9  A. 
M.  to  3  P.  M.  Notary,  C.  C.  Bid^lle.  Directors,  Wm.  Jones, 
president;  Pierce  Butler,  Walter  Bovvne,  .Xctv  York,  George 
Williams,  Baltimore,  John  Connelly,  Robert  Ralston,  Chandler 
Price,  Thos.  M.  Wilhng,  Jno.  Donnell,  Baltimore,  Dennis  A. 
Smith,  Baltitnore,  John  Bohlen,  Thomas  Leiper,  Cad'r.  Evans, 
Jr.  Saml.  Wetherill,  Thomas  M'Euen,  Jno.  Savage,  Jno.  God- 
dard,  Jam.es  C.  Fisher,  John  Bolton,  Savaimal^  Henry  Clay, 
Kentucky,  Jno.  Sergeant,  Nathl.  Prince,  .V<ru>  York,  John  Coul- 
ter, Joshua  Lippincolt,  Jno.  Lisle;  Jona.  Smith,  cashier;  James 
Houston,  as.sistant  cashier. 
List  of  BnAscHEs  — Portsmouth,  N.  H.  Boston,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Middletown,  Conn.  New  York,  Baltimore,  Washington,  Norfolk, 
Richmond,  Charleston,  Savannah,  Augusta,  New  Orleans,  Fay- 
ettviUe,  Pittsburg,  Chillicothe,  Lexington,  Louisville,  Cincinnati. 


A  LIST  OF  INSTITLTIONS,  SOCIETIES,   &C, 

'Bemvolent  Blues  Societi/.^lnsiitnted  for  the  laudable 
Jjurpose  of  supporting  each  other  in  sickness  and  distress. 

^Benevolent  Society  of  Loaf  Bread  Bakers, 

Bible  Societif.^lmihiitcd  Dec.  1808,  for  distiibutino^  the 
^ible  gratis.  Manage r.s,  lit.  Rev.  William  White,  d.  d.  presfdent- 
JifT^^-  ?•  ^'  "^I'^^th,  D.  V.  Kev.  Jcseph  Pilmore,  d.  p.  Rev! 
WiIEam  Staughton,  d.  d.  Rev.  Jacob  J.  Janeway,  n.  d.  vice  pre- 
sidents; Rev.  Jacob  Broadhead,  u.  i>.  corresponding  secretary; 
Mr.  B.  B.  Hopkins,  recording  secretan-  and  librarian;  Robert 
Ralston,  esq.  treasurer;  Rev.  Philip  F.Maver,  Rev.  Samuel Helf- 
tenstein,  Rev.  George  C.  Potts,  Rev.  Jackson  Kemper,  Rev 
Ihomas  Sargeant,  Rev.  David  Parker,  Rev.  R.  M'Caitee,  Rev 
James  Montgomery,  Mr.  Lawrence  Seckel,  Mr.  Godfrey  Hag-a, 
Mr.  George  Krebs,  Mi-.  Peter  Vanpelt,  Mr.  William  Haslett,  Mr. 
John  Magoffin,  Mr.  Samuel  Archer,  Mr.  Samuel  Richards. 

^Bookbinders*  Society. 

^Booksellers'  Society. 

Botanic  G«rc?en.— Incorporated  ^larch  24th,  1817.  Jonas 
Preston,  m.  d.  president;  Reuben  Haines,  secretary;  directors, 
Simon  Gratz,  Louis  Clapier,  Isaac  C.  Jones,  JosWia  Longstreth, 
Z.  Colhns,  Roberts  Vaux,  Joseph  Cloud,  Benjn.  Tucker,  Adam 
Eckfclt,  Edward  Clark,  and  Isaac  Clever,  3id.  Annual  election^ 
hrst  Monday  in  March. 

Bridge  Companies, — 5ee  their  respective  names. 
'Bricklayers'  Benefd  Society  of  Pennsylvania. 

Bricklayers'  Company,— Incoviporsded  11th  March,  1799* 
Election,  1st  January,  annually.  President,  Daniel  Groves;  vice 
president,  Alexr.  M'Kinley;  treasurer,  John  Moore;  secretary, 
Joseph  S.  Walter. 

3iir roll's  Beneficial  Society,— InsHiuied  October  31st, 
1815.  Incorporated  April  18tli,  181^.  Meet  at  Wilson's  tavern, 
opposite  the  state  house  the  first  IXiesday  in  each  month.  Elec- 
tion on  the  6th  October  annua.'iy.  President,  John  King;  nee 
president,  John  Clawges  jun.;  treasurer,  James  Robb;  secretaryy 
Charles  M'KanJier;  Counsellor.,  Wm.  J.  Duane;  messenger, 
orge  Gray. 

iustleton  and  Sviitlifipld  Turnpike, — President,  Henry- 
Pratt;  managers,  Richard  Leedom,  Joshua  Jones,  Phineas  Jenkf . 
.Tacob  Soimncr,  John  Stoddart,  Thomas  M'Kean,  Joshua  Comiv, 
WiUiam  Maghee,  Isitac  Worrell,  John  M'Naer,  Robeil  Adams, 
James  HfDundas;  treasurer  and  secretary,  John  Roberts.  ShaVe 
SlOO  each.  Election  first  Monday  in  November.  Incorporated 
5th  March  1804.     Office  back  95  north  Water  street. 

Caledonian  Benevolent  Society, — -Annual  election,  January 
"'  -sident,  Thomas  Dobson;   vice  president,  Joku  Bennet; 


A  LIST  OF  INSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &C. 

trcrtsurer,  John  Cochran;  secretary-,  Duncan  M'Fadyen;  visiters 
William  Somerville,  James  Latimore,  Edward  Brodie. 

Camden  Bank,  New  Jersey. — Capital  8600,000.  Director? 
Rich.  M.  Cooper,  president;  Jno:  Tatam,  jun.  Saml.  L.  HowelJ 
Henry  Chew,  Thomas  Wrig-ht,  James  Matlack,  Joseph  C.  Swett 
Tiios.  Newbold,  Wm.  Potter,  Joseph  Rodders,  Clement  Actc* 
Joseph  Faulkenberg-,  Isaac  Hewling-s,  Benjn.  Masden,  Josepl 
Lea,  Isaac  C.  Jones,  H.  F.  Hollingshead,  Saml.  Spackman,  Joshu; 
Long-streth,  John  Stoddart,  (one  vacancy;)  Wm.  Hille.e;'as,  cashiei 
Office  21  Churcli  alley.  Dividends  payable  after  loth  of  Apri 
and  after  15th  of  October. 

Canal  Companies. — See  their  respective  names. 

Carjjenters'  Compamj. — ^Meet  at  their  Hall  in  Carpentei^i 
court.  Instituted  1724  and  incorporated  1790.  President,  (va 
cant);  \\ce  president,  Jonathan  Roberts;  secretary,  Georg'e  Sum 
mers;  treasurer,  Michael  Baker;  manag-ing"  committee,  Danie 
Knig-ht,  James  Cockrin,  ^Uphonso  C.  Ireland,  John  D.  Smith 
Wm.  ^A'ag-ner,  Isaac  Forsjth,  Jacob  ColUdav,  Jesse  Williamson 
John  O'Neill. 

Charity  Schools— Society  for  the  establishment  of — Schoo 

Walnut  above  Sixth.  President,  Thomas  Bradford,  jun.;  vic< 
president,  Jonathan  Fell,  jun.;  treasurer  Benj.  Williams;  secre 
tar}'^,  Samuel  Robins. 

^Cheltenham  and  Willow  Grove  Turnpike  Company. 

*Chesmit-Hill  and  Springhouse  Turnpike  Company. 

Christ-Church  Hospital  for  Widows-^lll  Mulberry. 

■^Christian  Benevolent  Society. 

Cincinnati  Society  of  the  state  of  Pennsylvania. — Annua 

election  4th  July.  Da^dd  Lenox,  president;  Thomas  Robinson 
vice  president;  Horaee  Binney,  secretary;  Alexr.  W.  Johnson 
assistant  secretaiy;  Charles  Biddle,  treasurer;  John  Markland 
assistant  treas-urer — committee,  Wm.  Jackson,  Caleb  North 
Peter  Peres,  James  Glentwonh,  Alexander  Murray,  Thoma 
M'Euen,  John  Steele. 

City  Hospital—ToY  the  reception  of  patients  labouring  un 
der  malignant  fevers.  Commenced  1807— finished  in  1810.  Si 
tuate  SW  comer  Francis  lane  and  Sch.  Fourth. 

*  College  of  Physicians. — ^Founded  1787 — ^incorporatec 
1789.  *     " 

Columbian  Beneficial  Society  of  the  city  and  county  oi 

Philadelphia. — Timothy  Blake,  president;  John  Wilson,  vic( 
president;  Samuel  Jones,  treasurer;  J.  Barnes,  secretary.  Thii 
society  meets  at  Newmarket  Hall  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  everj 
month.  Each  person  on  being-  admitted  a  member  pays  into  tht 


A  LIST  OF  INSTITUTIONS,  SOtJIETIES,   &C. 

funds  a  sum  agreeable  to  his  age.  If  between  the  age  of  21  aiiJ 
25,  three  dollars— for  every  year  older  50  cents;  but  no  person 
admitted  whose  age  is  more  than  40  years.  The  monthly  con- 
tributions  of  each  member  is  31  cents.  Each  person,  after  being- 
one  year  a  member,  is  entitled,  if  confined  to  his  bed  by  sick- 
ness, to  four  dollars  per  week— and  if  his  disorder  be  of  a  less 
serious  nature,  yet  so  as  to  incapacitate  him  from  pursuing  his 
professional  business,  he  is  entitled  to  recei\  e  three  dollars  per 
week.  The  above  .society  was  incorporated  JanuaiT  26,  1816. 

Columbia  Benevolent  Society — Meet  monthly  at  New- 
market Hall— President  Thos.  Elliott 

Jolumbian  Chemical  Society. 

ohimbian  Benevolent  Society. — Incorporated  1800.  Meet 
first  Saturday  in  every  month,  at  John  M'ilson's  inn,  193  Ches- 
nut — Election  first  Thursdays  in  March  and  September. — Presi- 
dent, Henry  Ambruster;  vice  president,  Jacot)  Brown;  treasurer, 
Phihp  Coldwarter;  secretary,  Michl.  Waitman. 

olumbian  Society  of  Artists. — President,  Colonel  J. 
Trumbull;  vice  presidents,  Benjamin  H.  Latrobe,  George  Mur- 
ray, Benjamin  Trott,  George  M.  Miller;  secretary,  Gideon  Fair- 
man;  treasurer,  John  Vallance;  professor  of  anatomy.  Dr.  J.  S . 
Dorsey. 

jmmercial  Bank  of  Pennsylvania — No.  102  Chesnut-st. 
Directors,  Andrew  Ba}aixl  president;  Richard  Dale,  Charles 
Pleasants,  Henry  Lentz,  Wm  Newbold,  Henrv'  Pratt,  John  Lisle, 
Jam^s  S.  Duval,  Samuel  Archer,  John  Hallowell,  Thomas  P. 
Roberts,  John  C.  Smith,  Henry  Sergeant — Joseph  Williams 
cashier.  Capital  §1,000,000,  divided  into  2000  shares.  Divi. 
dends  declared  May  and  November.  Discount  days  Tuesdays 
and  Fridays.  Notary,  George  Hevl.  Closed  Sundays,  Christmas, 
New  Yeay,  and  4th  July. 

Committee  of  Missions  of  the  General  *3ssembly  of  the 
Presbyterian  Church. 

ommon  Prayer  Book  Society. — President  hon.  Wm.  Tilgh- 
man;  vice-presidents,  Daniel  Smith,  Dr.  P.  F.  Glentworth,  C.  N 
Bancker;  treasurer  Richard  S.  Smith;  corresponding  secretary 
John  B.  Wallace;  recording  secretary  George  Hawkins;  mana- 
gers, Stephen  North,  Thomas  Cadwallader,  Daniel  H.  Miller, 
Dr.  J.  R.  Coxe,  Benjamin  Clark,  Charles  G.  Wilcox,  C.  P.  Wayne, 
Samuel  J.  Robbins,  Charles  J.  Wheeler,  Hartman  Kulin,  Tho- 
mas F.  Learning,  John  Coulter,  Richard  Peters,  jr.  Frartcis  G. 
Smith,  Joseph  Cooper,  James  Y.  Humphreys,  Henry  Simpson, 
James  Robinson. 

hrdwainers'  Society. — Meet  161  Chesnut  Street. 

^oVdwainers*  Society. — Meet  3d  Monday  iu  tach  month, 

at  97  south  Fifth  Street. 


A  CIST  OF  INSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &C. 

*Criterion  Society. 

Decatur  Benevolent  Instltution.-^EstahVished  1817.  Met 
at  the  sign  of  the  Spread  Eag-lc,  256  north  Third  Street,  ubov 
Callowhill  .street.  Election  1st  Saturday  in  Januarv,  aunuidl' 
President  Henry  Snyder;  \  ice-president  Wm.  Moore;  treasure 
V\m.  Hog^an;  secretary  Nicholas  Helverson;  door-keeper  Ja^ 
Brown.  ^ 

Delaware  Insurance  Company.— Office  south-east  come 
Walnut  and  Second.  Samuel  Keith,  president;  William  Bel 
Wdham  Boyd,  John  Cook,  Joseph  R.  Evans,  Samuel  E  Howel 
Isaac  Harvey  jr.  Benjamin  Jones,  James  Kitchen,  Jonatha 
Leedom,  Joseph  Lownes,  Joshua  Lon^streth,  Wm.  MTadcr 
John  M'Crea,  Fournier  Kostain.  Dividends  1st  Monday  in  Juu 
and  December.  Choice  of  directors  2d  Monday  in  Decen»bei 
First  mcorporation  in  1803— second  in  1813— expires  in  183' 
5U00  shares  at  §40  per  share,  ^200,000.  Open  every  da^ 
Sundays,  4th  July,  and  Christmas  day  excepted. 

"^Democratic  Association  of  Young  Men. 

DISPENSARIES    OF    PHILADELPHIA. 

■  City  Dispensary.sr  S.  Fifth  Street.  Annual  electior 
January  5th.  Managers,  rig-ht  rev.  Wilham  White  president 
Lavyrence  Seckel,  Robert  Black%ve]I,  Henry  Helmuth,  Roben 
Snuth,  Godfrey  Hag-a,  Bobeit  Ralston,  Joseph  Crukshank,  El 
lison  Perot,  Roberts  Vaux,  Joseph  Parrish— Samuel  P.  Griffits 
secretary.  Attending  physicians  and  surgeons— Doctors  Wm 
S.  Coxe,  Samuel  C.  Hopkins,  E.  Boudinot  Stockton,  Joseph  G 
^anc^ede,  Samuel  Emlen,  Franklin  Bache.     Consulting  physi- 

cians   and   surgeons— Doctors   Thomas  Parke,  

Philip  S.  Physick,  Thomas  C.  James;    treasurer  John  Clifford- 
apothecaiy  George  G.  Tresse.  *  ' 

Northern  DispensaryST  Green  St  NW  corner  Budd. 
Instituted  1816.  Annual  election  January  6th.     Manao-ers- rev 
George  Boyd,  president;  Samuel  Powel  Griffitts,  John  C  Brown 
Joseph  Townsend,  Robert  A.  Parish,  Jonathan  Roberts,  Daniel 
H.  Miiler,  John  Barclay,  John  D.  Thomas,  John  Parkin,  John 
Barnes— Isaac  Cleaver  secretary.    Physicians  for  western  dis- 
trict—Wm.  Ramsay,  m  d.    Jacob  Randolph,  m  d.    Beniamin  .'■• 
Janney,  MD.    Physicians  for  eastern  dis-trict — A.J,  Gre^-ory  -i- 
Joseph  S.  Shippen,  m  ».  Julius  Howitz,  m  n.     Apothecary  Geo. 
I.  Stimble.     Medical   assistant  Henry   H.  Kreider.     Treasurer 
Joseph  Scattergood. 

Southern  Dispensary— 9S  Siiippen  Street.  Manao-ers— 
Dr.  Samuel  P.  Griffitts  president;  Charles  Penrose,  Amhonv 
Cuthbert,  James  Gibson,  C.  Stevenson,  Thomas  Elliott,  E.  Fer- 
guson, Peter  Williamson,  Norris  Stanley,  Joseph  Ogilby,  David 
J.  Davis—Thos.  D  MitcheU  secretary.    Physicians,  Henry  Neiii, 


A  LIST  OF  INSTITITTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &C. 

larvey  Klapp,  George  Thum,  Franklin  Bache,  John  C.  Heber- 
on,  Edward  Haydock.  Treasurer  llobertM'MuUin.  Apothe- 
;ary  James  Mitchell. 

hmestic  Society  for  the  Encouragement  of  tManufac- 
ures — ^Established  in  1805. 

^orcas  Society. 

nscopal  Missionary  Society.— Annual  election  23  Oct'r. 
iig-ht  rev.  Wm.  Whi'te,  u  d.  'president;  Richai-d  Dale,  P.  F. 
ilentworth,  >r.  d.  Walter  Kerr,  Hugh  de  Haven,  John  B.  Wul- 
ice,  esq.  vice-presidents;  Thomas  Breintnal  corresponding-  se- 
retarv;  George  P.  Glentworth  recording  »ecretary;  Stephen 
^'^orth  treasurer. 

in  Benevolent  Society. — Thomas  Roney  president;  John 
.amb  secx-etar)-;  Michael  Williamson  treasurer.  Meet  tlie  17th 
f  every  month,  and  the  17th  Ma>ch  is  the  anniversary. 

vangelical  Society. 

rmers  and  Mechanics  Bank. — 100  Chesnut  street.  In- 
orporated  in  1809.  Chartered  until  1824.  Capital  and  amount 
laid  in  §1,250,000,  divided  into  25,000  shares  at  S-^O  each. 
)jscount  days  Tuesda3's  and  Fridays.  Annual  election  last  Sa- 
jrday  in  Jaimary.  Notary,  Benjamin  Nones.  Open  every  day, 
undays,  Christmas  and  New  Years  excepted.  Directoi-s — Jo- 
eph  Tugert,  president;  Samuel  Barnes,  John  Strawbridge,  Seth 
Iraige,  Wm.  W.Fisher,  James M'Alpin,  John M'Cauky,  George 
'epper,  Samuel  Richards,  James  Shai-swood,  George  Sheaff-, 
lichard  Tybout,  John  B.  Wallace — H^nry  Kuhl,  Ciishier. 

irmers  and  Mechanics  Society. — ^Meet  comer  of  Budd 

nd  Green. 

miale  Association  for  the  Relief  of  Women  and  Children 
I  reduced  Circiunstances.     Instituted  1801. 

?male  Domestic  Missionary  Society. 

nale  Society  of  Philadelphia  for  the  Relief  and  Em- 
loyment  of  the  Poor.  The  society  continue  to  otler  for  sale 
t  their  ware  room.  No.  5,  Kanstead's  court.  Sheeting,  Table 
inen.  Napkins,  Comfortables,  Bolster  and  Pillow  Cises,  Stock- 
igs,  Homespun,  Cotton,  and  Woollen  Yarn,  Linen  and  MusUn 
hirts,  &c. 

nale  Hospitable  Society,  for  the  Relief  and  Employment 
f  tjie  Poor. — Instituted  1808-9.  Ware  room,  1  Appletreo  alley, 
[ary  A.  Snyder,  president;  Elizabeth  Van  Pelt,  treasurer i 
[argaret  Silver,  seci-etary.  The  pubUc  are  respectfully  inform- 
d  tliat  the  Female  Hospitable  Society  have  for  sale  at  No.  54, 
orth  Fourth  street.  Cotton,  Flax  and  Woollen  Yarn.  Sewing 


V  A  LIST  or  iNSTiTunoys,  tDOCiEiii!.;5,  6tt . 

Thread,  Shirts,  Table  Linen,  Fleece  Cotton,  manufactured 
the  poor,  with  many  articles  on  commission.     Those  who  \ 
employment  to  be  a  rehef  to  the  indigent  and  indiistrious,  v 
be  kind  enough  to  give  their  custom  to  the  institution. 

^Fire Association  of  Philadelphia. — Frederick  Erring( 
president. 

*Fire  Hose  Association. 

*FirstDay  or  Sundaif  School. — ^Instituted  1790. 

*First  Jackson  Benevolent  Institution."— Meet  at  Hen 
Meyers'  tavern  SW  comer  Fiftli  and  Race. 

Franlvford  and  Bristol  Turnpike  Road  Company. — Ele 
tion  Nov.  10th  annually.  President,  James  C.  Fisher;' Managt 
John  G.  Wacksmuth,'  George  Ludlam,  Robert  Smith,  AVillii 
Phillips,  Abraham  Duffield,  Alexander  Martin,  John  I^ardni 
Derick  Petei-son,  Wilham  J.  Miller,  Paul  Siemen,  Amos  Grig 
John  Brown — Treasurer  Joseph  L.  Inglis. 

Franklin  Association  of  Philadelphia. — MeetNW  corn 
Vine  and  Fourth  streets.  President,  John  Martin  Vanharlinge 
Vice-president,  Charles  West  Thomson  ;  Recording  secretai 
Paul  Kinsey  Hubbs;  Corresponding  secretaiy,  Paul  Ebenez 
Scull;  Treasurer,  Howell  Crowell;'  Librarian,  Henry  S.  Woo 
man;  StandingCommittee— Charles  W.Thomson,  chairman,  E 
bert  Heysham,  jun.  Wm.  Griesz,  Wm.  Peters,  jun.  Wm.  P.  La 
Fence,  Sam.  R.  Cramer — Alex.  M.  Gaw,  secretary.  The  assoc 
tion  is  divided  into  two  classes,  entitled  the  Athenxum  and  t] 
I-yceum.  The  officers  of  tlie  former  are — chairman  Samu 
Mason,  jun.;  Secretary,  Jessop  Lowber :  of  the  latter— cha 
man,  Richard  B.  Bowdle;  Secretary,  Aquila  Bolton.  The  g 
neral  meetings  of  this  association  are  holden  on  tlie  first  Mond 
evening  in  every  month;  those  of  the  classes  respectively,  < 
the  Tuesday  and  Thursday  evenings  of  ever\*  week  ;  and  tho 
of  the  Stan<^ng  Committee  on  the  Saturday  evening  of  eve 
week.  Their  anniversary  is  celebrated  on  the  evening  of  tl 
sixteenth  of  January,  the  birth-day  of  the  illustrious  Frankli 
I'he  general  officers  are  elected  quarterlv,  on  the  first  Mond; 
evening  in  the  months  of  January,  April,  July  and  October.  Tl 
association  consists,  at  present,  of  about  fifty  members,  and  h 
several  branches  in  different  parts  of  the  'United  States.  I 
principal  object  is  the  advancement  and  dissemination  of  gen 
ral  literature. 

^Franklin  Benevolent  Institution. 

'^Franklin  Union  Benevolent  Society. — Meet  at  Joli 
Wilson's  tavern,  193  Chesnut,  first  l^onday  in  eve ly  month- 
John  King,  president. 

*French  Benevolent  Society— (''^ociett  de  Bienfaisance.' 
Instituted  1804 — jwcorporated  1805 


A  LIST  OF  INSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &C. 

^riendly  Columhimi  Beneficial  Society — ^^ieet  monthly- 
it  Newmarket  Hall— Henry  Engles,  president. 

Mendhj  Society  of  Philadelphia, 

''riendly  Society  of  St.  Tammany. 

nendly   St.   Tammany  Society. — Incorporated   1790 

Meet  at  Meyers'  inn,  S\V  corner  Fifth  and  Race,  third  Saturday 
3f  each  month.  Elections  1st  of  May  and  third  Saturday  of  No- 
vember.— President,  James  Coldwarter;  vice  president,  George 
Metts;  treasurer  Philip  Coldwarter;  secretary,  Luke  Shields. 

q)  and  J\*eicport  Turnpike  Company. — Office  NE  cor- 

aer  Second  and  Dock. 

?rman  American  Mutual  Assistant  Society. — ^Instituted 

1797,  and  incorporated  1801.  Meet  first  Monday  in  each  month 
at  the  widow  Crowmcr's,  in  Tliird  street  opposite  the  Northern 
Liberties  Commissioner's  Hall.  Election  fii-st  Monday  in  Febru- 
ary annually.  Ninety  members.  Capital  §2000.  President  An- 
drew Busch;  Vice-president,  John  M.  Metzger;  Treasurer,  John 
C.  Blumnef*;  Secretary,  John  L.  Klotz. 

?rman  and  American  Mutual  Assistant  Society, — Insti- 
tuted March  1817.  Meet  at  the  widow  Crowmer's,  in  Third 
opposite  the  N.  L.  Commissioner's  Hall,  on  the  second  Monday 
of  each  month.  Election  second  Monday  in  February  annually. 
Capital  g,400,  and  114  membei*s.  President  Andrew  IJusch ; 
Vice-president,  John  M.  Metzger;  Treasurer,  John  A.  Lange- 
bartel ;  Secretary,  John  L.  Klotz. 

rerrnan  American  Bejieficial  Society. 

rerman  Beneficial  Society. 

rerman  Beneficent  Society  of  the  JS*orthern  Liberties. 

erman  Society. — Meet  at  their  Hall  in  Seventli  below 

High.  President,  Isaac  \V amp ole;  Vice-president,  J.  N.  Harmes  ; 
Treasurer,  John  Roland;  Secretaries,  Henry  Virchaux,  Chai'les 
Vezin ;  Solicitor,  Samuel  Keemle  ;  Librarian  Frederick  K.  Nid- 
da;  Overseers,  George  L.  Cook,  Frederick  Erringer,  George 
W.  Mentz,  J.  U.  Fral'ey,  J.  H.  Fisler,  \Villiam  Spohn.  , 

erman  Society  for  Mutual  Support  and  Assistance.-^ 

Meet  the  first  Saturday  in  January,  March,  May,  July,  Septem- 
ber and  November,  at  Meyei-s'  tavern,  SW  corner  Fifth  and 
Race.     John  Bernbaum,  president. 

xermantown  and  Chesnut  Rill  Turnpike  Company. 

ermantown  and  Perkiomen  Turnpike  Company. — An- 
nual election  Nov.  10th — President,  Benjamin  Chew;  Managers, 
Jos.,P.  Norris,  William  Dans,  George  Roberts,  Chandler  Price, 


A  LIST  OF   I>fSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &C. 

JohnBohlen,  Thomas  Norton,  George  Fox,  John  Connelly,  Jo 
Wharton,  Samuel  "Wetherill,  John  Delamater,  Coleman  Fish^ 
— Treasurer,  Joseph  Bullock. 

Gerard's  (Stephen)  Banking  Ho%i»e,. — Formerly  the  U. 

Bank,  Third  street  opposite  Dock — George  Simpson,  cashi 
Open  daily,  except  Sundays,  Christmas,  and  4th  of  July,  fri 
9  till  3  P.  M.  Da}s  of  discount  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 

Guardians  of  the  Poor.    See  **  List  of  Contents" 

'Hand  in  Hand  Societij.-—Meei  236  north  Third  Street 

Hibernian  Society,  for  the  Belief  of  Emigrants  fn 
Ireland.     Incorporated  in  1792. 

Hiram  Beneficial   Society. — Meet  at  the   German  Ha 
south  Seventh  Street — WilUam  G.  Oliver  secretary. 

Howard  Beneficial  Institution  of  Pennsylvania.' — Ins 


tuted  October  29th  1811,  and  incorporated  January-  7th  181 
3Ieet  at  N.  L.  Commissioners'  Hall,  in  Third  Street — Electi 
2d  Wednesday  in  January,  annually.    President,  William  Mo 
der,  esq.;    vice-president  John  31'Michael;  treasurer  Levi  G 
rish;   secretary  Joseph  Taylor. 

Humane  Society. — ^Managers,  Joseph  Crukshank,  Charl 
Marshall,  WiUiam  Hembel,  Thomas  C.  James,  Joseph  Parrii 
Benjamin  Thaw,  Samuel  Pancoast,  jr.  John  W.  Moore,  Willi? 
Leedom,  Matthew  L.  Bevan,  Benjamin  Jones,  Isaac  Snowde 
President  Joseph  Crukshank;  secretary  Isaac  Snowden;  t.r< 
surer  Joseph  P.  Horner;  inspectors,  William  Leedom,  Jo 
Bacon;  committee  of  correspondence,  John  AV.  Moore,  Thorr 
C.  James,  Joseph  Parrish;  medical  assistants,  WilUam  Curr 
Casper  Wistar,  jr.  Samuel  P.  Griffitts,  Thomas  C.  James,  Jam 
Mease,  John  C.  Otto,  Thomas  T .  Hewson,  Peter  Miliar,  Jose 
Parrish,  John  S.  Dorsev,  Isaac  Cleaver,  Henry  Neill,  Jos.  Klap 
W^m.  B.  Duffield. 

Inspectors  of  the  Philadelphia  Prison.— (Northern  Libe 
ties)  Dr.  Alichael  Leib,  AVm.  Bender,  John  Harrison,  Conr 
Hester.  (City)  Thomas  Bradford,  jr.  AVm.  Flintham,  Samii 
Palmer,  Joseph  Price,  John  Bacon,  Mattliew  L.  Bevan.  (Sout 
wark)  Peter  Meircken,  Cornehm  Stevenson,  Thomas  Spar! 
John  Summers — Ur.  Michael  Leib  president;  Matthew  L.  Bev; 
treasurer;  John  Bacon  secretary.  Keepers  of  the  Piitson — Jac( 
HoUaway,  principal  keeper,  resides  at  the  prison;  Nicholas  T 
linghast  clerk.  Deputy  keepers — Abijah  Price,  Jacob  Peake] 
Seth  Price,  Samuel  Roberts,  Edward  Guys,  Josiah  Claypol 
Christopher  Amistrong,  Furman  Black.  Prime  St  apartment- 
Israel  Deacon,  principal  keeper;  John  Flake  and  Joseph  S.  Ki 
deputy  keepers. 

\hidependent  Blues  and  Military  Benevolent  Society, 


a'lkt  of  institutions,  societies,  &c. 
idepcndeiit  Beufjicud  Sodetif, — Incorporated  1811. — 

Meet  at  Newmarket  Hall.  Election  third  Monday  in  April,  an- 
nually. President,  Lebbius  Whitney;  vice  president.  Job  Lewis; 
treasurer,  John  Hassall;  secretary,  Isaac  G.  Hannum. 

Independent  Benevolent   Society. — Meet    monthly  at 

Newmarket  Hall — Andrew  Montg-omer}',  president;  George 
Bonnin,  secretary-.  ■ 

Indigent  TVidows  and  Single  Women-s  Society, 
isurance  Companies. — See  their  i-espective  names. 
Tnsh  Beneficial  Society, 

Jackson  Beneficial  Society, — Meet  first  Tuesday  in 

every  montli,  ut  Meyers'  tavern,  SW  corner  Fifth  and  Race. 

Journeymen  Bricklayers^  Society, 

Journeymen  Blacksmiths^  Beneficial  Society. 

Journeymen  Coopers^  Society, 

Journeymen  Cordwainers*  Society. 

Journeymen  Hatters^  Society. 

Kensington  Beneficent  Society, 

hisington  Union  Beneficial  Society, — President,  Isaac 

Boileau;  vice  president,  (vacant);  treasurer  Wm.  Clark;  secre- 
tary, Robt.  Hodgson. 

Lancaster  and  Philadelphia  Turnpike, 
Lancaster  Schuylkill  (Upper  Ferry)  Bridge, 
Lancaster  and  Susquehannah  Insurance  Company, 
ancasterian  Teachers*  Jlssociation, — The  Philadelphia 

and  Pennsylvania  association  of  teachers  of  the  Lancasterian 
system  of  education,  for  the  promotion  and  security  of  improve- 
ments in  the  instruction  of  youth, was  instituted  on  the  third  day 
of  the  Seventh  month,  18ir.  Meet  at  their  lodg-e,  7  Pear  street. 
President,  James  Edwaixl;  treasurer,  Jonathan  D.  Ayres;  secre- 
tary, A.  S.  Wood. 

Law  Society  of  Philadelphia, — Meet  at  the  Law  Li- 
brary Room,  in  the  state  house.   John  Keating-,  Jr.  secretary. 

iwrence  Benevolent  In^sfitution, — Instituted  1st  JanUr 

ary,  1814,  and  incoi-porated  1st  June,  1814.  Meet  at  N.  L.  Com- 
missionei-s'  Hall,  nortli  Third  street.  Election  hrst  Thursday  vn 
January,  annually.  President,  Henry  Snyder;  treasurer,  B.  A. 
Taylor;  secretary,  J.  D.  Ayres. 

)ganian  Library — Annexed  to  the  Philadelpliia  Li- 
brary; but  the  books,  consisting  of  3944  vols,  are  kept  separaie. 

K 


A  LIST  OF   INSTITUTIONS,  SOCIETIES,  &C. 

t^fodison  Beneficial  Society  of  the  JS'^orthern  Liberties — 
Meet  at  the  Cock  and  Lion  inn,  SW  corner  Second  and  Coats 
streets.  Instituted  4th  March  1811,  and  incorporated  7th  March 
1812.  Election  first  Tluirsday  in  March,  annually.  President, 
Wm.  Piatt;  vice  president,  Wm.  Tigner;  treasurer,  John  Bar- 
g-er;  secretary,  Isaac  Boileau. 

JIagdalen  Societij, — Incorporated  1802 — Asylum  NE 

cor.  Sch.  2d  h  Race.  The  Right  Rev.  Wm.  White,  d.d. president; 
Robert  Ralston,  vice  president;  Wm.  Ashbridge,  treasurer; 
Thos.  Mitchell,  secretary — managers,  Thos.  Latimer,  Daniel 
Jaudon,  lienjn.  Tucker,  Jona.  Roberts,  Alexr.  Henr}',  Thomas 
tjavery,  ,l;unes  Moore,  Peter  Van  Pelt,  Jacob  Justice.  Meet  at 
Carpenters'  Hall — Meeting  2d  3d  day  (Tuesday)  of  Februar}', 
May,  August  and  November.  Election  2d  3d  day  in  February. 

'**Mule  Sabbath  School  Societij, 

^Marine  Bible  Society. 

tMarine  Imurance  Company. — Office  47  "Walnut. — 
Directors,  John  Leamy,  president;  David  Walker,  Joseph  Peace, 
James  Paul,  John  Coulter,  Samuel  N.  Lewis,  George  M'Call- 
mont,  William  Leedom,  Condy  Raguet,  William  Read,  Elihu 
Chauncey,  Israel  Wheelan,  and  Isaac  W.  Norris.  Capital  300,000 
dollars — Shares  100  dollars— Dividends  July  and  January. 

^Mariners*  Benevolent  Society. 

Masons — see  "  List  of  Contents." 

^Master  Bricklayers^  Society. — Incorporated  1 809. 

^^Master  Coopers"  Society. 

Master     Mechanics^    Benevolent    Society. — Instituted 

1810.  Annual  election  second  Tuesday  in  January.  Meet  at  Car- 
penters' Hall.  President,  Gilbert  Gaw;  vice  presidents,  Joseph 
Burden,  Cornehus  Stevenson;  treasurer,  George  Reese;  secre- 
tary, John  W.  Scott;  visiting  committee,  John  Crowley,  Wm. 
Bryant,  Cornelius  Tiers;  fund  committee,  James  Wilson,  Lam- 
bert Tree,  Wm.  Camm,  Geo.  Thompson,  Robert  Murphy,  John 
Culin,  James  M.  Linnard. 

•Master  Flasterers^  Society. — Incor])orated  2Sd  March, 

1804.  President,  Wm.  Thackara;  vice  president,  Peter  Wol- 
ford;  secretary,  Edward  Evans;  treasurer,  Isaac  Parry;  com- 
mittee of  measures,  Wm.  Thackara,  E.  Evans  and  James  Glas- 
gow.   Meet  at  James  Stell's  hotel,  first  Monday  in  every  month. 

"^Master  Shipwrights^  Society. 

^Master  Taylors^  Society.- — Incorporated  1805. 

Mechanics^  Bank. — 9  south  Third.    Directors,  Thos. 

Parker,  president;  Alexr.  Cook,  John  Moore,  Samuel  Smith,  C. 
Harvey  Lewis,  John  Rogers,  Joseph  Morris,  Wm.  Young,  John